Pakistan

  • Nine-man PSG beat Bayern to reach Club World Cup semis
    ARY NEWS - 19:08 Jul 05, 2025
    Fifa Club World Cup, PSG vs BayernParis Saint-Germain reached the Fifa Club World Cup semi-finals as Desire Doue and Ousmane Dembele goals earned the nine-man European champions a 2-0 win over Bayern Munich in a gripping battle on Saturday. The French treble winners had Willian Pacho and Lucas Hernandez sent off in the final stages but managed to oust the German […]
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  • Punjab govt arrests 5 people, seizes 13 lions in province-wide crackdown on illegal owners
    Dawn - 19:06 Jul 05, 2025
    The Punjab Wildlife and Parks Department on Saturday arrested five individuals and seized 13 lions after launching a crackdown against people illegally keeping the big cats without a licence. A day earlier, a pet lion escaped from a home and chased a woman and two children down a busy street in Lahore. Police arrested three suspects who had fled from the spot, while the lion was confiscated and sent to a wildlife park. A press release issued today from the provincial government said that the wildlife department launched a “major province-wide crackdown” on the special directives of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz against those keeping lions without a licence. “This operation is being carried out under a zero-tolerance policy and has already led to significant progress,” the press release said, adding that authorities conducted inspections of 22 locations across the province. “So far, the wildlife department has taken 13 lions into custody. Five individuals have been arrested, five first information reports...
  • Saeed Ghani admits officials facilitate illegal construction
    ARY NEWS - 19:01 Jul 05, 2025
    Karachi building collapseKARACHI: Sindh Minister for Local Government Saeed Ghani said that 588 buildings in Karachi are deemed unsafe, with 456 of these located in the South District alone. Speaking during ARY News programme ‘Aitraz Hai’, the minister said that 16 dangeour buildings have been evacuated over the past few months, though some critically unsafe ones remain […]
  • Maximum temperature record shattered in GB’s Chilas and Bunji: PMD
    Dawn - 18:53 Jul 05, 2025
    The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) on Saturday reported that new extreme maximum temperature records were set in Gilgit-Baltistan’s Chilas and Bunji areas, according to a press release. The country is currently experiencing high summer temperatures, with the PMD reporting in June that ‘Feels Like’ temperatures crossed 50 degrees Celsius in four cities. According to today’s press release, both cities recorded extreme temperatures that shattered previous records. The PMD recorded a maximum temperature of 48.5°C in Chilas today, breaking the previous historical extreme maximum record of 47.7°C on July 17, 1997. Meanwhile, the temperature recorded in Bunji was 46.1°C. The previous historical extreme maximum record was 45.6°C on July 12, 1971. “These persistent high temperatures over northern areas may accelerate snow and glacier melt, triggering Glof (glacial lake outburst flood) and flash floods incidents, in vulnerable valleys and surrounding regions during upcoming week,” the PMD warned, citing a war...
  • 80pc of rescue operation complete as death toll from Lyari building collapse rises to 19
    Dawn - 18:40 Jul 05, 2025
    Rescue teams pulled more bodies from the rubble of a five-storey building collapse in Karachi overnight, taking the toll on Saturday to 19 as the recovery continued for a second day with eighty per cent of the operation completed. South Deputy Commissioner (DC) Javed Nabi Khoso told Dawn.com: “Eighty per cent [of the] rescue operation has been completed and it is still ongoing.” He added that there were “19 confirmed deaths and 13 injured” so far in the incident. However, South Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police Syed Asad Raza earlier told a higher toll of 21 to Dawn.com. The same figure was reported in an update by the Edhi Foundation and according to the data from the Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Institute Of Trauma (SMBBIT) at Civil Hospital Karachi, seen by Dawn.com, which showed that 20 bodies were brought to the facility while one person died during treatment. The data showed that 11 injured people were brought for treatment with 10 later discharged. The five-storey building on Fida Husain Shai...
