Pakistani authorities confirmed that seven wagons of the Pakistan Business Train derailed near Muhammadpur in the Ghotki district of Sindh. According to railway officials, the Pakistan Business Train was on its way to Karachi. The officials stated that the derailment occurred due to a malfunctioning coupler.
The railway officials claim that the locomotive is returning and the train will be made ready for departure once the coupler is replaced. Sources reported that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leadership will hold a sit-in outside the main entrance of the Parliament House.
PTI leader Talal Chaudhry stated that the PTI is now playing the sympathy card, claiming that the party’s founder is hiding behind health issues after the failure of the February 8 protest. In response, Rana Sanaullah said that if the government, jail authorities, or any other institution inquires about the PTI founder’s health, it would be a serious issue.
The opposition leader said that they should come together one day, unite, and ask the government about the real culprit. “We are politicians, and we should stop fighting each other. We know who the real culprit is, and we will ask the government about it,” he added.
The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring the strict implementation of the policy of capping fees in medical and dental colleges across the country.
During a meeting between the two leaders, important national and internal security issues were discussed, including the election of the new president of Azad Kashmir. Farooq Sattar stated that national progress will not be achieved until a local and civic system is established. He added that the federal government was awakened from its slumber after the situation in Gul Plaza.
The Information Minister stated that the PTI founder has all the facilities available to him and is receiving more privileges than an ordinary prisoner.
An inquiry report has been released regarding the death of a mother and child at Mithi’s Civil Hospital. The Steering Committee meeting decided that the admissions for the ninth class will begin from March 1 to 31. College admissions will begin on June 1.
Chairman of the Pakistan Ulama Council (J) reminded the nation that Pakistan’s history would be incomplete without women, as he celebrated International Women’s Day. The wife of the Prime Minister stated that during the rally, there were clashes between ANP workers and their opponents, resulting in several injuries.
A woman student was attacked by a dog while walking to school in Liaquatabad. Karachi has reported over 650 cases of dog attacks this month. The federal government has formed a high-level committee to propose amendments to the Pharmacy Act 1967.
The results of the 13th parliamentary elections in Bangladesh are still being announced. The International Cricket Council (ICC) has imposed a penalty on Mohammad Nabi for violating the ICC Code of Conduct.
Shafiq Ur Rehman, a Facebook user, accused the government of attempting to rig the election in various regions. The UAE has banned sweets, chocolates, and potato chips in schools. Several new appointments and dismissals have been announced in Saudi Arabia.
A senior Indian singer, Aditya Narayan, is facing new charges in a year-old case where his first wife accused him of removing her placenta without her consent.
