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KP CM raises concerns over Imran Khan’s health, demands access for doctors and family

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi said a medical report concerning PTI founder Imran Khan’s health was extremely alarming.

Addressing a press conference alongside Junaid Akbar and Asad Qaiser, Sohail Afridi said a detailed meeting would be held with Imran Khan’s personal doctor, after which a clear course of action would be announced following consultations with his doctors, family and legal team.

The KP chief minister said Imran Khan’s blood pressure had remained normal whenever he was examined by Dr Faisal Sultan and Dr Asim Yousaf, whereas the government medical report had recorded his blood pressure at 140/100.

“If the official report shows blood pressure at 140/100, how serious could the actual situation be?” he questioned.

Sohail Afridi said Imran Khan was not being allowed to meet his lawyers and personal doctors, stressing that his treatment should take place in the presence of his family and personal physicians.

More to read: PTI demands immediate hospitalisation of Imran Khan over health concerns

He said Imran Khan had been physically fit when he was arrested, questioning who would be held responsible for his deteriorating health.

The KP chief minister said the judiciary had not taken notice of Imran Khan’s health despite repeated demands, adding that the judiciary was the last hope of 250 million people.

“If the country’s most popular leader does not receive justice, how will an ordinary citizen get justice?” he asked.

Sohail Afridi said the judiciary would have to consider where it was heading, warning that if justice was not delivered through institutions, the people would seek justice themselves.

He said a hearing in Imran Khan’s case was scheduled for the following day and once again appealed to the judiciary to facilitate a meeting between the PTI founder and his family.

He added that the PTI would only be satisfied after Imran Khan’s family was allowed to meet him.

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Pakistan to assume CAREC chairmanship in 2027, host 26th Ministerial Conference

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Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Ahsan Iqbal claimed that Pakistan would assume the presidency of the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Program in 2027 and host the 26th CAREC Ministerial Conference,

Speaking at the 25th CAREC Ministerial Conference in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, Iqbal urged for CAREC transport routes to be turned into next-generation economic corridors by integrating infrastructure, logistics, digital connection, energy cooperation and climate resilience.

The 25th ministerial conference is taking place in Ulaanbaatar from September 29 to October 2.

“CAREC Corridors 5 and 6 offer Pakistan an opportunity to link Central Asian markets to the Arabian Sea and boost more economic activity along the routes,” Iqbal remarked.

“Rather than just allowing trucks to go through the corridors, the emphasis should be on allowing businesses to use the corridors reliably, competitively and profitably,” he said.

This will entail upgrading the CAREC highways, modernizing border facilities at Torkham and Chaman, enhancing rail freight capacity with the proposed ML-1 expansion and improving the connectivity with dry ports and seaports, added the minister.

Iqbal highlighted the need for a digital corridor across the CAREC region and said Pakistan’s Single Window system could be a basis for incremental digital integration with regional partners.

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Four people including a child rescued from chairlift in Kalam

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Shau district of Kalam in Upper Swat: Four persons including two ladies and a child were successfully rescued from a chairlift, Rescue 1122 and other relevant department teams reached the area with rescue equipment as soon as they got the report and concluded the rescue operation.

Residents also joined the rescue operation, with heavy machinery from the Upper Swat Development Authority, cranes, police and the district government participating.

Assistant Commissioner Kalam was the supervisor of the rescue operation.

Earlier in December 2025, four persons including a mother and a child were stranded in a chairlift (doli) in the Bahrain area of Swat River.

“The family was crossing the river when the chairlift suddenly stopped in the middle of the stream due to a technical fault,” a representative of Rescue 1122 said.

Rescue teams arrived and evacuated all four people safely.

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Saudi Cabinet reviews progress on Makkah defence agreement with Pakistan, Türkiye

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Under the chairmanship of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s Cabinet evaluated the progress made in establishing the secretariat of the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement. Riyadh, Islamabad and Ankara are continuing their efforts to bolster defense cooperation. The Cabinet also reviewed developments in defense cooperation between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey, as well as regional and international security issues.

The three countries signed the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement in August, pledging to work more closely together on collective security and defense. The pact specifies that an armed attack against any of the three is to be treated as an attack against all three.

The latest Cabinet discussions followed a meeting on Friday in Riyadh of the defense chiefs and chiefs of general staff of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Türkiye.

The military commanders examined dangers facing Saudi Arabia and discussed measures to enhance intelligence sharing, military coordination, and integration of defense capabilities.

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