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No side effects of COVID-19 vaccine, Pakistani frontline health workers say By NCOC reviews progress in vaccine administration So far, 27,228 frontline health workers have been vaccinated Frontline health workers in Pakistan who have received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine have urged their colleagues to not be hesitant in getting the shot, saying there are no side effects. A video released by the government on its vaccination strategy showed brief interviews of health workers from different health facilities across Pakistan in which they spoke about the positives of getting China’s...

Agreement signed to pay dues of 46 IPPs: Asad Umar   Published On The committee gave preliminary approval to pay Rs 403 billion dues to the IPPs. ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - Minister for Planning and Development, Asad Umer on Monday said that agreement has been signed to pay dues of 46 Independent Power Producers (IPPs), Dunya News reported. A meeting of the cabinet committee on energy was held under the chairmanship of Asad Umar during which the agreement was signed to pay the dues of 46 out of 47 IPPs. The committee gave preliminary approval to pay Rs 403 billion dues to the IPPs. The final ...

Nasir Shah terms increase in petroleum price as another mini budget Karachi, February 01, 2021 (PPI-OT): Minister for Information Syed Nasir Shah rejecting fifth increase in the petroleum prices termed it a mini-budget and broad day robbery on the pockets of poor people of the country. In a statement issued here on Monday, the provincial minister said that the Niazi government was operating on the dictates of the IMF, therefore it has no respect for the poor people who have already been deprived of ‘roti’ by lifting its prices to Rs30. Nasir Shah said: Pakistan was a poor country, and its...

Pursuit of Sharif’s alleged $1b ended with disputes over ‘demands’ Top Story January 14, 2021 LONDON/ISLAMABAD: A proposed deal between Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government and asset recovery firm Broadsheet has fallen through over the issue of “cuts” allegedly being demanded by a Pakistani official, The News has learnt. According to a document containing text message exchanges and meeting details available with The News, the government was attempting to engage Broadsheet to recover $1 billion allegedly parked in a Singaporean bank account by former prime minister Nawaz Shari...

LONDON/ISLAMABAD: A proposed deal between Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf government and asset recovery firm Broadsheet has fallen through over the issue of “cuts” allegedly being demanded by...