Islamabad, Pakistan – In a significant development, the Pakistan Aviation Authority (PAF) has announced a 2-hour suspension of flight operations at Islamabad International Airport on March 20. As per the new notification, the airspace in certain areas will be restricted from 8:00 am to 10:00 am on March 17. This decision was made to accommodate the ongoing military operations in the region.
The suspension of commercial flights has been extended to 6 sectors of the Lahore Flight Information Region. Additionally, landing and taking off of flights will be temporarily halted at Islamabad International Airport for 2 hours. The Pakistan government has assured that the suspension is a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of passengers and crew.
In related news, the Indian Airline has been banned from operating in Pakistani airspace for the next month. The decision was made after India provided drones to the Taliban in Afghanistan, which were used to attack Pakistani forces. The Pakistan government has taken a strong stance against this development and has restricted the airspace for Indian aircraft until April 24.
Meanwhile, talks between the Prime Minister of Pakistan and the Crown Prince of Kuwait have been initiated. The two leaders have exchanged Eid greetings and discussed the regional security situation.
The Pakistan Police has registered several cases against Bilawal Zardari, including charges of murder, robbery, and land-grabbing. The police have stated that they have evidence against the accused and will take action accordingly.
In a separate incident, the Balochistan government has accused the Taliban of exploiting Baloch women. The government has launched a crackdown on the Taliban and has arrested several suspects.
The Islamabad High Court has issued a directive to the Ministry of Religious Affairs to report on the sighting of the Eid moon. The court has also directed the authorities to ensure that the Eid celebrations are conducted in a peaceful manner.
In a statement, the Interior Secretary has confirmed that the Afghan Taliban has received drones from India, which were used to attack Pakistani forces. The Pakistan government has taken a strong stance against this development and has restricted the airspace for Indian aircraft until April 24.
The Iranian Meteorological Department has been in constant contact with the Iranian authorities to monitor the weather situation in the region.
The Supreme Court has struck down the Federal Services Tribunal’s decision of November 20, 2023, stating that the Contingent Board’s employees are not entitled to be classified as civil servants.
The Pakistan Ulema Council has welcomed the decision to hold an Islamic and Arab Foreign Ministers’ Conference.
In a related development, the father of the victim in the Tiktoker and social media influencer Sania Yousaf murder case has recorded his statement in court.
The Islamabad High Court has directed the Ministry of Religious Affairs to report on the sighting of the Eid moon, following a petition by a citizen. The court has also directed the authorities to ensure that the Eid celebrations are conducted in a peaceful manner.
In a statement, the Interior Secretary has confirmed that the Afghan Taliban has received drones from India, which were used to attack Pakistani forces. The Pakistan government has taken a strong stance against this development and has restricted the airspace for Indian aircraft until April 24.
Russia has expressed condolences on the demise of Iranian National Security Council Chief Ali Larijani.
A large number of government officials, military leaders, and people from different walks of life attended the funeral of Ali Larijani, as per a statement from the government news agency.
