Muttahida Muslim League – Trend Pk VIDEO

Shahid Rind from Karachi reports on the new Muslim League alliance, Muttahida Muslim League. (October 31, 2010)

Muttahida Muslim League – Trend Pk VIDEO

Shahid Rind from Karachi reports on the new Muslim League alliance, Muttahida Muslim League. (October 31, 2010)

Muttahida Muslim League – Trend Pk VIDEO

Shahid Rind from Karachi reports on the new Muslim League alliance, Muttahida Muslim League. (October 31, 2010)

Muttahida Muslim League – Trend Pk VIDEO

Shahid Rind from Karachi reports on the new Muslim League alliance, Muttahida Muslim League. (October 31, 2010)

Muttahida Muslim League – Trend Pk VIDEO

Shahid Rind from Karachi reports on the new Muslim League alliance, Muttahida Muslim League. (October 31, 2010)

Muttahida Muslim League – Trend Pk VIDEO

Shahid Rind from Karachi reports on the new Muslim League alliance, Muttahida Muslim League. (October 31, 2010)

Muttahida Muslim League – Trend Pk VIDEO

Shahid Rind from Karachi reports on the new Muslim League alliance, Muttahida Muslim League. (October 31, 2010)

Muttahida Muslim League – Trend Pk VIDEO

Shahid Rind from Karachi reports on the new Muslim League alliance, Muttahida Muslim League. (October 31, 2010)

Petroleum products prices to go up by Nov 1

Staff Report

ISLAMABAD: The petroleum prices likely to go up by midnight (November 1), Trend Pk learnt Sunday evening.

The petrol price is expected to mount up by Rs 5.97 per liter while high speed diesel will go up by Rs 4.50 per liter.

Sources told that the prices of HBO and kerosene oil will go Rs 5.10 per liter.

The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority will announce the new prices of petroleum products by midnight. Trend Pk

Eight killed by landslides in Turkey

GUNDOGDU: Eight people were killed and six were missing after landslides caused by torrential rain wiped out several homes in a town in northeast Turkey, the state-run Anatolian news agency said on Friday.

The landslides hit the town of Gundogdu, in Rize province in the eastern Black Sea region, late on Thursday, and emergency workers were continuing rescue efforts on Friday.

Anatolian quoted State Minister Faruk Nafiz Ozak, who was at the scene, as saying six people were still missing.

Bulldozers were trying to shift a four-storey building that had been knocked sideways by a landslide. Telephone communications were cut in the mountainous area.

Deadly landslides are common on Turkey’s Black Sea coast, where heavy rain can displace unstable land on which residents erect structures that do not meet building codes. AGENCIES

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