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Man dies, four hurt as part of building collapses in Karachi - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Man dies, four hurt as part of building collapses in Karachi - Pakistan

Victims were sitting outside shops located on ground floor of Jan Plaza in North Nazimabad Block K when the incident happened, officials say.

Source: dawn.com
Dubai: Will prices of sacrificial animals dip ahead of Eid Al Adha? - Vimarsana News

Dubai: Will prices of sacrificial animals dip ahead of Eid Al Adha?

A variety of livestock, including goats, sheep, and cows, have been imported to cater to the local demand for the upcoming religious festival

Mowasalat unveils 'Majlis Bus VVIP' at QTM 2023 - Vimarsana News

Mowasalat unveils 'Majlis Bus VVIP' at QTM 2023

Mowasalat unveils 'Majlis Bus VVIP' at QTM 2023

'Everyone was a target,' says witness to Israeli attacks at Al-Aqsa Mosque - Vimarsana News

'Everyone was a target,' says witness to Israeli attacks at Al-Aqsa Mosque

Palestinian photojournalist Mohammed Ateeq was covering the Israeli attacks against worshippers in the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque last week when the security forces shot him in the back with rubber-...

UAE launches Covid-19 vaccination drive for refugees in Iraq and Jordan - Vimarsana News

UAE launches Covid-19 vaccination drive for refugees in Iraq and Jordan

Emirates Red Crescent teams to lead campaign that will immunise thousands of people A Syrian refugee receives a Covid-19 vaccine at a medical centre in the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan in February. AFP Syrian refugees wait to receive their vaccine at Zaatari. AFP The UK is leading calls for a vaccination ceasefire to allow Covid-19 vaccines to reach people living in conflict zones. AFP About $2.4bn has been raised for the UN-backed Covax campaign to help developing countries that are unable to afford their own vaccine stockpiles. AFP A medical worker prepares the coronavirus vaccine made b...