The plans of a potential thief were thwarted when he fell at 60 feet in a well while he was trying to fly in a pair of tube in a village near Arifla.
The individual, identified as Ali of the village 46 EB, had ventured into the village 64 EB with the intention of committing a flight. However, during his attempt, he lost his balance and fell into the deep well.
Achieving the severity of his situation, Ali called for help, and the rescue staff quickly arrived on the scene using the site’s monitoring.
They managed to remove it from the well and was taken to the hospital to receive treatment for his injuries.
During the police interrogation, Ali admitted his intention to steal the tube.
On the other hand, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved a reduction in RS1 electricity prices per kilowatt-hour for all consumers in Pakistan.
This decision, which is part of a wider rescue set, aims to soften the financial burden of consumers, which can save up to 100 billion rupees. The relief will be funded by a gas withdrawal used by captive electric power plants.
This decision follows the recent pakistan staff agreement with the IMF, unlocking access to an additional $ 1 billion under extended funds (EFF).
The IMF also noted that inflation of Pakistan has been at the lowest since 2015, with positive economic indicators.
The IMF board of directors is expected to approve the release of $ 1 billion by April or May, with an additional $ 1.3 billion around 28 months old, subject to the satisfaction of certain conditions, including a carbon tax.
