Karachi, Pakistan – In view of the ongoing heavy rainfall, Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab has issued an alert to all departments to remain on high alert. According to the mayor, the city is experiencing light to moderate rainfall with a strong wind, and personnel are deployed on the streets to ensure smooth traffic flow. Wardens have also been stationed to facilitate the movement of vehicles.
The heavy rainfall has caused disruptions in several areas, including North Nazimabad, North Karachi, Sirajani, Federal B Area, Saddar, and the Airport. Furthermore, reports of trees falling due to the strong wind have also been received.
To ensure preparedness for any emergency, the mayor stated that the personnel are on standby, and machinery has been deployed in various areas. According to the Ministry of Information, Pakistan has not violated any ceasefire agreement.
Meanwhile, Sindh Chief Minister has announced a 90-day pardon for prisoners to celebrate the Eid festival. According to the government spokesperson, prisoners will be granted a 90-day reprieve from their sentences to observe the Eid celebrations.
Retired Lieutenant-General Abdul Qayyum has said that Pakistan is in an ideal position to broker a ceasefire as there is a leadership vacuum in the Muslim world, and Pakistan has a unique opportunity to play a leading role in ending the conflict.
In other news, a British-Pakistani man, Osman Shah, has been selling hot dogs on a street cart in the UK, which has caught the attention of British authorities. His efforts have been praised, and his picture has been displayed at Heathrow Airport.
According to SSP AVCC Asif Baloch, a young man was kidnapped and short-term custody was taken in a private society near the Super Highway in Karachi.
The Sindh government has emphasized the importance of granting prisoners the right to meet their families, citing humanitarian concerns. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that Pakistan’s missile program is not aimed at any aggressive intentions.
In a separate development, the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has spoken with Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif over the phone, exchanging Eid greetings. The PTI leaders have requested that the jail superintendent grant permission for prisoners to perform Eid prayers and make necessary arrangements.
At a meeting in Islamabad, the situation in the region was discussed, and measures to conserve fuel and adopt austerity were reviewed. Briefing the participants, it was informed that arrangements are being made to manage petroleum products for national needs.
According to the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson, both countries are expected to initiate peace talks soon, resolving their differences through dialogue. It is hoped that both sides will work together to establish peace and stability in the region.
Pakistan has rejected the allegations made by the Israeli Ambassador to India. The Foreign Office spokesperson has strongly refuted the baseless accusations.
The Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee meeting was held in Islamabad, chaired by Chairman Maulana Abdul Khabeer Azad. The meeting discussed the arrangements for the Eid festival, including the sighting of the moon.
In other news, mobile users in Pakistan are expected to enjoy faster internet speeds through the 5G network. US President Donald Trump has stated that he will shut down all avenues for Trump to negotiate with Iran, including the briefings.
Dr. Bader Albedaiwi has said that the Iranian attacks have affected the facilities where 17% of the country’s LNG exports were produced. Retired Lieutenant General Abdul Qayyum has stated that Pakistan is in an ideal position to broker a ceasefire as there is a leadership vacuum in the Muslim world, and Pakistan has a unique opportunity to play a leading role in ending the conflict.
During a meeting with the Japanese Prime Minister, when a journalist asked why Japan was not informed in advance, Trump replied that they did not want to send a signal, and instead, they launched a surprise and strong operation.
