Karachi, Pakistan – The ongoing maintenance work on Karachi Airport’s runway taxiway has been causing disruptions to flight operations. According to a notification issued by the Pakistan Airport Authority, the taxiway will remain closed for aircraft operations due to the maintenance work.
The notification instructs pilots to exercise caution during landing and takeoff on the runway. The maintenance work is expected to continue until January 30.
Meanwhile, Pakistan’s Foreign Office has dismissed allegations of terrorism made by India as a “fabricated story” aimed at political gain. Spokesperson for the Foreign Office, Chaudhry Fawad Hussain, along with other accused individuals, have denied any wrongdoing.
The National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA) has stated that the accused individuals had been mocking judges and making derogatory comments on social media. The NCCTA has also reported that the increase in exports is due to the approval of export enhancement, registration reform, and increased transparency in the system.
Pakistan hopes that peace and stability will prevail in Iran, said Foreign Office spokesperson, Tahir Hussain Andrabi.
Residents of a house in Karachi are being evacuated to a safe location due to a gas leak. Rescue officials led by Musa Naqvi are working to safely transfer the family to a nearby location.
The National Police Foundation has announced plans to provide modern facilities for police officers, including their promotion and career development issues. Karachi is expected to experience dry and chilly weather tonight.
In a separate incident, a group of robbers attempted to steal a citizen’s new motorcycle on the outskirts of Karachi. The thieves fled the scene due to the dense fog.
Former Finance Minister, Miftah Ismail, has stated that the global oil prices are at a four-year low, yet the country’s economy is not showing any signs of growth.
Federal Minister, Senator Musadik Malik, has revealed that Pakistan is currently getting a 12% interest rate on a dollar loan, a significant improvement from the previous government’s 50 individuals who were given a 4 billion dollar loan at a zero-interest rate.
Pakistani Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif, has received a phone call from the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani. The current government’s efforts have resulted in a 123 billion rupee reduction in cross-subsidies for the industry.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and his cabinet have been briefed on the design of the new Pakistani currency notes by the State Bank of Pakistan.
Pakistan’s Foreign Office has dismissed allegations of terrorism made by India as a “fabricated story” aimed at political gain. The country hopes that peace and stability will prevail in Iran.
Najm-us-Salam, the vice president of the Pakistan Cricket Board, has expressed disappointment over the boycott of the FIFA World Cup by the Bangladesh team. He has called for stricter penalties for players who participate in the boycott.
Pakistan’s renowned journalist, Isha Fattah, has announced her departure from Pakistan Television and Radio Pakistan.
The United States has announced that Venezuela is expected to see an increase in oil exports in the coming days and weeks.
The British government has warned its citizens about the deteriorating situation in Iran, which may pose a threat to diplomatic missions and British citizens.
