Pakistani actor Kinza Hashmi has disclosed that she is facing major security threats. She said that she has had many instances with stalkers which has made it difficult for her to trust anyone around her.

The actress revealed in an interview that a foreign-based obsessive admirer was able to influence members of her domestic staff by paying them money. She said her seven-year veteran staff had been passing around confidential information behind her back, including photos from her house, her personal possessions and even shots of her prescription.

Hashmi said she was “so shaken” by the breach of privacy and that it “really affected me in terms of trusting people”.

She remembered another unsettling event too where another stalker found their way onto the set of one of her play shows and then tried to find out her residence. But he could not find her apartment number, and was barred from entering.

She stated she had to turn to on-set workers for help with the situation, characterizing such events as very upsetting for public figures.

“Celebrities often face such harassment but it is often difficult to file a case or make a formal complaint,” Hashmi noted.

Pakistani actress Momina Iqbal has officially began her wedding celebrations with a traditional prayer ritual, videos from the event are trending on social media.

According to the data, the wedding celebrations of the actress, who has been in the spotlight due to controversies recently, have started with her fiancé Hamza.

The celebrations began with a “Dua-e-Khair” (prayer for blessings) ritual, attended by close family members, relatives and friends.

Beginning on Monday (today), the Punjab School Education Department has permitted summer camps in both public and private schools throughout the province.

Summer programs will run from June 1 to June 30, according to a letter from the Education Department. Summer camps are only open Monday through Thursday from 7 to 10 a.m.; they are closed on Fridays.

All classes will be able to attend the summer camps, according to department officials, but attendance will not be required, and parental consent has been deemed necessary.

Private schools will not be permitted to charge extra for summer programs, the administration has made clear.

While the school administration makes sure that cold water, sanitary facilities, fans, and power backup are available, the letter mandates that all activities take place in classrooms and indoor spaces.

Officials also stated that pupils attending the summer camp will not be required to wear uniforms and instead be permitted to dress according to the weather.

Institutions that disobey government directives risk legal prosecution, according to the School Education Department.