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Operationalisation of Gwadar Airport a milestone to strengthen regional connectivity: PM

Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday calling it an example of Pakistan-China friendship, said that the operationalization of Gwadar International Airport was a great step forward to strengthen connectivity within Pakistan as well as the entire region.

The prime minister, in a statement, expressed satisfaction as a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight landed at the Gwadar Airport, making it the first commercial aircraft to arrive at the facility.

He said that with the inauguration of Gwadar Airport, another milestone has been achieved to link Gwadar with Central Asia and East Asia besides providing linkage between the Middle East and Gulf states.

The prime minister said that the opening of Gwadar International Airport would realise the dream of development of Pakistan and the region through the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

"Today, we have come closer to fulfilling the joint commitment of the Chinese President Xi Jinping and Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif for the development of Pakistan and the region through the CPEC. By the grace of Allah, CPEC started during the tenure of Nawaz Sharif and is now achieving important milestones under his leadership," he remarked.

Prime Minister Shehbaz said that the entire nation was grateful to the Chinese leadership and the government as the country always played a key role in the development of Pakistan.

He also lauded Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif, Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti and his government, security personnel and military leadership for their tireless efforts to ensure the completion of the airport.

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TDCP introduces double decker bus service in Faisalabad

Faisalabad: The Tourism Development Corporation Punjab introduced double decker bus service

to explore Faisalabad for the general public and students of schools, colleges and universities.

According to official sources on Monday, the main terminal of the bus is Bagh-e-Jinnah and it will cover a 28-km distance on various city roads. The estimated travel time will be 3-hours with one-and-a-half hours stay.

The ticket price general is Rs 500 and students /children under 19 is Rs 400. Friday and Sunday will be for the general public, however, the bus can move on other days also if its seats are filled.

The special booking for 60 seats in a bus for a student's group will be in Rs 20,000 and for general

public with family Rs 25,000 per tour.

The TDCP also offered free travelling to Senior Citizens (65 plus) CNIC required, kids under-5 (FRC required) and disabled persons (card required).

The route of the explore Faisalabad bus is main terminal (Bagh-e-Jinnah) to Serena hotel, Iqbal stadium, arts council, agriculture university, district council, Lyallpur museum, Allama Iqbal library, Clock Tower, Gumti, Chenab Club, railway station, Abdullahpur, canal road view, Fantasia Theme Park, Kashmir under-pass, Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce, Lyallpur Galleria, Government Municipal Degree College, Koh-e-Noor shopping mall, NFC Institute, D-ground, Chen One road, Jhal flyover, GTS chowk and Bagh-e-Jinnah.

The buses can be booked by visiting WWW.TDCP.GOP.PK or cell number 0307-8777555 and 0300-7918456.

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TDCP introduces double decker bus service in Faisalabad

Faisalabad: The Tourism Development Corporation Punjab introduced double decker bus service

to explore Faisalabad for the general public and students of schools, colleges and universities.

According to official sources on Monday, the main terminal of the bus is Bagh-e-Jinnah and it will cover a 28-km distance on various city roads. The estimated travel time will be 3-hours with one-and-a-half hours stay.

The ticket price general is Rs 500 and students /children under 19 is Rs 400. Friday and Sunday will be for the general public, however, the bus can move on other days also if its seats are filled.

The special booking for 60 seats in a bus for a student's group will be in Rs 20,000 and for general

public with family Rs 25,000 per tour.

The TDCP also offered free travelling to Senior Citizens (65 plus) CNIC required, kids under-5 (FRC required) and disabled persons (card required).

The route of the explore Faisalabad bus is main terminal (Bagh-e-Jinnah) to Serena hotel, Iqbal stadium, arts council, agriculture university, district council, Lyallpur museum, Allama Iqbal library, Clock Tower, Gumti, Chenab Club, railway station, Abdullahpur, canal road view, Fantasia Theme Park, Kashmir under-pass, Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce, Lyallpur Galleria, Government Municipal Degree College, Koh-e-Noor shopping mall, NFC Institute, D-ground, Chen One road, Jhal flyover, GTS chowk and Bagh-e-Jinnah.

The buses can be booked by visiting WWW.TDCP.GOP.PK or cell number 0307-8777555 and 0300-7918456.

