nations, calls for a rethink are getting louder. over a period of time this is getting louder. over a period of time this is going getting louder. over a period of time this is going to getting louder. over a period of time this is going to have - getting louder. over a period of time this is going to have a - time this is going to have a devastating impact on business, the whole of the airline industry and it s going to be hugely difficult to recover from this if this goes on much longer. recover from this if this goes on much longer- recover from this if this goes on much loner. , . ., ., much longer. only a quarter of south africans have much longer. only a quarter of south africans have been much longer. only a quarter of south africans have been fully much longer. only a quarter of south africans have been fully vaccinated. i africans have been fully vaccinated. omicron may help change that. but what s clear from now is that people here are taking this new variant in
who is accused world leaders of too much blah blah blah. it s been interesting seeing this grow. i think this confidence, there s never been so much pressure for the outside world. the voice for action is growing stronger and louder. you this desire feels like this is a make or break moment for climate change. make or break moment for climate chance. . make or break moment for climate chane. , ., , make or break moment for climate chance. .,, i. make or break moment for climate chance. .,, , change. good to see you, rebecca. one of the change. good to see you, rebecca. one of the campaigners change. good to see you, rebecca. one of the campaigners said - change. good to see you, rebecca. one of the campaigners said they i one of the campaigners said they really didn t want to fudge out of this because if there s nothing that came out of it, it empowers them and gets people more angry and that s what they feed on. debate whether that s the right way forward, but some people very imp
Stocks muted as lockdown noise grows louder
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April 22, 2021
Stocks muted on Wednesday as lockdown noise grew louder given the Covid rampage, even eclipsing some lustrous corporate results, dealers said.
Pakistan Stock Exchange’s (PSX) KSE-100 Shares Index lost 0.21 percent or 93.24 points
to close at 45,306.54 points. Volumes ticked up to 387.908 million shares from 343.28 million on Tuesday.
A A H Soomro at KASB Securities said market remained flattish-to-red as index kept oscillating in a narrow band in the earnings week as investors weighed the strong possibility of further targeted lockdowns.
“So far, even the good results haven t been able to cheer their share prices. Today s warning from NCOC presents a grim picture of next few days/weeks as hospital capacities are overwhelmed,” Soomro said.
GHMC’s coffers ring louder
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On last day of the year, total collection of property tax stood at ₹1701.29 crore
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On last day of the year, total collection of property tax stood at ₹1701.29 crore
GHMC has surpassed all its previous records in property tax collections, even while falling short of the designated target for the last financial year 2020-21, that ended on March 31, Wednesday.
One-time settlement
As on the last day of the year, the total collection of property tax stood at ₹1701.29 crore, which is close to ₹230 crore more than the previous year’s collection of ₹1,472.31 crore.