Water trickles down Parliament, Presidents House

According to the details rain water trickled down the hospitals and entered into the basement of the Supreme Court. A lot of water gathered at the Constitutional Avenue where traffic got jammed. Many vehicles of ministers were stuck in the traffic.

The rain water trickled down the third storey of the President’s House and the Parliament. The patients also faced difficulty because of being stuck in the traffic. Only 16 members MPs could reach the Parliament.

Karachi: Four killed as terrorist attack PNS Mehran

According to sources, there were around 5 blasts which were followed by gunshots. Later, smoke clouds and huge flames could be seen on the site.

Law enforcement agencies and rescue teams have rushed to the site. There are no reports of casualties yet. State of emergency has been declared in all the hospitals in Karachi.

It is pertinent to mention here that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf is staging a sit-in in Karachi at Netty Jetty Bridge. A large number of PTI workers along with PTI Chief Imran Khan are participating in the sit-in against the US drone attacks in the tribal areas of Pakistan.

Punjab: Another 45 dengue patients reported

Surge in the number of dengue patients continued across the country as another 45 affectees have been brought to the hospitals in the last 24 hours in Punjab alone, Dunya News reported on Tuesday.
In the last 24 hours a staggering number of 183 patients have been tested positive for dengue fever, raising the total figure of dengue affected patients to a whopping 1,700.
Eleven more cases from cities other than Lahore have also been reported, pushing up the number of patients suffering from dengue fever to 1,359. Fumigation is underway across the country.

Punjab: Another 45 dengue patients reported

Surge in the number of dengue patients continued across the country as another 45 affectees have been brought to the hospitals in the last 24 hours in Punjab alone, Dunya News reported on Tuesday.
In the last 24 hours a staggering number of 183 patients have been tested positive for dengue fever, raising the total figure of dengue affected patients to a whopping 1,700.
Eleven more cases from cities other than Lahore have also been reported, pushing up the number of patients suffering from dengue fever to 1,359. Fumigation is underway across the country.

Death toll in Mohmand attack rises to 48

GHILANAI: The death toll in suicide attack at the office of political tehsildar in tehsil Yakka Ghund of Mohmand tribal region has soared to 48, while around 70 persons were injured in the incident and admitted at Lady Reading Hospital Peshawar and other hospitals.

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Death toll in Mohmand attack rises to 48

Abbottabad violence toll rises to five

ABBOTABAD: The number of deaths in the rampant violence in Abbottabad against the name of Khyber Pakhtoonkhaw, rose to five with over 100 injured, Geo News reported Monday.

These people were injured in the firing incidents by the riot police during the protests demonstrations by the workers of Tehreek Sooba Hazara.

Police resorted to aerial firing outside the District Hospital as well.

According to hospital sources, several injured have been brought to the hospitals where state of emergency has been declared, as the protest is raging across the city.

Out of these injured, five critically hurt people lost their lives, the hospital sources said.

The protesters demanding new Hazarah province, set on fire a police mobile at Fawwarah Chawk. Various other vehicles have been torched in the city.

It should be mentioned that the protests broke up this morning against the new name of Khyber Pakhtoonkhaw. The protesters, who are workers of Hazarah Province Movement, took bodies of those who recently were killed in the violence, out from the hospital.

At least three people were killed and 60 others injured during protests today. (Last updated at 1505)

SHO Dead in Balakot Suicide Blast

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan News: The police stations of Mansehra and Balakot were attacked by suicide bombers, killing an SHO of Balakot police station and injured eight others.

According to the details, a suicide attacker exploded himself near Balakot police station killing an SHO, identified as Khalil Khan and injuring at least six others.

Meanwhile, four terrorists attacked Mansehra police station while on retaliation suicide bomber blew himself in which two policemen were reportedly injured.

Police have also arrested a terrorist from the premises of local court.

Injured people have been taken to the hospitals.

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SHO Dead in Balakot Suicide Blast was first posted on February 20, 2010 at 1:10 pm.

Many Injured in Karachi Procession Blast

KARACHI, Pakistan News: Several people were killed and injured when a powerful explosion occurred in a public vehicle plying on Sharah-e-Faisal of Karachi.

The blast occurred in a mini bus near Nursery stop towards FTC.

The ambulances have been dispatched towards the blast site. The ambulances are being shifted to the hospitals.

Police and other rescue workers have arrived on the spot. The road leading to Saddar has been blocked and the blast site has been cordoned off.

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Many Injured in Karachi Procession Blast was first posted on February 5, 2010 at 3:34 pm.

Rehman Malik Warns Hakeemullah of Dire Consequences

Islamabad, Pakistan News: Interior Minister Rehman Malik has warned Hakeemullah Mehsud and Waliur Rehman of dire consequences, adding that the militants are taking refuge in other areas for they have left FATA in wake of the military offensive.
, Rehman called upon the militants to lay down arms and surrender terming it a high time for them to do so. Terming the terrorists as enemies of Islam, the Interior Minister said that there was no place for such elements in the country. Rehman told the reporters that intelligence agencies have been ordered to keep a vigilant eye on the hospitals. He hailed FC, saying that the operation launched by it has reduced terrorists’ activities in Peshawar.

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Rehman Malik Warns Hakeemullah of Dire Consequences was first posted on January 17, 2010 at 5:10 pm.

Indian Army Evacuates Kashmir Hospitals, Schools

SRINAGAR: The Indian army has evacuated all hospitals and schools in Indian-administered Kashmir in a bid to “improve the security situation” there.

“This has been done to reduce the visibility of the army, without in anyway diluting out counter-militant grid,” Defense Minister A. K. Antony said on Wednesday in a visit to the region.

The paramilitary police will take more responsibility in securing the state, most notably the key Jammu-Srinagar highway, he noted.

The Indian minister said “the process of winning hearts and minds of people is never an easy one,” recalling the unpopular presence of the Indian army in the state.

The military has recently pulled some 30,000 troops out of Kashmir.

However, the Indian official warned that militant attempts to infiltrate into the region from Pakistan had increased.

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Indian Army Evacuates Kashmir Hospitals, Schools was first posted on January 14, 2010 at 3:49 pm.

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