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A significant breakthrough has been reported in the murder case of Lady Doctor Mehwish in Kohat, with the police identifying key suspects. Speaking to the media, DPO Kohat Shabaz Elahi confirmed that following the identification of suspects, raids were conducted at various locations, and checking posts were set up at city entry and exit points. The DPO assured that Mehwish’s family would be provided with all possible justice.
According to the medical superintendent of DHQ Hospital, Dr. Mehwish had a dispute with a patient’s husband, who was handed over to the police on duty at the hospital. It is alleged that Dr. Mehwish was fired upon and killed while leaving the hospital two days ago. In a related development, a meeting of the ECNA was held under the chairmanship of Federal Minister for Finance, Miftah Ismail, with a joint statement issued after the meeting.
Iran’s ambassador expressed hope that these changes would lead to further changes in the region. As per the statement, the Prime Minister appreciated the role of the Qatar Businessmen Association in strengthening trade ties between Pakistan and Qatar. In another development, a meeting was held between Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Qatar’s Deputy Prime Minister, Sheikh Saud bin Abdulrahman bin Thani.
In a related news, an appeal has been filed in the Supreme Court against the Election Tribunal’s decision in the recent general elections, backed by PTI, in favor of Yasmine Rashid. Punjab Chief Minister, Maryam Nawaz, commended her team for price reduction. “No price list, no purchase,” she urged the public to boycott retailers.
In a separate incident, a girl, Norin Nazia, was rescued from a drain, where she had been trapped for two months after being attacked by dogs. She sustained severe injuries to her hands, feet, and nose. The driver of a reckless vehicle, which caused the girl’s injuries, has been released after investigation.
In a separate incident, unidentified people detonated explosives at a government school in the South Waziristan district, destroying it.
