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KARACHI:The city has a street crime problem - one that has been allowed to grow
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KARACHI:A local court acquitted on Saturday two doctors accused of causing the death of a patient at Liaquat National Hospital (LNH) through negligence.According to the plea, the deceased, Afshan, was taken to
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