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Man kills brother in Malir courts premises
A man shot his younger brother and injured a prosecution official on the premises of the Malir District Courts.
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A room with a view
People suffering from psychiatric conditions will have access to a residential facility in Karachi from Nov 1.
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Three bodies fished out of floodwater
Bodies were found in the floodwater near Mirpur Buriro town near Thul on Monday
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TTP militant escapes cell
A suspected terrorist managed to open his handcuffs and escape from the ATC in Garden Headquarters.
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Bakhtawar advised not to visit flood-hit areas
Bakhtawar Bhutto, wanted to visit flood-hit areas in Sindh but has been advised against it due to security fears.
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‘Therapy? Are you crazy?’
Only crazy people need it and that’s why it’s called psychotherapy - with the emphasis on psycho!
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Floodwaters surge towards Dadu and Johi
Authorities on Monday were racing to protect Johi town and Dadu city and 360,000 residents from surging floods.
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In a time of Cholera, a vaccine is delayed over red tape
Doctors and senior officials are wondering why government has so far refused a Korean company to supply the vaccine.
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Free meal proves costly
A case of mass food poisoning took place at a camp for flood survivors in Ibrahim Hyderi on Monday.
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Circle of life
Having had a kidney transplant and heart surgery three years ago at the age of 12, Saeed is now a healthy young boy.
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Member of banned outfit gunned down in Karachi
Enraged residents of the area attacked a police mobile van, and blocked the road.
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Only three toilets for 5,000 people
Lack of toilets is a major problem for flood survivors housed in camps.
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Crossing borders and language barriers
In morbid circumstances, medical camp set up byChinese doctors at Makli Police Lines, Thatta comes as a blessing.
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Stranger in one’s own land
Mohammed Adil has been planning to build his house, but each time he makes an investment, he gets unlucky.
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Around 70,000 survivors at CDGK camps
CDGK said that the number of flood survivors in its camp has reached around 70,000 and is still rising.
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Sindh farm losses estimated at Rs82b
Initial agricultural loss assessments are in for Sindh, known for its rice belt, cotton and sugarcane.
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Rural artisans exhibit their skills
Exhibition displaying works of people from rural areas in Sindh and Balochistan was held
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Encroachments obstructed flow of water
We would be foolish not to take responsibility for the mark we leave on the environment.
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ANP’s new unit office set on fire
Office of the Awami National Party at Korangi Crossing in Bhittai Colony was attacked and set on fire on Sunday.
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Altaf Hussain willing to return for 'revolution'
MQM chief speaks of ‘a revolution’ and says all those who got loans waived should be hanged in public.
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Rising Manchar major scare for Dadu, Sehwan
The nightmare is not over for people of Dadu and Sehwan, as rising water levels of Manchar Lake mean bad news.
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Life for historic presses comes to a full stop
All documents were printed on machines that are now lying as junk in the Sindh Printing Press.
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Robber sentenced for 10 years
Additional District and Sessions Judge South sentenced a robber to 10 years imprisonment along with Rs50,000 fine.
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Residents protest outside press club
Residents staged a demonstration outside the Sukkur Press Club on Saturday against prolonged power outages.
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Court clerk thrashed
A clerk of the sessions court Malir landed in a hospital on Friday after he was assaulted by lawyers.
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AVCC officer’s wife, relative shot dead
Wife and close relative of an Anti-Violent Crime Cell official were gunned down in Soldier Bazaar early Saturday.
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Gang beats up shopkeeper, resident
A shopkeeper was injured when armed men opened fire on him on Saturday.
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Stranded in a ghost city
Before torrents were unleashed in the Tori Bund breach, Jacobabad, Shikarpur and Kandhkot districts were evacuated.
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Little survivors start classes in camp
Industrialists and NGO workers have joined hands to start classes for children in relief camps in Sukkur.
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A ‘monster’ truck for the super flood
The roar of the Maan trucks is sweet music to the ears of the 2,000 people who chose to stay behind.
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Who will investigate the Ali Wahan story?
Ali Wahan bund was to be breached when water levels reached critical levels but this did not happen.
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Youm-e-Ali firing suspects remanded
Justice Maqbool Baqar remanded five suspects in police custody in the Youm-e-Ali procession attack case.
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Police likely to frame charges on Tuesday
Darakhshan police are scheduled to submit the charge sheet for the DHA accident in which four people were killed.
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Sindh to tell CCI it suffered Rs446b in losses
Advisers said that the figures are expected to go up.
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Johi residents told to leave within 24 hours
The district administration diverted floodwaters towards Johi from two sides, as 47 villages are inundated.
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Via boat, road and boat again, residents of Jacobabad are making the journey home
Using one hand to balance luggage and holding his wife’s hand with the other, a man is wades through floodwater.
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Teachers held hostage in Rs10.5m bank heist
At least five robbers barged into a private bank in Tando Allah Yar, robbed it of Rs10.5 million and escaped.
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All eyes on D’goal, the sport of Lyari
Derived from football, D’goal - a game invented by the residents of Lyari - is not just a means of killing time.
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Dawood Public School launches A’ Levels
Dawood Public School for Girls launched it’s A’ Level programme on Thursday.
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Fake painkillers seized in big bust
FIA raided Kachi Gali medicine market Thursday and confiscated counterfeit medicines worth more than Rs5 million.
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And now, some good news after weeks of despair
Few people could argue with these words from Taj Haider: No depressed nation has ever progressed.
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NHA, ECIL men plead ‘not guilty’
Men charged in the case of the Sher Shah bridge collapse pleaded not guilty in the court.
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‘Powerless’ Ghotki protesters condemn heat-induced death
Seven people were injured when the police baton charged a protest against the Sepco in Ghotki on Friday.
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Big boat! Take me home...
Millions displaced. Thousands of homes destroyed. Standing crops swept away by floodwater. How worse can it get?
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Youm al Quds observed amid tight security
The suicide attack in Quetta on Friday did not deter the people of Karachi from observing Youm al Quds.
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Squatters pose as IDPs
Survivors alleged that land grabbers were robbing survivors living in relief camps.
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Terror suspects in Karachi attack referred to ATC
A judicial magistrate in Karachi has refused to give remand of those arrested in the Karachi procession attack.
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127 Saudi doctors arrive to help
A team of Saudi Arabian doctors and paramedics arrived in Karachi to help with relief efforts in Sindh.
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SHC warns of contempt proceedings against KBCA
Notice issued to chief controller of buildings for KBCA asking for an explanation of his disobedience of court orders.
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Seven people killed in tribal clash
At least seven people were killed in a clash between the Lund and Shar tribes in Deharki tehsil, Ghotki.