Category: District

Abbottabad: Following the recent snowfall in Galiyat, road clearance operations are in full swing with the help of heavy machinery.

The Deputy Commissioner of Abbottabad has directed Additional Assistant Commissioner Galiyat, Shamim Ullah, to oversee the ongoing activities in collaboration with the Galiyat Development Authority (GDA).

In light of the prevailing weather conditions, tourists traveling to Galiyat, Thandiani, and other mountainous regions in Abbottabad district have been advised to take necessary precautions.

Authorities have implemented several measures to ensure the safety and convenience of visitors.

To prevent potential hazards, the use of gas cylinders or coal by tourists will be prohibited after midnight. The Communication and Works Department and the Galiyat Development Authority have deployed heavy machinery and staff around the clock to facilitate road clearance and ensure smooth traffic flow.

Additionally, dumping of construction materials along roadsides has been strictly banned to prevent any disruption in movement.

For the ease of travelers and locals, petrol pumps will maintain a continuous supply of fuel. Tourists are advised to check the fitness of their vehicles before setting out for their journey, ensuring they have a sufficient amount of fuel. In snowy conditions, the use of iron chains on vehicle tires is recommended, along with driving in low gear for better control.

Travelers should also carry essential food supplies such as dry fruits, biscuits, and water to prepare for any unforeseen circumstances.

Authorities have urged visitors to avoid unnecessary travel at night, especially during fog or snowfall, and to use fog lights and indicators for visibility. Additionally, citizens and tourists must remain cautious of potential landslides and avalanches in mountainous areas.

In case of emergencies, travelers can contact the District Control Room Abbottabad at 09929310553, the District Resource and Communication Center Abbottabad at 09929310556, or the Galiyat Control Room Nathiagali at 0992355138.

Multan: The Child Protection Bureau(CPWB) intensified its anti-begging initiatives and rescue operations throughout January as 55 children were taken into protective custody.

According to CPWB spokesperson Naveed Mukhtar, 44 children were successfully reunited with their families after proper verification and ensuring their safe return home. It said the children taken into custody included beggars, runaways, missing children, and other vulnerable individuals. Rescue operations were conducted at various locations across the city, with additional support from the Child Help Line (1121), which received calls regarding children in need of protection. He stressed as part of its ongoing efforts, the bureau distributed awareness pamphlets to educate the public about child protection and the prevention of child trafficking.

Kohat: Kohat University of Science and Technology (KUST) on Saturday organized a grand ceremony to appreciate the remarkable achievements of Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Naseeruddin.

The event, attended by administrative officers, faculty members, and staff, highlighted the significant developments and reforms implemented under his leadership.

Speakers at the ceremony praised the university's progress in academic and administrative sectors, attributing it to transparent policies, merit-based recruitment, and enhanced staff development opportunities.

Bahadur Khan, Controller of Examinations, acknowledged the Vice Chancellor's role in implementing development projects, including infrastructure improvement, strengthening the teaching environment, and merit-based policies.

On this occasion, Director Academics, Dr. Muhammad Zeeshan, commended the Vice Chancellor's open-door policy and friendly leadership, which have fostered harmony between teaching and administrative staff, resulting in a positive and productive work environment.

Prof. Dr. Naseeruddin has also played a crucial role in accrediting and registering new programs launched by the university. Expressing gratitude to the staff, he emphasized that the university's progress is a collective effort and vowed to continue striving for excellence, making KUST a world-class institution.

The ceremony concluded with the presentation of a commemorative shield to the Vice Chancellor, recognizing his outstanding services and visionary leadership.

Abbottabad: Following the recent snowfall in Galiyat, road clearance operations are in full swing with the help of heavy machinery.

The Deputy Commissioner of Abbottabad has directed Additional Assistant Commissioner Galiyat, Shamim Ullah, to oversee the ongoing activities in collaboration with the Galiyat Development Authority (GDA).

In light of the prevailing weather conditions, tourists traveling to Galiyat, Thandiani, and other mountainous regions in Abbottabad district have been advised to take necessary precautions.

Authorities have implemented several measures to ensure the safety and convenience of visitors.

To prevent potential hazards, the use of gas cylinders or coal by tourists will be prohibited after midnight. The Communication and Works Department and the Galiyat Development Authority have deployed heavy machinery and staff around the clock to facilitate road clearance and ensure smooth traffic flow.

Additionally, dumping of construction materials along roadsides has been strictly banned to prevent any disruption in movement.

For the ease of travelers and locals, petrol pumps will maintain a continuous supply of fuel. Tourists are advised to check the fitness of their vehicles before setting out for their journey, ensuring they have a sufficient amount of fuel. In snowy conditions, the use of iron chains on vehicle tires is recommended, along with driving in low gear for better control.

Travelers should also carry essential food supplies such as dry fruits, biscuits, and water to prepare for any unforeseen circumstances.

Authorities have urged visitors to avoid unnecessary travel at night, especially during fog or snowfall, and to use fog lights and indicators for visibility. Additionally, citizens and tourists must remain cautious of potential landslides and avalanches in mountainous areas.

In case of emergencies, travelers can contact the District Control Room Abbottabad at 09929310553, the District Resource and Communication Center Abbottabad at 09929310556, or the Galiyat Control Room Nathiagali at 0992355138.

Multan: The Child Protection Bureau(CPWB) intensified its anti-begging initiatives and rescue operations throughout January as 55 children were taken into protective custody.

According to CPWB spokesperson Naveed Mukhtar, 44 children were successfully reunited with their families after proper verification and ensuring their safe return home. It said the children taken into custody included beggars, runaways, missing children, and other vulnerable individuals. Rescue operations were conducted at various locations across the city, with additional support from the Child Help Line (1121), which received calls regarding children in need of protection. He stressed as part of its ongoing efforts, the bureau distributed awareness pamphlets to educate the public about child protection and the prevention of child trafficking.

Sargodha: A group of 20 employees of the University of Sargodha returned home after performing Umrah on Saturday.

According to a press release issued here, Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Qaisar Abbas and his team welcomed and congratulated them after returning home. The employees were selected through a lucky draw conducted on the special directives of the Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Qaisar Abbas.

Umrah pilgrims Mazhar Hussain and others expressed their heartfelt gratitude to VC Prof Dr Qaisar Abbas.