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Rescue Chief: Most Flood Victims Saved, Death Toll Drops | Pakistan ObserverPlay Button

Rescue Chief: Most Flood Victims Saved, Death Toll Drops | Pakistan Observer

#pakistanobserver #Rescue1122 #PakistanFloods #LivesSaved #FloodRescue #RizwanNaseer #DisasterResponse #RescueOperations #ArmyAviation #EmergencyRelief #PakistanUpdates #BreakingNewsPK #CommunityRelief #FloodSurvivors #SafetyFirst #SavingLives Director General of Rescue Services, Dr. Rizwan Naseer, has provided an encouraging update on the ongoing flood crisis, confirming that most stranded people have now been rescued across affected areas. Thanks to round‑the‑clock operations by Rescue 1122, the Army, and local authorities, the number of fatalities is now significantly decreasing. Helicopters, boats, and ground teams have been instrumental in reaching isolated communities. Emergency shelters are operational, providing food, water, and medical assistance to displaced families. Dr. Naseer praised rescue teams for their relentless work despite dangerous weather and rising waters. Visit our Official Website: https://pakobserver.net/ Follow us on X (Twitter): https://x.com/pakobserver/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pakobserver/ Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pakistanobserverofficial/ Follow the Pakistan Observer channel on WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VajOld8EQIaszEeMkW2e Pakistan Observer | Pakistan Observer News | Pakistan Observer Today News |Pakistan Observer News Updates | Pakistan Observer News Live | Pakistan Observer Youtube Channel | Pakistan Observer Channel | Today Pakistan Observer TV | Today News | Live News | Breaking News | Latest News | Pakistan Breaking News | Breaking News Today | News Headlines | Headlines News | Pakistan News | Headlines | Live News

Pakistan Army Airlifts Dozens in Massive Flood Rescue Operations | Pakistan ObserverPlay Button

Pakistan Army Airlifts Dozens in Massive Flood Rescue Operations | Pakistan Observer

#pakistanobserver #PakistanArmy #FloodRescue #ArmyAviation #HelicopterRescue #PakistanFloods #ReliefMission #EmergencyResponse #ArmyInAction #DisasterRelief #RescueOperations #StrandedSurvivors #FloodCrisis #PakistanUpdates #HeroesInUniform #BreakingNewsPK The Pakistan Army has launched large-scale aerial rescue missions, airlifting stranded residents to safety. Army Aviation helicopters have been pivotal in reaching remote, submerged areas, where ground access is nearly impossible. Dozens have already been saved: 3 from Chakri Rajan village, 27 from Chakwal and Khanpur, 10 from Chak Monjo, 31 from Dhok Bhidar, and 38 from Darapur. Families are being provided with life jackets, medical aid, and emergency relief as they’re brought to safety. Visit our Official Website: https://pakobserver.net/ Follow us on X (Twitter): https://x.com/pakobserver/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pakobserver/ Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pakistanobserverofficial/ Follow the Pakistan Observer channel on WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VajOld8EQIaszEeMkW2e Pakistan Observer | Pakistan Observer News | Pakistan Observer Today News |Pakistan Observer News Updates | Pakistan Observer News Live | Pakistan Observer Youtube Channel | Pakistan Observer Channel | Today Pakistan Observer TV | Today News | Live News | Breaking News | Latest News | Pakistan Breaking News | Breaking News Today | News Headlines | Headlines News | Pakistan News | Headlines | Live News

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Kathy Gannon on being shot 7 times in Afghanistan | Pakistan | POP # 16Play Button

