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IDP IDP IDP CRISIS RESPONSE BULLETIN August 10, 2015 - Volume: 1, Issue: 30 IN THIS BULLETIN HIGHLIGHTS: English News 03-25 KP Government purchases tents for flood victims 03 Flash flood, rains affect 1.2 million across country 03 Over 113,000 Pakistanis still in flood relief camps 05 Natural Calamities Section 03-11 Monsoons, cloudbursts, splitting glaciers & gatekeepers 06 Safety and Security Section 12-18 Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif announces Rs. 1bn for flood hit Sindh 07 NDMA requisitioned helis to supplement relief efforts in Chitral 07 Public Services Section 19-25 In harmony: Jirga throws weight behind armed forces 12 Sindh CM extends Rangers’ policing powers for 120 days 12 Maps 04,26-39 Search operations in Punjab seminaries 13 Pakistan Army lodges protest with UN group over Indian ceasefire 13 violations Urdu News 51-40 Revealed: ‘NADRA men helped terrorists get Pakistani identity cards’ 14 New health system yet to start working in teaching hospitals 19 Natural Calamities Section 51-49 Coverage of immunisation reaches 90 percent in Punjab 20 Eateries bear the brunt of poor hygiene 21 Safety and Security section 48-45 Ogra likely to raise gas prices 23 Public Service Section 44-40 PFA seals five oil units for using dead animals 24 PAKISTAN WEATHER MAP MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE MAP OF PAKISTAN RELATIVE HUMIDITY MAP OF PAKISTAN PAKISTAN - LOSSES AND DAMAGES FLOOD -15 DISTRICT KASHMORE - FLOOD 2015 EARTHQUAKE HAZARD MAP - PAKISTAN MAPS FLOOD EXTENT 2015 - PAKISTAN FLOOD AFFECTED INFRASTRUCTURE - SINDH PAKISTAN - RESERVOIRS & RIVERS FLOW MAP VEGETATION ANALYSISca MAP OF PAKISTAN ca CNG SECTOR GAS LOAD MANAGEMENT SNGPL INDUSTRIAL GAS LOAD MANAGEMENT PLAN-SINDH PLAN JACOBABAD I2 I2 ca J I2 RALIWAY DILMURAD a A THUL cHAIBAT SAHEED JAFFARABAD C N STATION FLOOD AFFECTEDRAILWAY INFRASTRUCTURE - SINDH KHANDH KOT O - I2 RAILWAY RAILWAY B 65 STATION RAILWAY Legend BALOCHISTAN ABA STATION STATION I2 D STATIONaDEGREE B (As of August, 2015) THUL-KHAND KOT ROAD caCOLLEGE YPASS cROAD )" Barrage ABAD RAILWAY a "" G I2STATION c " Health Facility I2 " ca " Education Facility " " " JACOBABAD KASHMORE "" a Police Station ca POLICEca" c

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NEWS HEADLINES DETAILS KP Government PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has purchased 3365 tents, for distribution Purchases Tents For among floods affected of the province. Flood Victims According to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Disaster Management Authority, 900 tents have already been The Nation, August 9, 2015 dispatched to Lakki Marwat, 565 to Chitral and 200 to Karak district respectively. The government has also bought 30260 blankets for the flood victims, of them 2,860 have been dispatched to Chitral and 200 to Karak for distribution among the flood affected people.

