The National Disaster Management Authority has received a third consignment of humanitarian relief goods from China, reaffirming Beijing’s continued support for Pakistan’s disaster response and relief efforts.

A motorcycle stolen more than 32 months ago from Federal B Area in Karachi recently generated an unexpected e-challan after being captured by a Safe City camera near Punjab Chowrangi. The unknown rider, spotted without a helmet, triggered a Rs5,000 fine, which was automatically sent to the original owner, highlighting gaps in traffic enforcement and police coordination.

Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah met with a delegation from the Association of Builders and Developers (ABAD) at the Chief Minister House in Karachi, emphasizing a strict crackdown on land grabbing and extortion in the city. The ABAD delegation was led by Hassan Bakhshi and included Afzal Hameed and Hanif Gohar, while the meeting also saw participation from Sindh’s home minister, the mayor of

Islamabad International Airport has become the first airport in Pakistan to receive a 3-star rating from the global airport ranking agency Skytrax, marking a significant achievement for the country’s aviation sector. The rating, which assesses airport facilities, passenger services, and overall management, highlights Islamabad Airport’s upgraded infrastructure and improved amenities for

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Thursday disqualified Justice Tariq Mehmood Jahangiri in a case concerning allegations of a fake law degree. This development comes after a series of high-profile legal confrontations between Justice Jahangiri and IHC Chief Justice Sardar Muhammad Sarfraz Dogar.

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has signaled a potential policy change that could allow riders of heavy motorcycles, particularly those with engine capacities above 600cc, to regain access to Pakistan’s motorways. While no official order has been issued, the court’s remarks during recent hearings suggest a shift away from the longstanding ban, emphasizing the importance of safety and regulation

The Karachi Assistant Commissioner has launched a comprehensive initiative aimed at making city roads more accessible for people with disabilities, particularly those using wheelchairs. The project focuses on improving pedestrian infrastructure, ensuring that sidewalks, crossings, and public pathways meet universal accessibility standards.

The Karachi administration has imposed a temporary two-month ban on the daytime movement of dumpers and other heavy vehicles across the city in an effort to curb traffic congestion and reduce the rising number of road accidents.

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has issued a stern reminder to all telecom consumers that every SIM card must be registered in the name of the actual user. The authority emphasized that using SIMs registered under someone else’s name is strictly prohibited and constitutes a violation of telecommunications regulations.

Recent targeted enforcement efforts against the overloading of public transport in Pakistan have led to an impressive 85% reduction, marking a significant step forward in improving commuter safety. Overloading—where buses, minibuses, and vans carry more passengers than their legally permitted capacity—has long been a major cause of road accidents, injuries, and fatalities, particularly in