Regional
IHC allows Aamir Dogar to go for UmrahÂ
The court stated that Aamir Dogar can go for Umrah from April 3-9.
Islamabad: The Islamabad high court (IHC) has allowed Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) leader Malik Aamir Dogar to go for Umrah.
According to the details, the chief justice Aamir Farooq heard the plea of Aamir Dogar. Aamir Dogar appeared in the court along with his lawyer and pleaded to allow him to go for Umrah.
The court stated that Aamir Dogar can go for Umrah from April 3-9 and also directed him to submit guarantee statement.
However, the court adjourned the hearing till April 22 and issued notice to parties on plea of Aamir Dogar.
Regional
Mohsin Naqvi meets special investigation teamÂ
Mohsin Naqvi informed the Chinese team about the current investigation regarding the attack.
Islamabad: Federal interior minister Mohsin Naqvi has meet with special investigation team who has come from China for the investigation of the Shangla attack in Chinese embassy in Islamabad.
According to the details, Mohsin Naqvi informed the Chinese team about the current investigation regarding the attack.
During the meeting, the dialogues were exchanged on the initiatives of collective security and security of Chinese citizens.
Federal interior minister met with Chinese ambassador and stated that the real accusers of Shangla attack will be punished according to the law.
Health
Drinking water in Parliament, lodges declared unhygienic
The PCRWRC report stated that the water in the tanks of three blocks in the Parliament Lodges is unusable.
Islamabad: It has been revealed that drinking water is unsafe for parliamentarians as well, Pakistan Council of Research in Water Resources (PCRWR) sent a letter to the National Assembly Secretariat in this regard.
The drinking water in Parliament House and lodges was declared harmful to health, this revelation came out in the quarterly report of PCRWR.
According to the document, water samples were taken from six places including the Deputy Speaker's room. All the water samples taken from the Parliament House were contaminated.
The PCRWRC report stated that the water in the tanks of three blocks in the Parliament Lodges is unusable.
Only the main filtration plant water was found to be safe. Water supply to Parliament House and Lodges is the responsibility of Capital Development Authority (CDA).
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