Kathy Gannon on being shot 7 times in Afghanistan | Pakistan | POP # 16

Disclaimer: This video is intended solely for educational purposes. The opinions shared by the guest are their personal views. We do not intend to defame or harm any person, brand, product, country, or profession mentioned in the video. Our goal is to provide information that helps the audience make informed choices. 🔔 Subscribe to Pakistan Observer Podcast for more insightful conversations: /@pakistanobserverofficial Timestamps: 1:06 – Introduction 1:29 – Who is Kathy Gannon? 4:17 – Kathy’s childhood in Canada 9:30 – Kathy on journalism 10:33 – Kathy on living in Israel 15:20 – On covering the Soviet war in Afghanistan 24:41 – On being a woman in Afghanistan 37:57 – On fearing for her safety in Afghanistan 39:49 – On wanting to give up journalism 41:58 – Kathy in Afghanistan during 9/11 45:19 – On Americans in Afghanistan 46:59 – On Benazir Bhutto’s assassination 50:45 – Covering the 2014 Afghan elections — Ashraf Ghani vs. Abdullah Abdullah 54:32 – On getting shot seven times in Afghanistan 1:05:25 – Kathy’s perspective on Afghanistan 1:09:21 – On Afghanistan after the U.S. exit 1:12:52 – Kathy’s view on the future of the world 1:15:08 – On Gaza and Palestine About the Guest – Kathy Gannon Kathy Gannon is a renowned Canadian journalist and former AP news director for Pakistan and Afghanistan, known for her fearless frontline reporting across South Asia and the Middle East. With decades spent covering conflict, extremism, and human stories of resilience, Kathy has become a trusted voice on the region’s most complex realities. Her work embodies integrity, courage, and an unparalleled commitment to truth. About the Host – Abdullah Gauhar Malik Abdullah Gauhar Malik is the Digital Head at Pakistan Observer, hosting deep-dive conversations with inspiring individuals through the Pakistan Observer Podcast. About This Episode: In this powerful episode of the Pakistan Observer Podcast, we sit down with Kathy Gannon — one of the most respected foreign correspondents in the world. Kathy shares her extraordinary journey from her childhood in Canada to reporting from some of the most dangerous conflict zones, including Afghanistan and the Middle East. She opens up about covering the Soviet war in Afghanistan, living in Israel, being present during 9/11, and witnessing major political moments like Benazir Bhutto’s assassination and the 2014 Afghan elections. Kathy also shares deeply personal experiences of surviving an attack where she was shot seven times, and how these moments shaped her perspective on life and journalism. We dive into her thoughts on the future of Afghanistan, the U.S. exit, global conflicts, and her unwavering commitment to telling human stories. Whether you’re interested in journalism, global politics, or the human spirit behind frontline reporting, this episode offers an unfiltered, riveting insight into a life dedicated to truth. Join the Conversation What part of Kathy’s story resonated with you the most? Let us know in the comments — we’d love to hear from you! If you enjoyed this conversation, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more engaging episodes. #PakistanObserverPodcast #KathyGannon #Journalism

Sabah Bano Malik | On being a woman in Pakistan in 2025 | POP # 15Play Button

Sabah Bano Malik | On being a woman in Pakistan in 2025 | POP # 15

Disclaimer: This video is intended solely for educational purposes. The opinions shared by the guest are their personal views. We do not intend to defame or harm any person, brand, product, country, or profession mentioned in the video. Our goal is to provide information that helps the audience make informed choices. 🔔 Subscribe to Pakistan Observer Podcast for more insightful conversations: /@pakistanobserverofficial Timestamps: 01:10 – Introduction 01:55 – Who is Sabah Bano Malik? 04:10 – Sabah in the United States 05:54 – Sabah on moving back to Pakistan 08:15 – Sabah on working at Hello Pakistan 14:21 – Sabah on working as an RJ 17:57 – Sabah on living alone in Karachi 20:30 – Sabah on being a woman in Pakistan 25:11 – Sabah’s tips to save money 28:36 – Sabah on geopolitics 35:44 – Sabah on boycott culture 37:41 – Sabah on banning & cancel culture 45:45 – On how Sabah maintains her safety online 48:56 – On how Sabah’s family reacts to her Bumble stories 50:40 – Sabah on importance of family support 52:19 – Sabah on growing frustration in Pakistan 55:55 – Sabah on societal hypocrisy in Pakistan 1:00:00 – Sabah on rishta culture 1:04:41 – Sabah on importance of financial independence 1:08:19 – Sabah on money buying happiness 1:09:53 – Sabah on evolution of Pakistani dramas 1:13:47 – Sabah on good things about Pakistan About the Guest – Sabah Bano Malik Sabah Bano Malik is a writer, comedian, podcaster, and social commentator known for her sharp wit and fearless takes on social and political issues. Having worked across media in both Pakistan and the United States, Sabah brings a unique perspective on life as a modern Pakistani woman, from navigating the entertainment industry to tackling cultural taboos head-on. About the Host – Abdullah Gauhar Malik Abdullah Gauhar Malik is the Digital Head at Pakistan Observer, hosting deep-dive conversations with inspiring individuals through the Pakistan Observer Podcast. About This Episode: In this candid episode of the Pakistan Observer Podcast, we sit down with Sabah Bano Malik — a fearless voice in Pakistan’s media landscape. From her experiences living in the United States and moving back home, to working in journalism, radio, and beyond, Sabah shares her journey of finding her voice and challenging societal norms. She opens up about living alone as a woman in Karachi, the importance of financial independence, and the realities of online safety. Sabah also weighs in on geopolitics, cancel culture, and the shifting landscape of Pakistani dramas, offering a thoughtful, humorous, and refreshingly honest take on life in Pakistan today. Whether you’re curious about the evolving role of women in Pakistan, fascinated by media and culture, or simply looking for a conversation that’s as real as it gets, this episode delivers. Join the Conversation What part of Sabah’s story resonated with you the most? Let us know in the comments — we’d love to hear from you! If you enjoyed this conversation, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more engaging episodes. #pakistanobserverpodcast #SabahBanoMalik #Pakistan

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