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Numerous flights throughout Pakistan were canceled or delayed.

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Due to operational problems, thirty aircraft were delayed and seven were cancelled at airports throughout Pakistan on Friday, causing major disruptions for travelers.

Thirty flights were delayed at various airports, and seven flights for Lahore, Quetta, Multan, and Islamabad were scheduled to depart from Karachi.

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) canceled two flights to Quetta (PK-310 and PK-311) and two flights to Lahore (PK-303 and PK-341) in Karachi. Furthermore, the PK-370 flight to Islamabad and the PK-330 flight to Multan were canceled.

Additionally grounded was PK-204, another PIA flight that was supposed to take off from Lahore to Dubai.

Passengers on both domestic and international routes experienced delays in a number of cities:

Flight PK-340 from Faisalabad to Karachi was rescheduled to depart at 2:15 pm after an hour-long delay.
Flights ER-505 and ER-503 from Karachi to Islamabad experienced delays.
Arrivals in Lahore: Flights from Sharjah, Bahrain, and Muscat were delayed.
Departures from Lahore: Delays with flights to Dubai, Bahrain, and Jeddah.
Flights from Doha, Medina, and Dammam to Multan had delays in arrivals and departures.
Flights from Islamabad: Three departures to Dubai and Riyadh as well as arrivals from Sharjah, Dammam, and Riyadh were affected by delays.
Flights from Peshawar: There were five delayed flights to Sharjah, Doha, and Dubai.

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The government is dedicated to protecting diplomats: Dar

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The security of the diplomatic enclave and the red zone is the government’s main priority, according to Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar.

The deputy prime minister told the Dplomate Corps in Islamabad that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf had a violent past and that it was responsible for the current upheaval in the Federal Capital.

The president of Belarus visited Pakistan on November 24 and the government had to welcome him and his entourage, he said, but PTI chose the same day for its agitation tactics.

According to Senator Ishaq Dar, the party leadership convened multiple lengthy meetings to try to alter the protests’ date and venue, but their ill-intentioned actions prevented the change from succeeding.

This year, the government established the Law of Peace and Protection Act 2024, which prohibits such protests in certain areas. However, the PTI leadership disregarded this law and continued to protest in the red zone, according to the Foreign Minister.

According to Dar, the PTI also made up the tale of the 35 punctures in 2013 that claimed electoral tampering, but the investigation found that this was untrue.

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Finance Minister: Pakistan Is Committed To Putting IMF Program Into Practice

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According to Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, Pakistan is dedicated to implementing the IMF Program, and economic reforms are under progress as well as the simplification of corporate procedures.

Speaking at a function in Islamabad today, the finance minister stated that the economy is doing well, the current account deficit has drastically shrunk, and inflation has fallen to a 78-month low.

Pakistan has made tremendous strides in every sector of the economy over the past 14 months, he said, and now we must fortify the framework of economic stability.

According to him, the private sector plays a significant role in the economy, and the government would support it fully and provide policy guidance.

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Respect for one another is essential for a stable society: Minister

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According to Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal, the foundations of a stable society are harmony, peace, tolerance, and respect for one another.

Speaking at an Islamabad symposium about the role of religion in fostering peace, the planning minister claimed that Islam taught a lesson in fraternity.

In society, he remarked, respect for one another is crucial.
According to Ahsan Iqbal, social stability and peace depend on each individual playing a part.

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