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  QUETTA:Jamiat-e-Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) central leader Hafiz Hussain Ahmed has demanded that President Arif Alvi be asked on whose order he had waived Rs300 billion owed by Pakistan s wealthy  adidas originals samba industrialists. He had approved an ordinance to that effect as the country s president. We, however, had urged him to issue another ordinance freeing Rs300 billion worth of gas to its true owners, the people of Balochistan,  said Ahmed while talking to reporters at his residence here on Sunday. Despite producing gas which has been meeting the needs of half the country, a large part of Balochistan has been kept deprived of the commodity. But, whenever the province s political leaders have demanded its rights, they have air force pastel  been accused of treason,  the JUI-F leader said. He also criticised the prime minister for waiving Rs70 billion owed by Jahangir Tareen who had been disqualified by the Supreme Court. air max 1 Ahmed also warned that continued rule by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf would ruin the country s eco Fibn Efforts intensify to fight dengue epidemic
 KARACHI:Pakistani rupee continued to lose its footing against surging US dollar in the open market after the local currency hit a record low of Rs123 to greenback in intra-day trade in inter-bank market on Thursday.The inter-bank dunks women  market marked the steep low during the closing hours when commercial banks usually buy and adiletten original  sell large volumes of foreign currencies, mostly US dollars, on behalf of commercial importers.The uncertain situation convinced open market currency dealers to voluntarily halt t air max thea he sale of the foreign currencies.But when the trade resumed, rupee marked its lowest against US dollar, closing at Rs124 to the greenback.General Secretary of the Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) Zafar Paracha told this correspondent that the rupee lost 1.6 per cent of its value in the open market against the Wednesday s closing rate of Rs122.Major currency dealers agreed with his observation.According to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), rupee weakened by 4.13 per cent when it