The court imposes a fine of Rs1 million each on the convicts; in default, they will serve additional imprisonment.
Pakistan's own port infrastructure at Karachi and Gwadar depends on secure passage through the same broader Red Sea and ...
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Six injured Pakistani sailors return after Houthi attack in Red Sea
Six injured Pakistani sailors returned to Karachi on Thursday, and two dead crewmen were repatriated. The homecoming ended ...
Recent reports says city's drainage network persistently been in shambles due to administrative hurdles, funding feuds ...
KARACHI: Karachi's sewage treatment crisis has persisted for two decades, with funding disputes, bureaucratic hurdles and ...
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August 14 and the Silent Sentinels of the SeaPublished on: August 12, 2026 8:19 AM
Pakistan, Aug. 12 -- Every year, as the fourteenth of August approaches, the country begins to wear its identity a little more visibly. Green and white flags appear on rooftops and rickshaws, bazaars ...
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Preparations are in full swing in Karachi to mark Pakistan's 79th anniversary of independence
Preparations are in full swing in the Pakistan’s port city of Karachi to mark its 79th anniversary of independence. Thousands of people were visiting city's markets for purchasing Pakistani flags, ...
Bodies of two Pakistani sailors killed in the August 11 attack on the Tanzania-flagged Tihamah are also repatriated to ...
Reports of fresh enforced disappearances in Karachi and Balochistan have raised renewed concerns over the alleged detention of civilians, including two 14-year-old students whose whereabouts remain ...
Here's the number that tells you more about this crisis than any missile count: War-risk insurance on a tanker passing ...
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I met a 13-year-old working 11-hour days in the world’s biggest slum... “Oh, when he was eight”
While exploring Orangi Town in Karachi, described in the video as the world’s largest slum with an estimated 1 to 2 million residents, the traveler meets a 13-year-old boy working long days. He learns ...
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Maritime minister urges recognition of traditional knowledge in coastal policyPublished on: August 10, 2026 8:48 AM
Pakistan, Aug. 10 -- Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry has called for greater recognition of traditional ecological knowledge held by coastal communities, saying it ...
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