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Karachi—Although the authorities as well as the people were forewarned regarding heavy downpour in Karachi yet the natural pheneomenon flooded Karachi with knee standing deluge even on main Shahrah faisal this evening. The first victim of the rain was the electricity supply which as usual disappeared soon after the rain started for many hours in many parts of the city, the road communication was badly disrupted due to heavy rains making it impossible to move in the face of standing rain waters on the roads.

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Karachi—Dow University of Health Sciences (DUHS) authorities have refuted the impression that number of MBBS seats offered, on reciprocal basis or otherwise, to candidates with domicile other than Karachi, may have been slashed. DUHS sources told APP that under a settled arrangement candidates nominated by different public sector medical colleges/universities of the province are accommodated every year in the MBBS program at DUHS and so are a total of 30 nominees of DUHS at these instituion on reciprocal basis.

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Karachi—PPP Senator and former Sindh Advisor, Gul Mohammed Lot, Monday distributed 2000 bags of Rs 10 per Kg flour worth Rs 0.6 million among poor and deserving people of various villages of Taluka Mithi, District Tharparkar. A large number of poor people gathered when the Senator reached their villages and thanked him

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Karachi—Majority of shopkeepers, pushcart vendors, big supermarkets and wholesale markets in different areas of metropolis are involved in blatant violation of consumer rights and charge extra prices for almost all commodities during Ramazan. This was observed during a drive against profiteers and haorders here. The drive was supervised by Advisor to Chief Minister, Sharmila Farauqi accompanied by DDO revenue, special judicial

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Karachi—The presentation of civil awards to prominent personalities not only serve as a source of encouragement to them but also provide a role-model for others to follow the example, senior social worker Mahfooz-un-Nabi Khan said. Mr Khan , who is also Chairman of Pakistan Red Crescent Society’s Tracing Committee for Missing Persons, in a press statement here Monday said these awards give recognition to

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