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CHAGAI: Balochistan Minister for Communications and Works Mir Mohammad Arif Mohammad Hasni has said that the...

CHAGAI: A 50-seat library for male and female readers in the remote town of Basima in Washuk district was inaugurated by Commissioner of Rakhshan Division Saeed Ahmed Umrani on Friday. The library was built and equipped with all facilities on a self-finance basis by Assistant Commissioner Zakir Baloch, some other officers and educationists. Washuk’s Deputy Commis­sioner Shafqat Anwar Shah­wani, along with other officials and local residents, attended the inaugural ceremony. Talking to Dawn, Zakir Baloch said the library was established with the aim of promoting education and awareness amo...

King Salman Relief Centre launches Ramzan food bag distribution project in Pakistan April 5, 2021 ISLAMABAD: King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (Ksrelief) has launched food bags project worth US$ 1million (PKR 156,000,000) to be distributed among the people in 10 districts of Balochsitan during the holy month of Ramzan. According to a news release issued on Monday, the project being executed in collaboration with National Disaster Management Authority and local government of Balochistan will benefit about 124,200 people in 10 districts of Balochistan in Ramzan. The food bags will ...

The National Drought Mon­itoring Centre, part of the Pakistan Mete­orological Department (PMD), has warned that drought-like conditions currently prevailing in parts of Sindh and Balochistan may exacerbate and cause water stress in cultivated lands. — File photo KARACHI: The National Drought Mon­itoring Centre, part of the Pakistan Mete­orological Department (PMD), has warned that drought-like conditions currently prevailing in parts of Sindh and Balochistan may exacerbate and cause water stress in cultivated lands due to limited supply of irrigation water for Rabi crops. According to a...

URL copied Drought conditions in Pakistan may worsen, warns Met dept The National Drought Mon­itoring Centre, part of the Pakistan Mete­orological Department (PMD), has warned that drought-like conditions currently prevailing in parts of Sindh and Balochistan may exacerbate and cause water stress in cultivated lands due to limited supply of irrigation water for Rabi crops. According to an advisory issued by the centre on Thursday, the situation has emerged due to overall below than average rainfall in the country from October 2020 to January 2021. "The main thrust was in Baloc...