Day: July 9, 2026

Larkana: On the directives of the Government of Sindh’s Health Department, the administrative control of MCH Murad Wahan, GD Gajan Pur, GD Nazar, and City Larkana health facilities was successfully handed over to the PPHI management.

The handover process was carried out by Dr. Shaukat Abro, DHO Larkana, while the facilities were officially taken over by Mr. Sanaullah Mangi, District Manager, PPHI Larkana.

The transfer process included the complete handover of medicines, inventories, medical equipment, furniture, fixtures, and other government assets of all the health facilities to ensure the uninterrupted and efficient delivery of healthcare services to the people of District Larkana.

With this transfer, all hospitals and health facilities in District Larkana are now under the management of PPHI.

Larkana: On the directives of the Government of Sindh’s Health Department, the administrative control of MCH Murad Wahan, GD Gajan Pur, GD Nazar, and City Larkana health facilities was successfully handed over to the PPHI management.

The handover process was carried out by Dr. Shaukat Abro, DHO Larkana, while the facilities were officially taken over by Mr. Sanaullah Mangi, District Manager, PPHI Larkana.

The transfer process included the complete handover of medicines, inventories, medical equipment, furniture, fixtures, and other government assets of all the health facilities to ensure the uninterrupted and efficient delivery of healthcare services to the people of District Larkana.

With this transfer, all hospitals and health facilities in District Larkana are now under the management of PPHI.

Peshawar: Rescue 1122 Lower Chitral safely evacuated more than 200 stranded passengers after flash floods triggered by heavy monsoon rains blocked the Drosh-Ashirat Road at several locations in Lower Chitral.

According to a Rescue 1122 spokesperson, torrential rains caused flash floods and mudslides, leaving several passenger vehicles stranded along the route.

Acting under the supervision of the District Emergency Officer, Rescue 1122 launched an immediate rescue operation and shifted all stranded passengers to safe locations.

The spokesperson said rescue personnel stationed at the Sheshi Koh and Bregniser watch points responded as first responders immediately after receiving the emergency call.

Additional rescue teams were later dispatched from the district headquarters to reinforce the operation.

Rescue teams continued relief activities for nearly six hours in the affected areas, including Kalkatak, Kaldam Gol, Sower and Ashirat.

During the operation, four passenger vehicles trapped in debris were safely recovered, while the safe evacuation of all passengers was ensured.

The operation involved 20 Rescue 1122 personnel, three ambulances and one disaster response vehicle.

Rescue teams maintained close coordination with the National Highway Authority (NHA) and the district administration to facilitate the restoration of the road and ensure public safety.

No casualties or injuries were reported in the incident. Rescue officials said the operation was carried out in a timely, organized and professional manner, preventing any loss of life.

Peshawar: Rescue 1122 Lower Chitral safely evacuated more than 200 stranded passengers after flash floods triggered by heavy monsoon rains blocked the Drosh-Ashirat Road at several locations in Lower Chitral.

According to a Rescue 1122 spokesperson, torrential rains caused flash floods and mudslides, leaving several passenger vehicles stranded along the route.

Acting under the supervision of the District Emergency Officer, Rescue 1122 launched an immediate rescue operation and shifted all stranded passengers to safe locations.

The spokesperson said rescue personnel stationed at the Sheshi Koh and Bregniser watch points responded as first responders immediately after receiving the emergency call.

Additional rescue teams were later dispatched from the district headquarters to reinforce the operation.

Rescue teams continued relief activities for nearly six hours in the affected areas, including Kalkatak, Kaldam Gol, Sower and Ashirat.

During the operation, four passenger vehicles trapped in debris were safely recovered, while the safe evacuation of all passengers was ensured.

The operation involved 20 Rescue 1122 personnel, three ambulances and one disaster response vehicle.

Rescue teams maintained close coordination with the National Highway Authority (NHA) and the district administration to facilitate the restoration of the road and ensure public safety.

No casualties or injuries were reported in the incident. Rescue officials said the operation was carried out in a timely, organized and professional manner, preventing any loss of life.

Sialkot: Deputy Commissioner Saba Asghar Ali on Wednesday inspected ongoing beautification and development works at Iqbal Manzil and Allied Bazaar, reviewing the pace and quality of various projects.

During the visit, she examined the installation of cobble tiles, sewerage pipelines, entrance gates, neon signboards, building facades, decorative lights and other development works. She directed the concerned officials to complete all projects within the stipulated timeframe while maintaining high construction standards.

The deputy commissioner said no compromise would be made on quality and stressed that all departments should work in close coordination to ensure the timely completion of the schemes. She added that the projects would help provide citizens with a cleaner, modern and more attractive urban environment.

Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) Naeem Bashir and Municipal Corporation Chief Officer Zubair Wattoo also accompanied the deputy commissioner during the inspection.

Sialkot: Deputy Commissioner Saba Asghar Ali on Wednesday inspected ongoing beautification and development works at Iqbal Manzil and Allied Bazaar, reviewing the pace and quality of various projects.

During the visit, she examined the installation of cobble tiles, sewerage pipelines, entrance gates, neon signboards, building facades, decorative lights and other development works. She directed the concerned officials to complete all projects within the stipulated timeframe while maintaining high construction standards.

The deputy commissioner said no compromise would be made on quality and stressed that all departments should work in close coordination to ensure the timely completion of the schemes. She added that the projects would help provide citizens with a cleaner, modern and more attractive urban environment.

Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) Naeem Bashir and Municipal Corporation Chief Officer Zubair Wattoo also accompanied the deputy commissioner during the inspection.