Pakistan’s Minister for Information, Chaudhry Fawad Hussain, has announced that the country will soon have access to state-of-the-art cancer treatment facilities, with the opening of the Nawaz Sharif Cancer Hospital in January. The hospital will provide OPD and emergency services, and the Punjab government plans to establish modern cancer hospitals across the province.
According to Chaudhry Fawad, the hospital will be a boon for the entire country, and he cited the example of Field Hospital and Clinics operating in the country, where thousands of people are receiving treatment, and medicine is being made available to those in need.
In other news, the Meteorological Department has predicted that the rain spell that started in the afternoon will continue in the coming days. A video of an Afghan citizen making anti-Pakistan remarks went viral yesterday.
Punjab Police has issued a report on the performance of the District Administration, Islamabad, on Price Control, Anti-Encroachment, Anti-Dengue, and other operations for the year 2025. The police have also formed eight special squads to curb hooliganism, one-wheeler riding, and Rehri-parking in Islamabad.
In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, an Afghan citizen, Shah Nawaz, was arrested from Daudzai Muhajir Camp in Peshawar. A notification has been issued to all revenue officials to strictly implement the notice.
The Wildlife Department reported that a Community-Based Trophy Hunting Program has been conducted under which a 41-inch long Markhor’s horns were hunted. Justice Obaid Gul Khan has referred all applications to the Full Bench for further action.
Sindh’s Ministers, Sharjeel Memon and Nisar Khuhro, inaugurated the double-decker buses in Karachi, saying that they do not trust PTI as it has sabotaged negotiations in the past.
A passenger train service was scheduled to start from Karachi today, but it has been delayed due to security clearance issues. The Karachi Bar Association has announced a strike and boycott of courts in response to the filing of FIRs against some lawyers. President Karachi Bar Association, Ammar Nawaz Wadda, said that no police officer will be allowed to enter the city courts.
Section 144 has been imposed in Muree, and for the next two days, only families will be allowed to enter Muree Mal Road. Bachelor tourists can visit other places but not Muree Mal Road.
The first winter rain has hit Karachi, and there is a possibility of the weather turning cold. According to Minister for Tourism, Malik Amin Aslam, 13 facilitation centers have been established in Muree.
The British newspaper has reported that India’s Hindutva policy and its dual foreign policy have affected relations with the United States. The Wildlife Department reported that a Community-Based Trophy Hunting Program has been conducted under which a 41-inch long Markhor’s horns were hunted.
