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The recent tragic building collapse in Karachi rsquo s Shah Faisal Colony has thrust the need for robust safety regulations onto regulatory authorities in Sindh.The loss of five lives marks a profound human tragedy and highlights the urgent need to enact comprehensive safety measures.Interim Chief Minister Justice Maqbool Baqar rsquo s
adidas campus red decisive action in suspending key officers from the Sindh Building Control Authority (SBCA) is a commendable first step. However, it raises bro
adidas spezial verdi ader questions about the effectiveness of our current regulatory framework and emphasises the need for a proactive, rather than reactive, approach to building safety.This incident exposes
adiletten original the inadequacies in enforcing existing regulations, necessitating a reevaluation of penalties for those who disregard building codes.Stricter enforcement is crucial in preventing the compromise of structural integrity and, more importantly, safeguarding lives.The establishment of an inquiry committee by the SBCA is a positive dev Yblj 18 candidates in fray for Dec 31 by-poll contest
RAWALPINDI:The Rawalpindi Cantonment Board has decided to impo
campus sneakers se new rates of Rs10 per hour for motorbikes parked at large markets and trading centres within the remits of the cantonment.Moreover, it has been decided to put up digital screens in the markets for advertisements.The new rates will be imposed and the screens will be put up along Bank Road, Haider Road, Kashmir Road, King Road, Singharpur Plaza, Ho
jordan bajos spital Road, and Adamjee Road.The digital screens will be put up along Haider Road up to Mahfooz Road and from the General Post Office (GPO) chowk on Kashmir Road to Adamjee Road.The RCB estimates that a large number of visitors and employees frequent these areas where there are over 8,000 government and private offices and trading centres and stores.The parking rent from moto
af1s rbikes will be charged from 8am to midnight in the Saddar area. With around 10,000-15,000 motorbikes on average parked at the markets on a daily basis, the Rawalpindi Cantonment Board (RCB) hopes to raise a s
