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NDMA Warns Tourists Against Visiting Northern Areas

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The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has issued a warning urging tourists to avoid traveling to Pakistan’s northern regions due to dangerous weather conditions. Heavy rainfall and potential landslides have increased the risk for travelers, prompting authorities to prioritize public safety and caution until the situation stabilizes.

Due to severe weather risks, NDMA has advised tourists to postpone visits to northern areas. The warning follows forecasts of heavy rains and landslides that could endanger lives. Travelers are urged to stay informed through official updates and cooperate with local authorities for their safety.

NDMA advisory, northern areas travel, Pakistan weather alert

NADRA Opens New Karachi Center, Announces Two More Mega Facilities for Citizens

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NADRA has inaugurated a new center in Karachi to streamline identity services for residents. Along with this, the authority plans to open two additional mega centers to accommodate the growing demand for CNIC and related documentation. These steps are part of NADRA’s wider goal to improve public service access.

NADRA has launched a new Karachi facility and will open two more mega centers soon. These initiatives are aimed at making identity services more accessible and efficient. The move will help reduce wait times, improve data processing, and ensure a smoother experience for citizens across densely populated urban areas.

NADRA, Karachi development, public service centers

British-Pakistani Teen Breaks Records, Joins Oxford

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A British-Pakistani teenager has broken four world records and earned admission to Oxford University. The young achiever has received global recognition for outstanding academic and personal accomplishments.

Education experts say such achievements inspire young people globally and highlight the importance of nurturing talent from an early age.
youth achievements, education, world records

Zong and ZTE Launch Ultra-Broadband Radio Solution

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Zong and ZTE have introduced the industry’s first 8x120W Ultra-Broadband Radio and Digital Intelligent Antenna solution in Pakistan, aimed at boosting network performance and coverage nationwide.

Telecom experts say this innovation will help meet the rising demand for faster internet and support the rollout of advanced mobile services.
telecom industry, technology launch, Zong Pakistan

Askari Bank to Redeem Rs. 6B TFCs Early

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Askari Bank has announced it will exercise its call option to redeem Rs. 6 billion Term Finance Certificates ahead of schedule, a move seen as part of its financial restructuring plan.

Market analysts say the early redemption could improve the bank’s liquidity position and investor confidence.
banking sector, financial news, Askari Bank

Murree Faces Traffic Chaos on Independence Day

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Murree experienced massive traffic congestion on Independence Day as 48,000 vehicles entered the hill station, exceeding parking capacity. Authorities struggled to manage the flow, urging tourists to plan trips wisely.

Local residents have called for stricter entry controls and better infrastructure to handle peak tourist seasons.
tourism, traffic congestion, Murree news

Metro Bus Service in Rawalpindi Partially Suspended

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Part of the Metro Bus service in Rawalpindi has been suspended due to operational issues, disrupting daily commuting for thousands of passengers. Authorities are working to restore services as soon as possible.

Passengers have urged the government to improve maintenance and management to prevent similar disruptions in the future.
public transport, Rawalpindi news, metro service

PM Shehbaz Opens Chinese Textile Economic Zone

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has inaugurated a Chinese textile group’s economic zone with a $400 million export target. The project is expected to generate thousands of jobs and strengthen industrial cooperation between Pakistan and China.

Economists say the project could become a model for future foreign direct investment in Pakistan’s manufacturing sector.
economic zones, Pakistan-China cooperation, textile industry

KP Targets Illegal Aesthetic Centers and Salons

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa authorities have launched a crackdown on unlicensed aesthetic clinics and beauty salons. The campaign aims to protect consumers from unsafe procedures and enforce health regulations.

Health officials warn that untrained practitioners often use unsafe materials and techniques, posing serious risks to public health.
KP government, public health, beauty industry

FBR Sets Cash Limit on ‘Cash on Delivery’ Orders

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The Federal Board of Revenue has imposed a limit on cash payments for ‘Cash on Delivery’ orders to promote transparency in e-commerce transactions and discourage tax evasion.

E-commerce platforms are now adjusting payment options to comply with the rule, with some considering incentives for customers who opt for digital payments.
FBR policy, e-commerce, payment regulations