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Town chairman, PPP candidates in Hyderabad get ECP notice - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Town chairman, PPP candidates in Hyderabad get ECP notice - Pakistan

PPP candidates Tariq Shah Jamote and Jam Khan Shoro put on notice for setting up an election camp without permission.

Source: dawn.com
DMO Takes Actions Against Individuals For Violating Elections Code Of Conduct - Vimarsana News

DMO Takes Actions Against Individuals For Violating Elections Code Of Conduct

District Monitoring Offices (DMO) have swiftly taken actions and imposed penalties against individuals for violating the upcoming Elections code of conduct. In Hangu district, Council Chairman Arif Khan in the Gul Bagh area has been fined Rs. 5,000, and Village Council Chairman Mardan Khel has been ..

Flood-hit Pakistan tries to stop its biggest lake from overflowing - Vimarsana News

Flood-hit Pakistan tries to stop its biggest lake from overflowing

Authorities said 100,000 people have already been displaced in efforts to keep the country's largest freshwater lake, Manchar, from overflowing.

Pakistan moves to stop lake overflow - Vimarsana News

Pakistan moves to stop lake overflow

As the United Nations warned of more misery to come, Pakistan scrambled yesterday to widen a breach in its biggest lake in a bid to prevent it from overflowing

Pakistan tries to avert lake overflow amid floods; UN warns of more misery – Reuters - Vimarsana News

Pakistan tries to avert lake overflow amid floods; UN warns of more misery – Reuters

JAMSHORO, Pakistan, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Pakistan scrambled on Tuesday to widen a breach in its biggest lake to prevent it from overflowing amid unprecedented floods that have inundated a third of the South Asian nation, as the United Nations warned of more misery to come.Flooding, brought by record monsoon rainfall and glacier melt in