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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

Pakistan Signs $1.5B Defense Deal with Sudan

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Pakistan has signed a $1.5 billion defense contract with Sudan to strengthen military cooperation and export defense equipment. The agreement reflects Pakistan’s growing footprint in the global defense market.

Defense analysts believe the deal will not only boost exports but also open new opportunities for future collaborations with African nations.
defense industry, Pakistan exports, Sudan relations

Peshawar Institute of Cardiology Achieves Historic Record

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The Peshawar Institute of Cardiology has set a new national record in advanced heart procedures, marking a milestone in Pakistan’s medical history. Officials praised the achievement as a major step for healthcare services in the region.

The success is expected to inspire further investment in specialized medical training and facilities across the country.
healthcare, medical milestones, cardiology

Major Update on Fakhar Zaman’s Injury

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Pakistan cricket star Fakhar Zaman has received a new medical evaluation regarding his injury. Team doctors are optimistic about his recovery, but his participation in upcoming matches will depend on fitness assessments.

Fans have flooded social media with messages of support, hoping the left-handed opener will return in time for crucial upcoming tournaments.
Pakistan cricket, player injury, Fakhar Zaman

Pakistan and US Agree to Boost Trade and Investment

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Pakistan and the United States have agreed to strengthen bilateral economic cooperation by enhancing trade and investment opportunities. The partnership will focus on expanding market access and creating joint business ventures.

Business leaders see the move as a positive step toward diversifying Pakistan’s export base and improving its standing in competitive global markets.
Pakistan-US relations, trade agreements, foreign investment

Govt Unveils Programs for Skills, Agriculture, and Energy Efficiency

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The federal government has launched three social impact initiatives aimed at improving workforce skills, empowering farmers, and advancing energy efficiency. Officials say these projects will support sustainable economic growth and job creation.

Experts note that successful implementation could significantly boost rural development and reduce unemployment, but stress the need for transparency and proper resource allocation.
government initiatives, skills development, sustainable growth

SBP Issues Rs. 75 Commemorative Coin for Marka-e-Haq

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The State Bank of Pakistan has released a Rs. 75 commemorative coin to honor the historical Marka-e-Haq event. The collectible coin is expected to attract coin enthusiasts and celebrate Pakistan’s cultural heritage.

The coin will be available through SBP offices and selected banks, with limited quantities making it a valuable keepsake for history and numismatic collectors.
State Bank of Pakistan, commemorative coins, national heritage