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March 15, 2021
LAHORE: Chief Minister Usman Buzdar has said the culture of Punjab is rich in traditions and famous all over the world as it is deeply rooted in history.
He was speaking as chief guest of a special ceremony held here at CM Office Sunday in connection with Punjab Culture Day. Participants of the ceremony were wearing traditional Punjabi turbans. Provincial Culture Minister Khayal Ahmed Kastro presented Punjab’s traditional turban to the chief minister. Buzdar gave traditional turbans to Khayal Ahmed Kastro and PM’s Adviser Barrister Shahzad Akbar.
Addressing the participants, the chief minister said Punjabis have their own unique identity everywhere they live in the world. Celebrating and remembering culture and traditions is a sign of the nations which took pride in their history as cultural festivals reflect the identity and individuality of each region, he added.
March 15, 2021 AS THE world honors women of all races, the Securities and Exchange Commission-Cebu Extension Office (SEC-CEO) warns the public on the presence of “get-rich-quick” online investment schemes and franchising.
In a statement, SEC-CEO officer-in-charge lawyer Alma Marie Dalena said, “It is timely that we are issuing this call to the public when we’re celebrating International Women’s Day as these scammers are likely to entice mostly women who are left at home or are busy at work and juggling finances while facing this global health crisis.”
Financially, the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic have brought such economic upheaval in the purses of the people, and the presence of these get-rich-quick schemes are enticing to the public who are in need of money.
‘Ertugrul’ star Engin Altan pays rich tribute to doctors, nurses on Medicine Day
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‘Ertugrul’ star Engin Altan pays rich tribute to doctors, nurses on Medicine Day
Turkish star Engin Altan Duzyatan paid rich tribute to doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals to mark Medicine Day, today, March 14.
Engin turned to Instagram and shared a stethoscope in his story to pay homage to the doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals.
In Turkey, 14th March is celebrated as Medicine Day every year since 1919.
Millions of healthcare workers, from doctors and nurses to paramedics, marked Medicine Day, hoping to a return to new normal amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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New York Times recently reported through its special series “The Primal Scream” that single moms are more likely to be unemployed during the pandemic, and a Pew Research study shows that from September 2019 to September 2020 the number of Black and Hispanic unpartnered mothers who are working fell by nearly twice as much as the number of white unpartnered mothers. Almost half of Black mothers say that “the pandemic has had a major impact on their ability to pay for basic necessities like housing, utilities, and food,” according to
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Since the onset of the COVID-19 crisis, essential workers have worked overtime to support a population in lockdown. From the cashier ringing up 30 rolls of toilet paper to the ICU nurse pumping oxygen into a patient’s lungs, these workers have mostly been women: Nearly four out of five health care industry workers are women. One in three jobs held by women is classified as essential work, according to a
BEIJING: China is prepared to share its rich experience with Pakistan and other countries for producing organic food, Gwadar Pro reported on Thursday.In Pakistan, organic farming is still in its.