Flood relief: Premier ISLAMABAD / ISAKHEL: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif announced on Saturday a flood relief Nawaz Sharif unveils package of Rs1.3 billion for Isakhel tehsil during his visit to Mianwali district. Out of the total Rs1.3b for Isakhel package, he said, a sum of Rs200 million has been set aside for potable water and other Express Tribune, August 9, 2015 developmental projects in Isakhel. The premier conducted an aerial survey of the flood-hit areas of Mianwali and expressed grief and sorrow over the loss of lives and properties. He ensured flood victims that all necessary measures would be taken for preventing floods triggered by hill torrents.He added nothing could compensate the loss of seven lives due to heavy rains and floods, but “the government stands united with the people in their hour of grief”. The premier expressed annoyance over power cuts in the area. He called a Water and Power Development Authority official up on stage and directed him to immediately restore electricity, adding that there should be no more power cuts in flood relief camps. On the subject of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), PM Nawaz said the trade corridor would pass through Mianwali opening new vistas of prosperity and development and would also create numerous employment opportunities. The PM was accompanied by other government officials, as well as members of the National Assembly and Punjab Assembly. Mianwali District Coordination Officer Talat Mahmood Gondal briefed the premier on the flood damage, as well as the relief efforts initiated by the district government. Flood death toll hits 179: Flash floods have claimed nine more lives in the past 24 hours, bringing the death toll to 179, according to the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). It is estimated that floods have affected 1,238,884 people across the country; however, the NDMA is in the process of determining the accurate number of people affected in Balochistan and Khyber- Pakhtunkhwa. In K-P, floods have killed 82 people, injured 68 others and damaged 3,544 houses. Meanwhile, 48 people have been killed in Punjab, 23 in Azad Jammu and Kashmir, 13 in Balochistan, seven in Gilgit-Baltistan and six in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas. Flood warning: The Indus River at the Chashma Barrage is likely to attain high flood level between 500,000 and 550,000 cusecs until 1pm on Sunday. The Indus River at the Kotri Barrage is also likely to attain high flood level between 450,000 and 550,000 cusecs in the next 10 days. NDMA member Ahmed Kamal told The Express Tribune that flood-like situation would continue in the rivers for the next 15 days. He said the current flood level at the Sukkur Barrage was too high and that at the Kotri Barrage it was high. Meanwhile, the third peak flood carrying around 750,000 cusecs is expected to pass through the Guddu Barrage on Saturday night and reach the Sukkur Barrage by Sunday night. Sukkur Barrage control room in-charge Abdul Aziz Soomro said the season’s third peak flood might prove to be its last, following which all the rivers would start flowing as per their normal position.

Flash Flood, Rains Affect The flash flood triggered by monsoon rains have affected 1.2 million people, killed 170, and injured 1.2 Million Across Country 122 in 3,093 villages across the country wherein nearly 9,000 houses were damaged. According to Business Recorder, August 8, 2015 National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) and Provincial Disaster Management Authorities, the recent floods, so far, have killed 170 people including 23 in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJ and K), 2 in Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), 7 in Gilgit-Baltistan (GB), 46 in Punjab, 13 in Balochistan and 79 worst flood hit area of Kyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). According to NDMA floods forced 849,209 people to evacuate their homes and take shelter in government shelters and relief camps. To facilitate the flood victims the authorities have set up 777 relief camps wherein at present 125,567 people have taken shelter. The authorities have evacuated over 157,500 people in flood-hit areas of Punjab, 625,641 in Sindh and 1,736 in GB. In Punjab over 17,500 people are in relief camps whereas 108,024 in Sindh. The NDMA has reported 122 people got injured in the floods of which 33 in Balochistan, 68 in KP, 8 in Punjab, 5 in AJ and K, 6 in GB and 2 in FATA. Out of 8,658 houses damaged by floods 800 are in Balochistan, 3,439 in KP, 3,153 in Punjab, 321 in AJ and K, 812 in GB and 162 in FATA. A total 3,093 villages have been devastated by floods of which 512 in Punjab, 2,272 in Sindh, 17 in AJ and K, 286 in GB, while provincial authorities of Balochistan and KP are compiling the data regarding devastated villages. About 74,000 tents have been provided to the flood victims. Other relief goods include 4,700 tons of ration, 1500 tarpaulins and 8941 blankets, 124 tons of mineral water and 700,000 aqua tabs for water purification. According to NDMA the River Indus is in high flood at Taunsa, Guddu, Sukkur and Kotri barrages, which according to Flood Warning Center is likely to attain high flood level at Kalabagh and Chashma. In River Indus, flood water of over six lakh cusecs is passing through Rajanpur, Kot Mithan, Rohjhan and Chachran Sharif areas. According to authorities the breach in the Mashwari Bund has been refilled and now there is no immediate threat to Kot Mithan city. Over one hundred seventy-five villages of Rajanpur district have been affected by recent floods. Provincial Disaster Management Authority, Punjab has released Rs 550 million funds to the district authorities of flood-hit areas for distribution among flood affected families.

PM Nawaz Announces ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Saturdxay arrived in Mianwali's district of Isakhel

