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Orange Line staffers brutally thrash labourers in Lahore

SAMAA - Orange Line staffers beat men for starting fire near station

Orange Line staffers beat men for starting fire near station They have been arrested SAMAA | Jahangir Akram Khan Posted: Jan 15, 2021 | Last Updated: 3 months ago Photo: Lahore police Listen to the story Five employees of Lahore s Orange Line Metro Train were arrested after a video of them beating labourers at the Awan Town station went viral. The employees told the labourers to crouch like a hen and hold their ears with their hands and while the labourers were sitting like that the staffers attacked them with sticks. According to the labourers, the staffers attacked them for starting a fire near the station. We did start a small fire to keep ourselves warm in the cold weather, a labourer said.

Punjab govt highlights 2020 achievements - Pakistan

The much-awaited Orange Line Metro Train was inaugurated in the month of October. AFP/File LAHORE: The Punjab government highlights its achievements of 2020 and among them, the most prominent are making south Punjab secretariat functional, recruitment of doctors, launching the Ravi Riverfront Urban Development project and people’s assistance programme, constructing mother and child health hospitals, issuing health and medicine cards and other development programmes. The Punjab government says the year 2020 was fateful for south Punjab as senior officials were posted in the South Punjab secretariat along with approval of the design of the secretariat building. Up to 25,000 doctors and paramedics were recruited in the health department as well as recruitments of 10,000 police constables.

CPEC achieves major progress despite COVID-19: Pakistani official

CPEC achieves major progress despite COVID-19: Pakistani official Xinhua | Updated: 2020-12-22 10:54 Trains of the metro train service are seen at a terminal station in Lahore, Pakistan, on Dec 10, 2019. [Photo/Xinhua] ISLAMABAD The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) projects have achieved major progress despite grave economic and health challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Chairman of the CPEC Authority Asim Saleem Bajwa said on Monday. After successful completion of the first phase, CPEC is expanding into its second phase as per schedule despite a very serious setback of COVID-19 around the world, ensuring economic stability and well-being of the people of Pakistan, Bajwa said while addressing an awarding ceremony for outstanding Pakistani staff of CPEC projects.

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