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At least 29 Palestinians were killed while awaiting aid in two separate Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip on Thursday, Gaza’s health ministry said. In the first incident, Palestinian health officials in the Hamas-ruled strip said eight people were killed in an airstrike on an aid distribution centre in Al-Nuseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip. Later, at least 21 people were killed and more than 150 wounded by Israeli gunfire at a crowd awaiting aid trucks at a northern Gaza roundabout, Gaza’s health ministry said. In a statement, Israel’s military denied attacking aid centres, describing the reports as “false.” “As the IDF assesses the incident with the thoroughness that it deserves, we urge the media to do the same and only rely on credible information,” the statement said. The Gaza conflict has displaced most of the enclave’s 2.3 million population. Chaotic scenes and deadly incidents have taken place during aid distributions as desperately hungry people scrambled for food. ...

KARACHI: A judicial magistrate in Karachi on Thursday ordered the inclusion of two siblings Ayaan and Anabiya, who were found after going missing from Karachi’s North Nazimabad area, and their maternal aunt’s names on the Exit Control List (ECL), ARY News reported. In its written order, the magistrate ruled that the minors’ aunt Farheen, aka Sonia, could not take the children outside the jurisdiction of the police station. The judicial magistrate central also handed over the custody of the two siblings Ayaan and Anabiya to their aunt. The siblings were presented before the court of the judicial magistrate central by the police in a case of custody filed by their father.   The investigating officer of the case said that Ayaan and Anabiya in their statements said their aunt and maternal grandmother used to beat them and that was the reason they left the house. According to the IO, the kids told a man who found them late at night to drop them off at the Edhi Home, but he w...

PESHAWAR: A CCTV footage showing clumsy robbers’ attempt to snatch valuables from women in Peshawar’s Gulbahar area emerged on Wednesday. The CCTV footage shows the moment when the robbers walked up to the women on a street and tried to snatch their valuables, including cellphones. However, the women instantly reacted and moved away from the suspects. Meanwhile, the robbers, apparently nervous, dropped the idea of robbing the women and ran away – one on the motorcycle and the other on foot. The Peshawar police have launched an investigation into the matter and said they will caught the suspects through the footage soon. from ARY NEWS https://ift.tt/mN2nEfw

Saudi Arabia’s General Authority for the Care of the Affairs of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque has allocated a number of gates at the Grand Mosque in Makkah to receive pilgrims, coinciding with the beginning of the blessed month of Ramadan, which witnesses the peak annual Umrah season. The new arrangements were made in coordination with government agencies operating within the Grand Mosque. The holy month of Ramzan is expected to witness huge flow of millions of pilgrims from within the Kingdom and all over the world. The Umrah pilgrims can enter the Grand Mosque through King Abdulaziz Gate, King Fahd Gate, Umrah Gate, and Al-Salam Gate, in addition to 85-93 doors of the ground floor except door number 88, Ajyad Staircase, Ajyad Bridge, Shubaika Stairways of 65-66, King Fahd Stairways of 91-92, and Stairway 84. The designated exits include side crossings of 78 – 80, stairway 74, regular stairways 71 – 73 – 85 – 88, King Fahd staircase, doors 75 – 77 and 81 – 83 while Al...

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) strongly condemned the apprehension of party leaders and members who participated in the protest against the general election result, ARY News reported on Monday. In a recent core committee meeting, PTI strongly condemned the arrest of its prominent leaders Latif Khosa and Salman Akram Raja. The committee asserted that the rulers, deemed ‘unconstitutional’, are resorting to oppressive tactics to safeguard their contested authority. The PTI Core Committee strongly criticized the detention of recently elected Member of Provincial Assembly (MPA) Hafiz Farhat Abbas in what they labeled a ‘false case.’ READ: PTI’s Latif Khosa, Salman Akram Raja released The PTI Core Committee also criticized the registration of what they deemed fake and unconstitutional proposals by the Chief Minister. According to the committee, such actions are indicative of the ruling party’s defeat. Following PTI’s efforts, the Core Committee decided to designate March 15 as Isl...

HYDERABAD: A passenger-carrying vehicle met with an accident near Hyderabad’s Zeal Pak Colony area, leaving nine individuals Injured, ARY News reported on Monday. According to the rescue officials, a van carrying passengers collided with a pole, leaving nine passengers – including three children and five women – injured. The rescue officials rushed the injured passengers to the nearest hospital where the condition of four out of nine injured was said to be critical. Yesterday, as many as three individuals died , and one was critically injured after a collision involving a cargo-carrying vehicle and a motorcycle on Nazim Pur Road, Nowshera. According to the details, the deceased individuals were riding on a bike when a cargo vehicle collided with the bike. Local law enforcement swiftly responded to the scene, cordoning off the area and initiating an investigation into the tragic incident. The injured individual has been rushed to the hospital for immediate medical attention. f...

ISLAMABAD: Saudi Arabia has announced relief package for calamity-hit Gwadar as at five people were killed and hundreds of houses damaged due to torrential rains in the port city. According to details, Saudi Arabia’s Ambassador Nawaf Bin Saeed Ahmad Al Maliky visited Balochistan and pledged humanitarian measures for the residents of Gwadar. “We will help our Pakistani brothers in this difficult time,” the ambassador stated after meeting with Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti. Nawaf Bin Saeed Ahmad Al Maliky announced 9,000 shelter camps and as many ration packs for the calamity-hit inhabitants of Gwadar. He also spoke Urdu and raised ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ slogans while announcing relief package for the province. Balochistan’s Chief Minister, Sarfraz Bugti, commended Saudi Arabia for announcing assistance supplies for the province. He stated that climate change is a significant concern for all of us, noting that Gwadar got record rainfall this year. “We are trying hard to reh...