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Ex news channel staffer among dacoits killed in Karachi KARACHI: Three alleged dacoits with one of them identified as a former news channel employee were killed fighting cops here on Wednesday, Samaa reported. “The road agents were stripping the citizens of their wallets, cash, mobile phones, etc. near Moti Mahal stop in Gulshan-e-Iqbal when police surprised them with a shootout. The dacoits dropped dead after taking fatal hits,” our correspondent said. Senior police officers reached the encounter scene and lauded the valiant cops. “Talha, one the deceased dacoits , turned out to be a former news channel staffer. He was fired from the organization two years back after being found involved in criminal activities,” an official told Samaa. A bag full of booty was also recovered from the site.

Zubaida Apa battling dengue fever KARACHI: Zubaida Tariq, a veteran chef and cooking expert who is a household name in Pakistan, is suffering from dengue virus, Samaa reported Thursday. Samaa reported quoting family members that Zubaida Apa, as she is commonly known, has been battling the virus for the last eight days. For More Details Visit: My Resource Samaa.tv & Live.samaa.tv

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Ministry for Religious Affairs has confirmed martyrdom of 46 Pakistani pilgrims in Mina stampede, with 53 said to be still missing five days after the incident, Samaa reported. According to information released on the ministry’s official website, 46 Pakistani pilgrims have been martyred while 40 others are injured. Their details have been issued on the website: www.hajjinfo.org According to the official data, at least 10 injured pilgrims are still under treatment in Al-Noor Specialist Hospital, King Faisal Al- Shisha Hospital, King Abdul Aziz (Al-Zahir) Hospital and Pakistan Hajj Medical Mission Hospital in Makkah. Minister for Religious Affairs, Sardar Yousuf says 53 Pakistani pilgrims were still missing, adding that efforts were being made to trace them. Source: Pakistan Breaking News

KARACHI: Pulling in its horns, Muttahida Qaumi Movement late on Sunday night withdrew its call for a shutterdown strike in Karachi after Rangers, the paramilitary troops warned strict action against forced shutdown of businesses, transport, and educational institutes, Samaa reported. “Following DG Rangers Maj Gen Bilal Akbar’s assurance that he will see that the murderers of our worker Mohammad Hashim are dragged to the dock, we are taking our call back,” the MQM Rabita (Coordination) Committee said in an emergent statement. For More Details Visit: Pakistan Breaking News Internet: Live Breaking News

Rangers says no to MQM strike KARACHI: Making a tough statement, Pakistan Rangers (Sindh) has nixed Muttahida Qaumi Movement's (MQM) strike-call by issuing a warning against 'forced shutdown' of businesses, schools, and transport in Sindh in general and Karachi in particular, Samaa reported. This statement comes minutes after the MQM announced to observe a day of mourning and a Sindh-wide shutterdown strike for Monday over a party worker, Mohammad Hashim's, alleged extrajudicial killing. For More Details: Pakistan Breaking News   Internet: Breaking News Live

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Director General Sindh Rangers, Maj Gen Bilal Akbar KARACHI: The  Director General Sindh Rangers, Maj Gen Bilal Akbar , has popped open a whole new Pandora's Box to the peril of the politicos of the province, especially the ones holding sway in Karachi, Samaa reported. “In Karachi, none other than the top political leaders are godfathering extortionists, land–grabbers, diesel smugglers, gangsters, militants, water-tanker mafia, etc.,” the provincial head of the paramilitary troops said in a briefing given to the Apex Committee, formed under Pakistan’s anti-terror National Action Plan (NAP). Akbar, who gave the briefing on June 4, did not mince words when he said that certain influential individuals from a majority political party have their cuts in all the dirty money. For More Details Visit :  Pakistan Latest Breaking News

ISLAMABAD: Advisor to Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs and National Security Sartaj Aziz Wednesday strongly condemned the confessional statement of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for committing terrorism against Pakistan in early seventies. For More Details Visit:  Pakistan Latest Breaking News

ISLAMABAD: China will provide six patrol ships to Pakistan Maritime Security Agency for the protection of  China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) . The agreement was signed between China Ship Trading Company (CSTC) and Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) during a ceremony at Ministry of Defence...... For More Details visit: Pakistan Latest Breaking News