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PESHAWAR:The provincial government has decided to give locals greater representation in a project to set up a national park in the Kumrat Valley of Upper Dir.The decision came after a request was made by locals of the valley.This decision was taken by Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) Chief Minister Mahmood Khan on Sunday while meeting with an 18-member delegation from Upper Dir headed by a local member of national assembly Sahibzada Sibghatullah at the Chief Minister s Secretariat in Peshawar. The delegation included MNA Shibghatullah, MPA Inayatullah, MPA Sahibzada Sanaullah and MPA Bacha Saleh.The delegation briefed the chief minister about the reservations locals had over the national park in the valley. They requested that the government provide members of the local community property rights.CM Mahmood said that the provincial government wants to promote tourism in the area which will bring economic stabil
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LAHORE:A one-day blood camp for children with thalassemia was held at
adidas 00s campus Police Lines Qila Gujjar Singh on Tuesday.Lahore Capital City Police Officer (CCPO) BA Nasir was the chief guest at the ceremony. DIG Operations Ashfaq Khan, CTO Captain (
adidas classic retd) Malik Liaqat, SSPs Zeshan Asghar, Athar Waheed and Ismail Kharak, eminent showbiz star Khalid Abbas Dar and other officials of Sundas foundation were also present.The blood camp was held under an MoU signed by Lahore Police and Sundas Foundation last month. Children affected with thalassemia were escorted by the police squad and warmly received at the Police Lines.Rose petals s
jordan howered on the children and guard of honours presented. Representatives from all units of Lahore police participated in the blood camp. The CCPO lauded passion of volunteers of police for donating blood for thalassemia affected children.Published in The Express Tribune, September 18th, 2019.
