Gold Prices Fall Rs. 6,000 in Pakistan Over Two Days
Gold prices in Pakistan continued their downward movement on Monday, extending a decline that has wiped around Rs. 6,000 from the price of a tola over…
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Study Highlights Growing Cancer Burden in Balochistan as More Than 5,000 Cases Identified
A new study has highlighted the significant cancer burden in Balochistan after researchers examined more than 16,000 biopsy samples collected from different parts of the province.…
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SBP Rejects FATF Report Linking RAAST to Money Laundering in Pakistan
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has rejected the impression that Pakistan’s instant payment system, RAAST, has been identified as a money-laundering channel by the Financial…
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Pakistan Seeks UNESCO Recognition for Rani Ghat and Banbhore Heritage Sites
Pakistan has approached UNESCO to seek support for the inclusion of two historically significant archaeological sites, Rani Ghat in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the Port of Banbhore…
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WASA to Install Fire Hydrants at Government Hospitals to Improve Emergency Safety
The Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) has launched a project to install fire hydrants at government hospitals across the city as part of efforts to strengthen…
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Cocaine Reportedly Overtakes Oil as Colombia’s Largest Export
Cocaine exports reportedly surpassed crude oil sales in Colombia in 2024, becoming the country’s largest single export by value, according to a study by Medellin-based EAFIT…
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Health Minister Mustafa Kamal Calls for Contract-Based Hiring in Government Hospitals
Health Minister Mustafa Kamal has proposed a major change in the way government hospitals in Pakistan hire and manage their employees, arguing that public-sector hospitals should…
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FDA Approves New Pancreatic Cancer Pill After Trial Shows Survival Benefits
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new once-daily pill for certain patients with advanced pancreatic cancer after clinical trial results showed a…
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Farmers Alarmed as Lumpy Skin Disease Cases Reported in Jand Areas
Cattle farmers and dairy owners in several rural areas of Jand tehsil are increasingly concerned over reports of lumpy skin disease affecting cows, calves and buffaloes.…
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Nearly 30 Million Pakistanis Suffer From Kidney Disease, Nephrologists Warn
Nearly 30 million people in Pakistan are living with kidney disease, according to nephrologists, highlighting a major health challenge that is affecting millions of families across…