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Rs1.3 Billion To Safeguard and announced Rs1.3 billion to safeguard the district from floods caused by hill torrents in the future. Addressing flood victims in Isakhel, the premier expressed grief over the loss of life and Mianwali From Future promised necessary action to prevent floods caused by hill torrents. PM Nawaz also announced Floods Rs200 million for a water scheme in Isakhel. DAWN News, August 8, 2015 The premier shed light on the importance of building more dams in order to avoid devastation caused by floods. He reassured the people that the government is prioritising development of underdeveloped areas in order to bring them at par with developed areas. PM Nawaz also mentioned the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project, saying that it will pass through the area and create employment opportunities for the people and bring prosperity. The premier added that Pakistan's economy is showing positive trends and in the next three years it will be further strengthened. Upon his arrival in Mianwali, PM Nawaz was briefed on the flood situation by Mianwali District Coordination Officer (DCO) Talat Mehmood Gondal and reviewed flood affected areas. The DCO informed PM Nawaz that 45 villages and around 55,000 people were affected by heavy rain and hill torrents. He further said that crops on 12,924 acres of land were destroyed by the floods. Moreover, 11 relief camps were set up for flood affectees and 2,345 people were transferred to safer areas. The DCO added that 2,214 tents and 9,800 food packets were also distributed amongst the flood victims. Earlier this week, hill torrents devastated Isakhel tehsil owing to torrential rains on surrounding mountains. High flood in River Kurram had eroded a portion of Mianwali-Bannu Road at Jalalpur near Kalabagh. Various hill torrents of Isakhel tehsil locally known as ‘Barooch’, ‘Rakka’ and ‘Lunda’ destroyed crops on thousands of acre land besides inundating residential localities of various mauzas. The district officials said three men and a child were killed in collapse of houses in different parts of Isakhel tehsil on Monday. Reports said water flowed into the Isakhel Tehsil Headquarters Hospital and its residential area forcing the hospital staff and indoor patients to shift to nearby girls college building. The four-foot deep water damaged hospital medicines and other equipment. Doctors had to temporarily set up outdoor department at the college building while the hospital authorities fetched medicines from a local medical store for patients. The hill torrent of Barooch has inundated basic health unit (BHU) at Kaloor Town in Isakhel and hospital staff shifted to some higher ground. The constant downpour since Saturday had also disrupted power supply, rendering pumping stations inoperative and causing shortage of drinking water in Isakhel tehsil. An earlier reported figure of Rs300 million has been revised to Rs1.3 billion after a press release from PM House.

Over 113,000 Pakistanis The 2015 monsoon rains in Pakistan have so far killed 166 people, according to the country’s Still In Flood Relief Camps National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). The NDMA also said that the water has AlJazeera, August 8, 2015 affected, in total, over one million people from nearly 3,000 villages throughout the country, with more than 113,000 people still in relief camps. The River Indus, throughout its length, is still at either medium or high flood level. In fact, unseasonably early rainfall has been affecting Pakistan since late February. On April 26, a severe storm in northwest Pakistan killed 44 people. Heavy rainfall starting on June 3 resulted in flash floods in Khuzdar District, Baluchistan Province. Heavy monsoon rains, the rapid melting of snow and outbursts from glacial lakes from July 16, have led to flash floods and the flooding of the Indus River in various locations across Pakistan. Chitral District in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has been badly hit with an estimated 285,000 people caught by flooding. This week, the NDMA said, floodwaters submerged hundreds of villages, adding that rescuers continue to use helicopters and boats to transfer stranded residents to higher ground. In the last few days, rainfall has been much lighter but the river flood is likely to last at least another 10 days. Every year, typically from June to September, floods triggered by monsoon rains kill many people in Pakistan. The 2010 monsoon, which resulted in “the worst floods in the country's history," killed almost 1,800, according to the website of Pakistan's Dawn newspaper. Some Pakistanis accuse their government of failing to invest in dams and other infrastructure needed to regulate water levels throughout both wet and dry seasons. As a result, the country suffers from worsening water shortages. In December 2013, the World Resources Institute ranked Pakistan among the 36 most water-stressed countries in the world.

More Floods To Hit Sindh: ISLAMABAD: Authorities in Sindh have been warned to brace for flooding as another spell of wet PMD weather sweeps across the country. In its fresh advisory, the Pakistan Meteorological Department Express Tribune, August 8, 2015 (PMD) cautioned the provincial administration in Sindh against the threat of flash floods and asked authorities to evacuate residents from areas surrounding the river bed to minimise casualties. Commenting on the situation, PMD Director General Dr Ghulam Rasul said: “The water levels are high, therefore early evacuation of the low lying areas near the river beds could save many lives.” Rasul said floodwaters had risen to record levels at Guddu and Sukkur barrages and are expected to flow with high intensity throughout Sindh, putting settlements in nearby areas at risk. Meanwhile, the PMD chief claimed that flood water levels have dropped in Punjab. Talking about the wet weather, Rasul said that spells of heavy rain were expected to pound down within next few days. He predicted that the unsettled spell of weather is set to continue, with moderate to heavy rain expected across the country till August 12. The humidity level will remain above 60 per cent in the upcoming days, especially in areas hit by flash floods, the PMD chief added. About the chances of a deluge in August, he said it is too early to predict any heavy flooding across the country. However, throughout monsoon season there are chances of heavy showers which could generate floods, he cautioned. Flash floods: According to the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), flash floods

