Sindh Assembly unanimously passes bill on the measures to be taken to remove squatters from public property.

600,000 acres of Sindh’s forestland is likely to be taken over again as soon as floodwater recedes.

Present and retired employees suffer from financial crunch.

Aquatic plants have dried out, the fish are extinct in one of the the most historical lakes in Sindh, the Drigh Dhand.

Wild boars have attacked and injured two people in the union council of Bohar in Kambar-Shahdadkot.

“My husband had passed away five days ago, but we have been informed about his death now,” said Aisha.

Parents have started fearing for the safety of their children who have become an easy target for abductors.

Farmers are in a different kind of anguish - the kind that comes from a shortage of water.

Sindh has accused the Federal Flood Commission of falsifying losses as provinces compete to qualify for rehabilitation funds. Each tries to prove that it has suffered the most.

A cook and owner of Mezban Pakwan House were arrested after a toddler died from eating their food in a relief camp.