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Lahore, Pakistan - Saeed Ahmed Abbasi quoted Pakistan Railways as saying that on the three days of Eidul Adha, all trains operating across Pakistan will offer a 30% discount on tickets. The discount will be available at reservation offices and stations from July 10 to July 12, however, it will not be applicable on special trains running on Eid, but rather on all trains running on main and branch lines.  Economy Class, AC Lounge, AC Sleeper, AC Business, and AC Standard are entitled to a 30% discount. Regular notices have been issued in this regard to the Divisional Supervisors and Divisional Commercial Officers of the seven Pakistan Railways divisions.

Massive floods triggered by the monsoon rains have killed 25 people and injured many more in Pakistan's Baluchistan province, authorities said. Three women and four children were also killed, according to PDMA Director General Nasir Ahmed Nassar, who also claimed that other 35 people were injured in rain-related incidents that have occurred in the province over the past two days. Following the devastation caused by the province's first monsoon rains, the Relief Commissioner also issued a notice declaring that the provincial capital had been hit by the disaster. After heavy rains, many streets and roads in the outskirts of Quetta were flooded, severely affecting daily life. Balochistan is devastated by torrential rains.  Flash floods in Pishin, Qila Abdullah, Bolan, Mastung, and other areas of Balochistan destroyed more than a dozen dams and levees. Following floods on the Mah River, traffic was suspended on the Quetta-Jacobabad highway.

On Sunday morning in Balochistan's Zhob region, a passenger bus crashed into a ravine, leaving at least 19 passengers dead and 11 more injured, according to authorities. A bus with more than 30 passengers was traveling from Islamabad to Quetta. Rescuers were seen on tv assisting stained with blood passengers, while other scenes presented wreckage. According to Sherani Assistant Commissioner Mehtab Shah, the incident occurred near Dhana Sar. He claimed that the bus plunged into the ravine, killing 19 passengers and injuring 11 others. Emergency crews rushed to the scene shortly after receiving the information, according to Shah, who added that the bodies were being taken to a hospital for identification. Dr. Nurul Haq, the medical inspector at the Civil Job Hospital, said the injured victims who were brought to the facility were in critical condition. He also expected the death toll to rise. Meantime, Baluchistan's Chief Minister, Mir Abdul Kudoos Bizenjo, expressed his sadness

Balochistan, Pakistan - A Van skidded off a narrow mountain road and fell into a ravine in a remote area of southwest Pakistan, killing 22 passengers, including women and children.  The incident took place in the Qila Saifullah district near the Akhtarzai area, about 200km north of Quetta, on Wednesday, authorities said.  Rescue workers took the bodies to a nearby hospital, DDO Mohammad Qasim said.  The fatal accident killed all of the passengers. The Deputy district officer first claimed that 18 passengers died in the accident, but later added that four more bodies were recovered from the van's wreckage.  He further said relatives of passengers who died in the crash had arrived at the hospital to receive the bodies of their loved ones.  The weather was fine at the time of the collapse, according to authorities, and police officers were investigating possible mechanical problems or human error, as witnesses said the van appeared to be traveling at high speed when it lost control an

Islamabad, Pakistan  —   7 terrorists were killed in separate intelligence-based operations (IBOs) in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's North Waziristan and Bannu districts (KP).  'On 5 June 2022, security forces conducted Intelligence-Based Operations (IBOs) in Jani Khel, Bannu district, and Hassan Khel, and in North Waziristan district on the alleged presence of terrorists,' the ISPR spokesman said in a statement.  Noor Rahman alias Zarrar, the TTP's prominent commander, and two suicide bombers were killed in IBO, ISPR confirmed.  Total 7 terrorists were killed in a violent exchange of fire; five terrorists were killed in Jani Khel and two terrorists were killed in the North Waziristan area. As per ISPR reports, killed TTP members were involved in cases of target killings, bomb explosions, and attacks on security forces. Pakistani special forces also confiscated a huge quantity of explosives such as suicide waist belts, a large number of bulletproof jackets, heavy and light weapon

  Post – dramatically Losing the no-confidence vote, it has become quite obvious that Imran Khan may not be able to form the next government.  24 PTI’S MNAs being dissidents, the task of the PTI to provide the required numbers became impossible. 174 NA members of the 342-seat National assembly voted against the former prime minister, exceeding the required 172 votes.  Eventually, the former Prime minister of Pakistan was ousted in April 2022 via a no-confidence vote. All of this occurred as a result of the previous government’s failure to halt inflation and currency depreciation in Pakistan. During the PTI’s term, Imran Khan replaced a number of finance ministers, but the party’s efforts to solve economic problems went in vain. The PTI’s loss of the Peshawar Mayorship to JUI-F Zubair Ali is a clear indication of the PTI’s dwindling influence in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa KPK province.  PTI failed to secure a satisfactory number of seats in Balochistan’s 2022 local body elections as

A helicopter crashed in the chaotic eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on Tuesday, killing eight UN soldiers — six Pakistanis, a Russian, and a Serb, according to the UN and Pakistan."  Puma Helicopter crashed while on a covert mission in Congo."  "The accurate cause of the crash is still to be determined," the Pakistani military's media wing said. Six Pakistani troops were among those killed, according to the report.  Imran Khan, Pakistan's prime minister, voiced his "profound sense of disappointment and grief," according to his office, praising the country's armed services for their global peace efforts.  The M23 rebel group "shot down" the helicopter, according to Congolese military authorities in North Kivu.  The six Pakistani martyred officers and soldiers were identified as Lt Col Asif Ali Awan, the pilot, Maj Saad Nomani, the co-pilot, Maj Faizan Ali, naib subedar Samiullak Khan, the flight engineer, havaldar Muhammad I

On Monday, a high-ace crashed into a ditch in the Upper Dir district of Kyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), killing at least 10 people and injuring 16 others.  Reports said that 4 injured are in critical condition. The wounded were transferred to the district hospital from Dir. According to hospital administrators, three women and two children were among the dead. According to the police, the Van was heading towards Kolkata from Mardani when the accident happened in Barak Jalal.  KPK C.M.  Mahmoud Khan offered his sympathies for the incident and for the families who have lost dear ones.  He directed the hospital's executives to provide the best medical care available to the victims.

 The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) reported that security forces killed six Baloch Nationalist Army (BNA) militants who were involved in the Anarkali blast in Lahore. In January, a blast near Lahore's Anarkali Bazaar killed at least three people, one of them was a kid, and injured more than 25 others. The explosion shattered the windows of adjacent shops and buildings, as well as damaging motorcycles parked near the incident site. The terrorists were tracked down after information about their location in the Nagao Mountains near Sibbi, Balochistan, according to the military's media wing.

As per ISPR, at least 4 Pakistani soldiers were martyred in a terrorist attack in northwestern Pakistan near the Afghan border early Thursday.  The militants attempted to enter Pakistan from Afghanistan in the Hassan Khel area of North Waziristan district, but Pakistani troops responded and foiled the attempt, according to the army. "Four soldiers were killed following a severe exchange of fire with the insurgents," ISPR said in a statement on Thursday.  The attack was claimed by the TTP (Taliban-e-Taliban Pakistan).  The military media wing did not immediately release any additional information about the martyred military personnel, such as names and designations.