have claimed three more lives during the last 24 hours, taking the total death toll to 166. Providing a regional breakdown of flood-related deaths, the disaster management agency said at least 79 people were killed in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P), followed by 42 in Punjab, 23 in Azad Kashmir, 13 in Balochistan, seven in G-B and two in Fata. Meanwhile, on the directives of the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), Sindh, 369 relief camps have been established in the province, the authority said in a statement. As many as 108,024 flood victims have been shifted at these camps from the reverine areas. According to the statement all necessary facilities are being provided at the relief camps. PDMA said that it has provided 22,921 tents in 18 districts, 48 boats with generators and engines in 12 districts, 73 heavy-pumps for draining out water, 5,000 solar lights in seven districts, 5,000 jerry cans in five districts besides 24,150 ration bags, 20 water tanks, 3,000 mats and 88,000 mosquito nets.

Monsoons, Cloudbursts, Pakistan has experienced series of flooding by unprecedented cloudbursts and ravaging rivers Splitting Glaciers & from unexpected directions since 2010, a wage of sin for turning a deaf ear to climate change. Gatekeepers Besides cloudburst and splitting of glaciated lakes, manmade factors of neglect and greed The Nation, August 8, 2015 multiplied such catastrophes. Deforestation, limited drainage capacity of rivers and steep gradients amplify destruction year after year. Changing pattern of monsoons combining with Mediterranean jet stream and high temperatures on both ends produce floods in Pakistan. Abnormally high temperatures in Sindh and Balochistan were a timely indicator that floods were in offing. The attention of Pakistan’s weathermen, hydrologist and water management engineers other than be obedient gatekeepers of spillways has to shift tonew realities. The challenges arenow beyond building a dam on River Indus. Unless the template of Pakistan’s water management and irrigation structure is not re-patterned, there will be loss of life, infrastructure and environment besides water that the country direly needs. In 2005, Rivers Swat and Panjkora followed by cloudburst in parts of KPK and Punjab created mega flood in North Punjab and Malakand Division. Nullah Leh, Rivers Haro, Korang and Soan spread havoc. In 2010, the pattern shifted further North wreaking destruction in Swat, Nowshera and Charsadda. The shifting of these patterns to Rivers Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi and Sutlej in Indian held Kashmir is consistent. In 2015, the pattern has shifted further North affecting Chitral and Gilgit. Mountain Rivers in North West Pakistan fed by glaciers and cloudbursts ultimately debouch through River Kabul into Indus. River Indus already in flood is joined by high floods of Jhelum and Chenab, also a result of these climate changesand Run of River dams located in Indian Held Kashmir. India releases excess water from Sutlej and Ravi causing floods besides flooding wide expanses from Haroonabad to Marot, the course of dried up Sarasvati (Nara) River. In Pakistan, Sarasvati follows the course of Hakra, Reini and Nara. Instead of storing this water released by India, Pakistan allows it to wreak havoc, make inundations, cause salinity, and water logging and is eventually wasted into the Arabian Sea. Pakistan Metrological Department (PMD) had forewarned that the center of Pakistan’s monsoon was gradually shifting from the watershed in Central Punjab with capacity to absorb heavy monsoons, to the northwest and catchment areas of Indus River system in IHK. Unfortunately KPK and FATA neither have the rivers nor canal systems capable of absorbing unprecedented quantities of water. These rivers cascade down through narrow gorges at very high velocity sweeping boulders, manmade infrastructures and causing destruction. A similar phenomena taking place in IHK and catchment areas of DI Khan and DG Khan aggravate the situation. Cloudbursts cause splitting of glaciated lakes to release large amounts of trapped water. Tragedies of Kedarnath in India, IHK in 2014 and Swat are cases in point. Let’s know why this happens. Due to rising temperatures in Bay of Bengal, the usual stream of monsoons over central Punjab is gradually shifting towards KPK, Gilgit and Gigit. In the past, the Mediterranean jet stream that causes snowfall in the Hindukush and Karakorum bypassed Pakistan. In 2010, it was blocked by a mysterious system over China that diverted it towards Pakistan combining with the shifting pattern from Bengal. Consequently the rainfall area shifted to KPK. According to PMD, columns of rain clouds toweringover 40,000 feet above KPK in comparison to normal clouds around 10,000 feet caused havoc. When rain fell on glaciers, it formed lakes and under this force, glaciers split. Consequently, these clouds dumped an equivalent of two Tarbela dams (12 feet of excess moisture) before they changed course to China. Dr. Hanif Khan of PMD opines that this latitudinal redistribution in the past 25 to 30 years has shifted monsoons from Punjab to Nowshera- Charsadda KPK. This year the pattern has shifted further North to include Chitral and Dir. Pakistan’s water management and the government has been caught napping. In an ironic twist, Pakistan should be indebted to India for at least harnessing some part of this water, lest the scale of tragedy would have been worse. Due to infectious politics, even the thought of building new dams is sacrosanct. So what is the need? River Kabul is perennial and spates during monsoons. The quantity of water it dumps into Indus along with right bank tributaries is over 20 MAF, enough to fill the redesigned Kalabagh Gorge to store water and produce over 5000 MW of electricity. In addition run of river dams need to be built over Rivers Chitral, Panjkora and Swat. This will increase the life of Munda Dam on River Swat and also produce electricity. The suggested configuration will add over 8000MW to the national grid. The water needs of Sindh can be met from the new system and compensated from Tarbela without violating the Water Apportionment Accord (WAA) 1991. In fact Sindh is likely to get four times more water that WAA 1991. Construction of Khyber Dam in cooperation with Afghanistan will not only harness raging waters but also produce over 4000MW for people of Afghanistan and Pakistan. So where does the water from Tarbela go? A new canal like Ghazi Barotha will be diverted to the Soan Depression. With additional tributaries like Soan, Haro and Korang, this dam will have a storage capacity of over 34 MAF of water for South Punjab, holding extra floodwaters that afflict KPK. It will produce more electricity than Tarbela. It can be fed from Tarbela during peak flood

