Pakistan
Quetta’s crime rate drops 70% in two months, says CM Sarfraz Bugti. The chief minister highlighted major improvements in law and order. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), he announced that under the Safe City project, 97% of Quetta’s surveillance cameras have been restored, enhancing monitoring and improving security system effectiveness.
CM Bugti also stressed ongoing efforts to gradually improve overall law and order conditions in Balochistan, ensuring safer living environments for residents. He emphasized targeting innocent people is unforgivable crime.
KARACHI: Gold prices in Pakistan reached unprecedented levels yesterday, with a tola now costing Rs…
Pakistani Election Commission Rejects JUI-F Petition and Upholds Sadaf Ehsan's National Assembly Membership The Election…
It's strange how a defective "crying horse toy" can gain so much popularity in just…
Twelve days after the tragic fire at the Gul Plaza shopping center in Karachi, authorities…
Cold weather is expected to continue in Karachi until January 30, according to Pakistan’s Meteorological…
Gold reached an all-time high of $5,266.37 per ounce on Wednesday as the US dollar…
This website uses cookies.
