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One person killed and twenty injured in twin blasts in Duki, Balochistan

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Specifics state that a truck striking a landmine caused the first explosion, and that people congregating at the site caused the second explosion.

According to police reports, one person was killed and seventeen others were injured in the two landmine blasts. To get medical care, the injured are being taken to neighboring hospitals.

The previous month, a blast close to a mosque on Quetta’s Kuchlak Road claimed the life of a police officer and injured twenty others.

Twelve individuals were hurt, including five security officers, while one Eagle Squad official accepted martyrdom, according to rescue sources.

Medical attention for the injured was quickly provided at adjacent facilities.

In the meantime, to ascertain the nature and origin of the explosion, law enforcement officials started to investigate the incident and cordoned off the area.

Terrorist activity has been increasing in the province lately.

The Pishin district of Balochistan saw an explosion in February that left at least 12 persons dead and 25 injured, outside the office of a political party.

Separately, a blast that happened close to the JUI-F polling headquarters in Qila Saifullah, Balochistan, resulted in at least 12 deaths and numerous injuries.

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Gilani stresses the need of fostering a business community.

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In order to encourage investment in the nation, acting president Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani has underlined the importance of offering the business sector all the facilities they might possibly need.

Speaking during the opening of the Movenpick Hotel’s restaurants in Islamabad, he claimed that Pakistani food is well-liked all over the world and that its culture is distinctive.

The Acting President stated that through cooperation and teamwork, Pakistan may become a popular travel destination and the private sector has enormous economic potential.

He said that investors can use a one-window facility offered by the Special Investment Facilitation Council.

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Rs. 146.64 billion was recovered after more than 115,000 electricity thieves were apprehended.

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The government’s initiatives to solve the electrical situation and boost the economy are paying off.

Electricity thieves have been recouped for Rs. 146.64 billion since September 2023.

There have been more than 115,280 arrests.

Just in the last week, 174 electrical thieves were caught and Rs. 970 million was recovered.

The goal of the authorities is to eradicate electricity theft across the country.

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A Two-Day Conference on Climate Change Begins in Islamabad

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With an emphasis on promoting sustainable development and climate action in Pakistan, a two-day Climate Change Conference has begun in Islamabad.

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