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KARACHI: Amid business downturn, the Sindh government’s move to keep the city lockdown on Tuesday on the arrival ...

KARACHI: Traders on Friday marked a shutter-down strike across the megacity, demanding of the interim government a...

Sindh govt has also declared Nov 9 public holiday for all government offices, autonomous bodies and corporations.

Karachi pays 250 billion rupees in taxes, but the money goes to the ruling family of the Pakistan Peoples Party, alleged Dr Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui,...

"We want the cities to receive funds from the province like the province receives from the federal government," says resolution.

August 4, 2021 KARACHI: The Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) Convener Dr Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui on Tuesday said that if imposing the lockdown is so necessary and the coronavirus rate in Karachi has reached the worrying stage, the federal and provincial governments should declare Karachi and Hydedeabd ‘calamity hit’ immediately and waive all taxes on the residents and traders. He was addressing a press conference at the party’s temporary headquarters after a delegation of variou...

For the time being, the Sindh government has been able to persuade the irate traders and retailers in Karachi not to immediately violate the anti-coronavirus lockdown regime in place, and to...

Say markets, shops to remain open till 8pm instead of 6pm...

‘Ready to fill jails’, traders to open shops till 8pm today Karachi June 5, 2021 Highlighting the businesses’ deteriorating condition amid the ongoing lockdown restrictions, Karachi’s leading traders’ associations announced on Friday they would open shops and businesses till 8pm today and vowed to resist the Sindh government’s order to seal shops for violating the lockdown and Covid-19 standard operating procedures. The announcement was made in a meeting of leaders of various trad...

Accusing the Pakistan Peoples Party-led provincial government of immensely disturbing the traders’ community of Karachi by imposing lockdowns to mint money through police and other departments...