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Karachi imposes ban on littering
Notification issued
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Senate panel tells CDA, IMC to curb littering
Asks civic bodies to improve management of Faisal Mosque
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Sindh govt recommends relaxation of Section 144 against littering
the recommendation is under consideration that police officials be directed to refrain from arresting citizens
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Two more arrested for open littering in Karachi
Number of people arrested for violating the ban on throwing garbage in public places rises to eight
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Littering penalty
Making littering a jailable offence also opens up avenues for the infamous police forces to extort bribes
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Yet another campaign launched to clean Karachi
'Blue Jacket Movement' aims to shed light on the importance of cleanliness
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Govt may soon ban littering, fine violators
Genetically modified seeds of corn, wheat, sugarcane approved for sale
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Peshawar DC takes clean drive to canals
Imposes Section 144 on littering
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Government bans spitting and littering on the historic road in Lahore
Civil works will start from newt week to restore original beauty of historic buildings
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Dirty habits: City continues to reek as ignorance reigns supreme
Locals blame WSSP’s garbage containers, authorities say residents unaware of proper use
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