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PJA launches training course on analysis of revenue documents, inheritance issues in civil cases

Lahore: Punjab Judicial Academy (PJA) on Monday launched a comprehensive training course on the analysis of revenue documents and inheritance issues in civil cases. Thirty-two civil judges, senior civil judges, and additional district and sessions judges from across the province were participating in the current batch. During his address, PJA Director General Justice (Retd) Sardar Ahmad Naeem emphasized that judges in the district judiciary require professional expertise to analyze revenue documents before deciding complex issues such as inheritance. He underscored the importance of equipping judges with the necessary knowledge and skills to handle matters related to revenue documents effectively. He affirmed that, in line with the vision of Lahore High Court Chief Justice, the academy is committed to providing top-notch training to all judicial officers in Punjab, enabling them to deliver prompt and sustainable decisions. While discussing the objectives of training, he highlighted that enhancing both the knowledge and working skills of judges was a key priority of the academy. Justice (Retd) Sardar Ahmad Naeem urged the participants to gain as much knowledge and skill as possible from the course material and to benefit from the expertise of the renowned instructors arranged by the academy. He expressed the hope that, after completing the training, participants would be better equipped to effectively analyze revenue evidence and deliver justice in civil cases.

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PJA launches training course on analysis of revenue documents, inheritance issues in civil cases

Lahore: Punjab Judicial Academy (PJA) on Monday launched a comprehensive training course on the analysis of revenue documents and inheritance issues in civil cases. Thirty-two civil judges, senior civil judges, and additional district and sessions judges from across the province were participating in the current batch. During his address, PJA Director General Justice (Retd) Sardar Ahmad Naeem emphasized that judges in the district judiciary require professional expertise to analyze revenue documents before deciding complex issues such as inheritance. He underscored the importance of equipping judges with the necessary knowledge and skills to handle matters related to revenue documents effectively. He affirmed that, in line with the vision of Lahore High Court Chief Justice, the academy is committed to providing top-notch training to all judicial officers in Punjab, enabling them to deliver prompt and sustainable decisions. While discussing the objectives of training, he highlighted that enhancing both the knowledge and working skills of judges was a key priority of the academy. Justice (Retd) Sardar Ahmad Naeem urged the participants to gain as much knowledge and skill as possible from the course material and to benefit from the expertise of the renowned instructors arranged by the academy. He expressed the hope that, after completing the training, participants would be better equipped to effectively analyze revenue evidence and deliver justice in civil cases.

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Timely precautions for citizens urged to prevent viral infections with covid-like symptoms: Expert

Islamabad: As the dry winter season reaches its peak, health expert on Monday urged citizens to take timely precautions against viral infections with symptoms similar to COVID-19, emphasizing the need for awareness and responsible healthcare practices.

Prof. Dr. Saeed Khan, a renowned Public Health expert emphasized the importance of responsible antibiotic use during an interview with a private news channel.

"Antibiotics should only be used under the guidance of a healthcare professional and with a proper

prescription," Dr. Khan stressed.

"Self-medication can lead to antibiotic resistance, making infections harder to treat," he added.

He also highlighted the need for complete testing to determine the cause of infections, rather than relying on assumptions.

Dr. Khan further advised citizens to take advantage of available vaccinations to protect themselves against viral infections.

"Vaccination is a proven and effective way to prevent the spread of infectious diseases," he said.

Responding a query, he said in Karachi, many cases of COVID-19 have been reported, prompting health experts to urge extra caution for elderly individuals and those with respiratory diseases.

According to Prof. Dr. Saeed Khan, "the elderly and people with respiratory diseases are more susceptible to complications from COVID-19 and therefore, need to take extra precautions to protect themselves".

Additionally, citizens are urged to seek medical attention immediately if they experience any symptoms of COVID-19, such as fever, cough, or difficulty breathing.

Furthermore, Dr. Khan stressed. "Self-medication can lead to antibiotic resistance, making infections harder to treat".

Overall, the key to preventing the spread of COVID-19 and other viral infections is awareness and responsible healthcare practices.

By taking the necessary precautions and seeking medical attention when needed, citizens can protect themselves and their loved ones from the risks associated with these infections, he concluded.