Category: District

Rawalpindi: The Rawalpindi Police Animal Rescue Center on Monday saved a bitch with its legs tied together and its puppies from being run over by a train.

According to a Rawalpindi Police spokesman, the police received information that someone had tied up the bitch and thrown it along with its children on the railway track.

A team of the Animal Rescue Center immediately rushed to the spot and freed the mute animal from the painful confinement and shifted it to the Center for treatment.

The spokesman said that the timely action by the Animal Rescue Center had saved hapless animals from being crushed to death.

Rawalpindi: Rawalpindi District Police on the directives of a City Police Officer, Rawalpindi are making efforts to control kite flying and managed to arrest a kite seller on recovery of over 2000 kites and 40 kite flying string rolls, said a police spokesman here on Monday.

He informed, that Waris Khan police arrested a kite seller namely Muhammad Safian and recovered 2000 kites and 40 kite flying string rolls.

A case has been registered against the accused and further investigation is under process.

Superintendent of Police, Rawal directed the police teams to accelerate operations against kite sellers and flyers.

Dir lower: In line with the public agenda of Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ali Amin Khan Gandapur and under the special directives of Deputy Commissioner Lower Dir, Arif Khan, a special Ramazan Mubarak cleanliness drive has been officially launched in multiple tehsils of the district.

According to the office of the deputy commissioner, Assistant Commissioner Samarbagh, Zeeshan Najeeb, along with the Tehsil Municipal Administration (TMA) and sanitation staff, formally initiated the campaign at the TMA Building in Samarbagh.

The drive will focus on cleaning public spaces, markets, and other areas across three tehsils in Samarbagh.

Similarly, Assistant Commissioner Lal Qila, Baqir Ali, along with TMA sanitation staff, launched the campaign in Lal Qila Tehsil.

Under this initiative, garbage will be collected from marketplaces and public areas to ensure a cleaner environment during the holy month.

The campaign aims to promote hygiene and cleanliness across the district, ensuring a healthier environment for residents during Ramadan.

Dera ismail khan: District administration Tank on Monday launched a three-week cleanliness campaign in the district to ensure a healthy and clean environment for citizens.

Additional Deputy Commissioner Allah Noor and Assistant Commissioner Jandola, Jamshed Alam Khan, who officially kicked off the campaign under the KP government's Awami Agenda program.

According to the district administration, the cleanliness campaign will continue across Tank city as well as various village councils to make the entire district clean.

Speaking on the occasion, Additional Deputy Commissioner Allah Noor as per directives of Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur, the campaign would last for three weeks to raise awareness about the importance of cleanliness and instilling a sense of social responsibility among the residents.

He also urged citizens to come forward and actively participate in this campaign to keep their homes and surroundings clean.

Multan: On the special directions of Director General Punjab Food Authority (PFA), Muhammad Asim Javed, a massive crackdown against adulteration mafia was underway across the province. As part of the campaign, a significant operation was conducted by the PFA Food safety team at a dairy unit in Chak No 41A, 15-L Khanewal.

During previous inspection, milk samples were collected from the unit, which failed the laboratory

tests. The test results revealed the presence of substandard and adulterated milk, posing serious health risks to consumers. In response to these findings, the PFA team got registered a case against the dairy unit owners at the Sadar police station Mian Channu. Additionally, three milk chillers were seized to prevent further distribution of contaminated milk. Speaking about the operation, DG PFA Muhammad Asim Javed emphasized the authority's zero-tolerance policy against food adulteration. "Those involved in defrauding the public by selling adulterated milk under the guise of pure products will face strict legal action," he asserted. He reiterated that ensuring the availability of pure and unadulterated milk to the public was a top priority.

Muzaffargarh: The district administration recovered 420 illegally stocked bags of sugar during a crackdown against hoarders on Monday. Acting on special directives of the provincial government, a team led by Assistant Commissioner Layyah Haris Hamid Khan raided a warehouse and seized the

hoarded sugar which was taken into official custody. The warehouse was sealed and legal proceedings had been initiated against the responsible.