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Some passengers even jumped out of the bus to escape the fire, rescue work is underway.

Nobel Peace laureate speaks to women in relief camp and describes them as ‘very brave’

Energy minister says power will be fully restored by tonight; KE says electricity will be restored in Karachi in a few hours; Senate panel issues summons for KE CEO.

Energy minister says power will be fully restored by tonight; KE says electricity will be restored in Karachi in a few hours; Senate panel issues summons for KE CEO.

Tens of thousands of victims still live in squalor and disease in flood-hit areas

ISLAMABAD, Oct. 13 (Xinhua) -- At least 18 people, including eight children, were killed and 28 others injured on Wednesday night after a passenger bus caught f

Says electricity supply will return to normalcy by Friday morning; KE says electricity restoration underway; Senate panel summons KE CEO.

8 children among 18 killed from bus fire in Pakistans Sindh-

Scientists have said climate change helped increase the monsoon rains this summer. The storms brought three-and-a-half times the normal amount of rain, leaving a third of the country underwater. At least 1,300 people were killed. Another 33 million across Pakistan have been affected by the flooding.

While govt's busy making plans for what other provinces need, people in Sindh continue to face hellscape in flood aftermath.