Islamabad: Anti-terrorism court (ATC) has confirmed bail of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) leader Azam Swati in judicial complex vandalism case.

According to the details, judge Tahir Abbas Sipra heard the case. The investigative officer appeared before the court.

Judge questioned to investigative officer that the accused had come out the car or not.

On this the investigative officer replied that Azam Swati was in the car however he was not shown in the footage.

Judge inquired that do you need Azam Swati’s custody. The investigative officer declined on that.

Later then the court confirmed the bail of Azam Swati in the case.

Tehran: The Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian said that there was no aerial attack on Iran on Friday night and Israel is not behind the recent drone attack.

Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian stated in an interview in New York that there was no damage in the drone attack on the city of Isfahan on Friday. Unless Israel launches a major attack, Iran does not intend to retaliate.

He added that media supporters of the Zionist regime tried to portray their defeat as a victory, but the downed small drones did not cause any loss of life or property. Israeli weapons are not drones, but are like toys that our children play with.

Hossein Amir Abdollahian further said that our response will be tougher if Israel's action against Iran is proven and they will regret taking action against Iran.

Peshawar: The medical emergency has implemented till April 30 in different districts because of continuous rains in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP).

According to the details, provincial government implemented emergency on April 30 because of the severe weather conditions in 15 districts including Peshawar.

In this regard, it is mandatory for the health department’s district officers and hospital’s administration to ask for permission before leaving the duty station.

However, a notification has been issued regarding this matter in which the instructions has been given to the hospital administration and district health offices to be prepare for every situation.  

In the 15 districts, district health officers and management staff will be on duty for 24/7 hours.