Sindh Education Minister has made a decision to change the time tables of schools due to the severity of the cold wave. According to the notification, government and private schools will open at 9 am, while the closing time will remain the same as usual. The notification states that the decision will be applicable until January 26.
In other news, a lady police constable who was arrested has been suspended, and a case has been registered against her at the Women Police Station. She claimed that she had also laid the foundation stone for various development projects in the Old City Area.
In a separate incident, the tracks leading to the People’s Bridge from Mazar-e-Qaid and the tracks coming from Khuda Dad Colony are closed. Pakistan has also emphasized the need for continuous support for Somalia’s stability and security.
Chairman PTI, Barrister Gohar, said that today is the last day of the visit of Chief Minister KP, Shehbaz Afridi, to Sindh. $16,000 has been recovered from a suspect arrested by the PECHS police. According to the spokesperson of the FIA, the suspect was found with the money.
Chief Minister Punjab, Maryam Nawaz, congratulated the Pakistani Navy on successfully testing a missile. Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif instructed the Minister of Health, Secretary of Health, and PMDA administration to remain on alert and provide all possible medical assistance to the patients.
According to the spokesperson of the Rangers, millions of rupees worth of goods were recovered during a joint operation with the Customs Enforcement. Pakistan strongly condemns Israel’s actions in Somalia.
In a different incident, Saeed Afridi, the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, claimed that he was deliberately pushed into a deserted area on his way back from Hyderabad to Karachi. According to the police, the bodies and injured have been shifted to the hospital, where some of the injured are in critical condition.
According to rescue sources, five people lost their lives in the incident. The police claim that over 30 people have been taken into custody, and one police officer was injured in the clashes with the protesters.
Pakistan has also emphasized the need for continuous support for Somalia’s stability and security.