  • Govt eyes $200m from tuna exports
    The Express Tribune - 18:34 Jul 05, 2025
    Maritime minister announces record 25,000 tonne quota from IOTC
  • SMEDA, Akhuwat join hands
    The Express Tribune - 18:34 Jul 05, 2025
    MoU aims to expand access to finance, formalisation, and support for MSMEs under PM's inclusive growth vision
  • Digitalisation key to efficient economy: PFC
    The Express Tribune - 18:34 Jul 05, 2025
    PFC chief urges prioritising digital reforms in trade, taxation, and industry
  • Local mobile production up, sales down
    The Express Tribune - 18:34 Jul 05, 2025
    High base effect, longer replacement cycles, and inflation push demand down by 8%
  • Vendors ignore govt price lists
    The Express Tribune - 18:34 Jul 05, 2025
    Wholesale markets follow official prices but retailers continue to hike consumer prices
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    The Express Tribune - 18:34 Jul 05, 2025
    Setbacks highlight pressure on second-tier Chinese EV automakers as BYD dominates
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    The Express Tribune - 18:34 Jul 05, 2025
    Apple supplier posts 15.82% YoY growth, cautions about geopolitical, exchange rate risks
  • Vietnam Q2 GDP growth quickens
    The Express Tribune - 18:34 Jul 05, 2025
    Exports surge despite global uncertainty, buoyed by eased US tariffs, competitive manufacturing
  • PSX kicks off FY26 with historic week
    The Express Tribune - 18:34 Jul 05, 2025
    KSE-100 breaks records in first trading stretch from 125,000 to 131,000
  • Muharram 9 central procession peacefully concludes in Karachi amid tight security
    Dawn - 18:20 Jul 05, 2025
    Karachi’s central mourning procession of Muharram 9 entered its destination of Hussainiya Iraniyan Imambargah in Kharadar on Saturday and peacefully concluded amid tight security, according to police. Earlier in the week, Karachi Traffic Police issued a traffic plan for Muharram 8 to 10, outlining the procession routes as well as alternative traffic flows. Stringent security measures are being taken across the country, such as army deployment as well as a crackdown on sectarian content and hate mongers, ahead of Ashura (Muharram 10), which will be observed tomorrow. In Karachi, the Muharram 9 majlis started at Nishtar Park at 12:15pm, according to an alert from the police. “The number of participants is approximately 800 to 1000, and it is being led by Shahenshah Hussain Naqvi,” the alert read. Another alert at 1:29pm said that the procession had departed the park, while another at 1:54pm read that head of the procession reached Aza Khana Zuhra, while the tail was still at Nishtar Park. A later alert at 2:16p...
  • Karachi receives new rain spell
    ARY NEWS - 18:19 Jul 05, 2025
    Karachi rainKARACHI: Karachi experienced moderate to heavy rain across various neighborhoods on Saturday night, bringing relief for the people. Many areas of Karachi including Landhi, Korangi, Malir, and Quaidabad saw showers, while Shah Faisal Colony and its surroundings also received rain. The downpour extended to Gulshan Iqbal, Manghopir, Site Area, and nearby regions, with Qayyumabad and […]
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  • Chinese Taipei lead group, knock out Pakistan from AFC Women’s Asian Cup Qualifiers
    Dawn - 18:06 Jul 05, 2025
    Pakistan were knocked out of the qualifiers for the 2026 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Women’s Asian Cup on Saturday despite a 2-1 victory over Kyrgyzstan, as Chinese Taipei scored the most points in their group. The national squad was drawn in Group ‘D’ of the qualifiers in Jakarta alongside Chinese Taipei, Indonesia and Kyrgyzstan. Pakistan lost their first match of the campaign to Chinese Taipei 8-0 on June 29, but beat hosts Indonesia 2-0 in their second group match this week. Mariam Mahmood scored her first international goal in the very first minute of the match. “Layla Aliya won possession at the halfway line and threaded a pass that initially looked to be claimed by Dilnura Abibulla, only for the Kyrgyz Republic custodian (goalkeeper) to drop the ball, allowing Mariam Mahmood to roll it into an unguarded net,” said an AFC press release. Mahmood then doubled Pakistan’s tally by converting a penalty in the 18th minute. Kyrgyzstan scored their only goal of the match when Alina Gaparova scored a low ...
  • 27 people confirmed dead as flood waters recede in US state of Texas
    Dawn - 17:51 Jul 05, 2025
     First responders survey rising flood waters of the Guadalupe River after flash flooding in Kerr County, Texas, the US on July 4. — Reuters Some 27 people, including nine children, have been confirmed dead after flash floods in the central of the US state of Texas, authorities said on Saturday, as rescuers continued a frantic search for survivors, including dozens still missing from a girls’ summer camp. The sheriff’s office in Kerr County, Texas, said more than 800 people had been evacuated from the region as flood waters receded in the area around the Guadalupe River, about 137 kilometres northwest of San Antonio. “We will not stop until every single person is found,” Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha said at a news conference. At least 23 to 25 people from the Camp Mystic summer camp were missing, most of them reported to be young girls. The river waters rose 29 feet rapidly near the camp. The US National Weather Service said that the flash flood emergency has largely ended for Kerr County, the epicentre of the flooding, following thunderstorms that dumped as much as a foot of rain early on Friday. A flood watch, however, remained in effect unt...
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