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Plague of rats unleashed on Rawalpindi Several women, children hospitalised after bitten by rodents Parliamentarians are worried by presence of vermin at posh lodges. RAWALPINDI: The increasing number of rats in Rawalpindi has become a pestering affair for the common man and businessmen alike. In the last six months, several women and children had to visit hospitals to get vaccination after they were bitten by the rodents Traders from different areas of the city said that as their shops remai...

Eid shopping not coming to end despite lockdown Islamabad May 10, 2021 Rawalpindi : Violations of lockdown ahead of Eidul Fitr continue unabated in different parts of the city and authorities concerned seem helpless before the shoppers and the shopkeepers who are glove in hand to cheat them. Crazy scenes of rush could be witnessed in Sadiqabad Bazaar, Service Road area of the same locality, as well as Moti Bazaar and Raja Bazaar where shopkeepers are openly doing business with half shutters d...

Eid shopping picks up pace Islamabad May 3, 2021 Rawalpindi:The Eid shopping is gaining momentum in twin cities despite a spike in third wave of COVID-19. The important shopping malls located at Raja Bazaar, Moti Bazaar, Commercial, Barra and cantonment markets seem fully crowded where the violations of the standard operating procedures against coronavirus and lockdown continue unabated. The Punjab government had issued a notification to change the business hours and weekly closure of bazaars...

A must go bazaar for all Islamabad April 29, 2021 Rawalpindi is a city of bazaars. There are lots of renowned bazaars in the city. Upper and upper-middle class people frequently go to these bazaars to buy necessary items like fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, cooking oil, ghee, fabrics, scarves, belts, wallets, jewelry, perfume, clothes, shoes, cosmetics, ornaments, T-shirts, trousers, leather goods, pottery items, books, flowers, grocery items and the like. “Pindiites love to go to Raja Baza...

ISLAMABAD: A slight increase was seen in the number of Covid-19 cases in the capital on Thursday. Besides, six people died of the virus in the city. Officials of the capital administration said the death of two female patients was reported in the age group of 50-59 and one male each in the age group of 60-69 and 90-99. Deaths of a male and a female were also reported in the age group of 70-79. They were residents of Tarlai, G-9, E-11, Sohan, Alipur and I-9. On Thursday, 575 more cases were ...

SOPs violations continue unabated December 14, 2020 Rawalpindi : No doubt, government ministers are staging 4 to 6 press conferences on coronavirus topic on daily basis and warning public not to attend political processions but unable to devise proper planning to implement standard operating procedures (SOPs) in markets and shopping malls where the majority of citizens are freely violating them. The locals could be seen moving freely in markets, shopping malls and other public places even in ...

National December 14, 2020 Rawalpindi: No doubt, government ministers are staging 4 to 6 press conferences on coronavirus topic on daily basis and warning public not to attend political processions but unable to devise proper planning to implement standard operating procedures (SOPs) in markets and shopping malls where the majority of citizens are freely violating them. The locals could be seen moving freely in markets, shopping malls and other public places even in the areas where ‘Smart Lo...