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  KARACHI:An 8-month-old boy was burned to death after a fire broke out inside a room on the second floor of a double-story house in North Karachi on Monday.A fire tender arrived at the spot from the Sohrab Goth fire station after receiving information about the incident. It took the firefighters 45 minutes to douse the  black dunks blaze, but the infant had already died.Fire department officials said that the baby was identified as 8-month-old Abdul Rehman. They added that only the baby's uncle, Abdul Hannan, was present at the house when the incident took p nikeair lace. The firefighting staff shifted the body to a hospital.According to Khawaja Ajmer Nagr air max 1 i SHO Nadeem Siddiqui, the police had not received any complaint regarding the incident  he said they only found out when they arrived at the house later. He said that Rehman's mother had left him asleep on the bed.Initial investigations indicate that the blaze erupted as a result of a short circuit. The family has refused to carry out any legal procedures. Zbat Tinkering with fiscal autonomy under 18th amendment
 ISLAMABAD:Fertiliser producers, captive power plant owners and compressed natural gas (CNG) filling outlets owe the gove adidas spezial beige rnment Rs400 billion on account of gas infrastructure development cess (GIDC), a big amount which they have kept with them after obtaining stay orders from courts.They have already col jordan bajas lected this tax of Rs400 billion from consumers but have failed to deposit it in government accounts.During its tenure from 2008-13, the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) government had imposed the GIDC on g jordan schuhe as consumers including fertiliser producers, captive power plants run by textile mills and CNG stations in a bid to fund the laying of gas pipelines including Iran-Pakistan, Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (Tapi) and liquefied natural gas (LNG) pipelines. Later, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) government got over Rs300 billion in GIDC during its 2013-18 tenure but it was not spent on the pipeline projects. The money went to schemes like Metro bus and Orange Line train.On t