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Four more people were electrocuted to death and two others drowned in Karachi on Friday, raising the human death toll during monsoon rains in Karachi to 14 in three days, while two sacrificial...

KARACHI: Fearing urban flooding in low-lying areas in Karachi, Chief Meteorologist Dr Sardar Sarfaraz on Saturday said that the ongoing intermittent monsoon rains are expected to continue to wreak...

Four people die of electrocution while two drown in rainwater; toll from three days of rain rises to 14

The appellants’ counsel argued that approval was accorded in the alleged flagrant violation of the 2014 Act and 2014 Regulations.

Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Wednesday chaired a meeting to review progress on the Malir Expressway project,

SC orders KDA to restore all parks, playgrounds across Karachi % The Supreme Court (SC) has directed the Karachi Development Authority (KDA) to restore all parks a

The Sindh government has decided to construct a Korangi Link Road as an alternate to Karachi’s existing Korangi causeway, which will be closed down. “We have decided to end the Korangi causeway as it floods,” said Sindh Local Government Special Secretary (Technical) Najeeb Ahmed. They have proposed an overhead bridge and an expressway over the Malir River as an alternate to the Korangi causeway. This bridge will connect Korangi to other areas such as Qayyumabad, Defence and adjacent areas....

‘No chance of school-assessed grades’ Court seeks details about construction of roads, flyovers, from KMC and Sindh govt PHOTO: REUTERS KARACHI: The counsel for Cambridge ruled out on Thursday the possibility of allowing school-assessed grades to O/A Level students, as he presented his arguments before the Sindh High Court (SHC), in pleas pertaining to Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) exams. A two-member bench, comprising Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar and Justice Amjad Ali...

Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah addresses reporters in Karachi. — DawnNewsTV/File KARACHI: Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Thursday said that the Pakistan Peoples Party was a different political party of loyal parliamentarians who would tender their resignations forthwith whenever party leaders ordered them. “We have our resignations in our pockets and whenever we receive orders from our leadership we will resign from the assembly,” he added. Responding to questions of journalists just afte...