Karachi: A fire broke out in the engine of the Allama Iqbal Express train going from Karachi to Sialkot.

According to the railway authorities, the incident of fire in Allama Iqbal Express took place near Feroza in Rahim Yar Khan, after which the movement of trains on the track has been suspended.

Railway officials stated that the passengers and staff are safe, there was no casualty, adding that efforts are being made to douse the fire in the engine of the train.

Railway officials added that the passenger trains have been stopped at various stations and will be taken down the track.

According to railway officials, it may take two hours for the relief train to arrive. The train will be sent to the destination by changing the engine.

Swat: Earthquake tremors were felt in and around Mingora in Swat district.

According to the seismological center, the magnitude of the earthquake was 4.4 on the Richter scale.

The depth of the earthquake was 142 km and the epicenter were in the Hindu Kush region.

After the earthquake, people came out of the buildings reciting Holy verses in fear. However, no loss of life and property have been reported as yet.

Islamabad: Renowned noble prize Malala Yousafzai will be appearing in British musical web series ‘We are lady parts’ which will be releasing soon.

According to the details, the Indian writer Meera Syal and Malala Yousafzai will be appearing in playing the role of the British web series. In this series, the struggles will be shown of Meera Syal and Malala Yousafzai in it.

 

 

 

 

 

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The web series is related to the story of struggles of Muslim young girls who are living in Britain and facing many problems and then become successful in the music industry.

However, Nida Manzoor is the director of this web series. The web series’ second season will be released on May 30.

It should be noted that this web series' first season was released in 2021.