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First Roshan car handed over to overseas Pakistani family
June 29, 2021
KARACHI: HabibMetro and Indus Motor Company (IMC) handed over the first Roshan Apni Car (RAC) to the family members of an overseas Pakistani on Friday.
State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) Governor Reza Baqir, who was the chief guest on the occasion, said he was delighted to see that the RAC initiative was helping overseas Pakistanis to fulfil the needs of their families in Pakistan and hoped it would create additional demand for car manufacturers and allied industries.
HabibMetro President and CEO Mohsin Ali Nathani said he was pleased to hand over the first car under the Roshan Digital Account’s RAC scheme. He went on to add that HabibMetro is committed to furthering the vision of the Prime Minister of Pakistan and the State Bank of Pakistan by offering an unparalleled and convenient banking experience to overseas Pakistanis.
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Kotek s plan to spend toll revenue on highways under fire March 16 2021
House Bill 3065 would send more money to highway projects throughout the metro region, but some say the plan is misguided.
Portland transportation leaders are hoping to slam the brakes on legislation they say would send incipient tollbooth dollars heading in the wrong direction.
House Bill 3065 was introduced by Speaker of the House Tina Kotek as a directive for the Oregon Department of Transportation to study creating uniform standards for speed bumps though the North Portland Democrat admitted that text was merely a placeholder at a Joint Transportation Committee meeting March 16.
Dallas doubles down on mask mandate, Fort Worth takes them off
Dallas doubles down on mask mandate, Fort Worth takes them off This is how you ll look in Dallas.
Photo by Thomas Garza Dallas and Fort Worth officials are taking divergent paths following the controversial decision on March 2 by Gov. Greg Abbott to reopen the state for business and rescind the requirement to wear masks, effective March 10. Abbott s announcement leaves the decisions to counties and in North Texas, it s one yes for masks and one no. Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said in a press conference on March 2 that he would continue to heed the advice of health professionals to keep wearing masks, wash hands, and keep a distance from others.