KABUL: A suicide attack at parking of Afghanistan Supreme Court in Kabul killed least 19 people and injured 41 others. According to media reports, a suicide bomber on foot detonated as employees were boarding a bus to go home in the parking lot of the court compound. The casualty figures came from health ministry spokesman Waheed Majroh, who added that women and children were among the wounded. Police had blocked off the road around the compound as panicked relatives of court employees began to gather, and ambulances and fire trucks arrived on the scene. The carnage underscores growing insecurity in Afghanistan, where US-backed forces are struggling to combat a resilient Taliban insurgency as well as Al-Qaeda and the militant Islamic State.
Daily Archives: February 8, 2017
Sindh government fails to preserve remains of Mohen-jo-Daro
Int’l delegates arrived to attend the conference on Indus Valley Civilization Nazir Siyal KARACHI/LARKANA: Sindh government Cultural and Archaeology department by its tactics utilized millions of amount since decade’s yearly budget, yet to preserve Indus Valley Civilization. Post-monsoon severely damaged … read more
6.3 quake strikes off Balochistan coast
QUETTA: A 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck off the South-Western region of Pakistan along Arabian Sea coast early this morning. The shallow quake struck at 3.03am (6.03am Singapore time), with an epicenter just 23 kilometres southwest of Pakistan coastal city of … read more
Provincial govt stops elected persons as advisor appointment
KARACHI: Sindh High Court on Tuesday ordered the provincial government not to appoint non-elected person as Advisor to Chief Minister. The court also sought details of salary and other perks and privilege of advisors. The SHC heard a petition against … read more
Pak Consulate in Manchester observes Kashmir Solidarity Day
ISLAMABAD: Consulate General of Pakistan at Manchester held a special event to mark Kashmir Solidarity Day at Pakistani Community Centre, Manchester. About 200 community members including Councilors, businessmen, lawyers and religious leaders and a sizeable number of students and women … read more
