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Govt weighs reprieve for 1.2m traders | The Express Tribune

The government has digitally identified nearly 1.2 million shopkeepers who own a single shop but did not opt for the new scheme, including 6,000 traders who can be physically verified, but has not yet moved against them amid a view not to take adverse action for another three months. The sources sa»»»

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The Times of India India 02.11. 15:43

Pakistan's confidence crisis: Government officials plan to move families abroad for secure future

Shehbaz Sharif-led Pakistan govt faces confidence crisis as officials plan to move families abroad. Pakistan is facing questions over the confidence of its own governing establishment, with defence minister Khawaja Asif alleging that some officials holding important positions in the country are pla»»»

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Dawn Pakistan 17.09. 17:37

Ex-cricket captains pen letter to Australian foreign minister raising concerns about Imran's detention

Seven former Australia cricket captains have written to the country’‘s foreign minister, Penny Wong, to raise concerns over PTI founder Imran Khan’s incarceration, terming it a matter of “basic humanity”, »»»

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The New Indian Express India 26.08. 12:23

'Give me my child back': agony and anger as 14 infants die in Pakistan hospital fire

ISLAMABAD: Parents who lost their days-old babies in a fire that killed 14 infants on Wednesday at a maternity ward in Islamabad described how they cried desperately for help that took hours to arrive. "For two hours I kept crying and wailing," said Jaweria, whose baby died after the fire broke out»»»

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Malay Mail Malesia 26.08. 12:00

‘Give me my child back’: Parents demand answers after 14 babies die in Pakistan hospital fire

ISLAMABAD, Aug 26 — Parents who lost their days-old babies in a fire that killed 14 infants today at a maternity ward in Islamabad described how they cried desperately for help that took hours to arrive. “For two hours I kept crying and wailing,” said Jaweria, whose baby died after the fire broke o»»»

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