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Working class to resume routine jobs as Eid holidays end Islamabad May 17, 2021 Islamabad : People of the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi are bracing to resume their jobs after enjoying nearly prolonged long Eid ul Fitr holidays. The holidays have culminated on Sunday and routine office, as well as business activities, will start today (Monday) by following Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) against deadly coronavirus. A resident of sector I-8/2, Muhammad Tayyab, who is a government servant expressed jubilation that the long leaves were going to end. “We enjoyed with the family ...

Pakistan Army, Rangers and local police in collaboration with the district administration on Friday started an operation to ensure implementation of Covid-19 standard operating procedures (SOPs) in Rawalpindi. — AFP/File RAWALPINDI: Pakistan Army, Rangers and local police in collaboration with the district administration on Friday started an operation to ensure implementation of Covid-19 standard operating procedures (SOPs) in the garrison city. During the operation, Assistant Commissioner (City) Waqas Sikandar and ASP Taimur raided different markets and imposed fines on three shops on Murr...

Pakistan Army, Rangers and local police in collaboration with the district administration on Friday started an operation to ensure implementation of Covid-19 standard operating procedures (SOPs) in Rawalpindi. — AFP/File RAWALPINDI: Pakistan Army, Rangers and local police in collaboration with the district administration on Friday started an operation to ensure implementation of Covid-19 standard operating procedures (SOPs) in the garrison city. During the operation, Assistant Commissioner (City) Waqas Sikandar and ASP Taimur raided different markets and imposed fines on three shops on Murr...

Karachi April 22, 2021 Showing their concerns over the illegal occupation of footpaths and roundabouts in various sectors of Gulshan-e-Hadeed, the Pakistan Steel Gulshan-e-Hadeed Committee (Hadeed Welfare Trust) has asked the Karachi commissioner and other relevant authorities to remove the encroachments. In a letter sent to the commissioner, Haq Nawaz Khattak, incharge of Hadeed Welfare Trust, informed him that encroachers had constructed their setups by the roadside and in the playgrounds of Gulshan-e-Hadeed, disturbing the smooth movement of transport and pedestrians. Temporary and fixed ...

RC directs authorities to ensure SOPs at ‘Ramazan Bazaars’