seasons for three months. All share of Sind’s water through an exit canal and power plants will flow back into Indus. It can also be connected to Head Rasul through an exit power generating canal. River Jehlum is a major cause of floods beyond Head Rasul and Taunsa. Construction of Rohtas Dam on Kahan River without affecting storage of Mangla will have the capability to block Jehlum during floods in Indus, Chenab, Ravi and Sutlej. It will have capacity to produce electricity at entry and exit of over 2000 MW. The heritage site of Rohtas Fort will stand like a citadel over the dam. Under the WAA 1991 all water in excess of the apportionment can be stored in this dam for South Punjab. Entire South Punjab will become green, groundwater will be recharged and Rivers Ravi and Sutlej will flow once again. Chairman NDMA Along ISLAMABAD: Flash floods wreck road network in district Chitral as big portions of all major roads With DG FWO Visits to and from Chitral have been swept away. Besides provision of relief assistance the activities in district Chitral have been expedited with special focus on rebuilding and repair of damaged roads, Chitral bridges, irrigation channels and water supply schemes. NDMA, August 5, 2015 The continued GLOF events and monsoon rains have badly affected road conditions in district Chitral. Road closures have affected the Mastuj subdivision, Garam Chashma and the Kalash Valley which is causing problem in smooth transportation as well as provision of relief assistance for the general public. On the directions of the Prime Minister and in coordination with Army, services of Frontier Works Organisation (FWO) were immediately provided to Khyber Pakhtunkwa Government to ensure speedy and immediate repairs of road infrastructure. FWO immediately started work in support of provincial C&W department and moved its heavy machinery in the affected areas to facilitate opening of closed road links for quickest possible relief movement. In order to oversee the efforts to reopen and maintain road communication network in Chitral, Chairman NDMA Major General Asghar Nawaz along with DG FWO visited Chitral today. The officials undertook detailed aerial reconnaissance of the areas where repair & restoration work is under progress and examined the pace of repair activity. Chairman NDMA has also requested National Highway Authority (NHA) to hand over Bailey bridges to FWO for utilization at various sites in district Chitral. NDMA is collaborating with all relevant departments to ensure restoration of routine life. NDMA Requisitioned Helis ISLAMABAD: In response to ongoing emergency situation in district Chitral, Khyber Pakhtunkwa to Supplement Relief (KP) owing to continued GLOF events and monsoon rains causing damages to public & private infrastructure and property besides loss of precious human lives. NDMA is extending all possible efforts in Chitral assistance to ensure provision of relief included shelters and ration for the flood affectees. In order NDMA, August 4, 2015 to speed up and supplement relief efforts in district Chitral, NDMA on request of PDMA KP has requisitioned two Helicopters from a Government Agency. These Helicopters will be directed for relief operation through NDMA to reach out to far flung and inaccessible areas where difficulties are being faced in delivering relief assistance due to road conditions and landslides. These Helis will continue with the relief operations till the situation improves. PM Nawaz Announces Rs1 GHOTKI: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday announced Rs1 billion as assistance to Sindh Bn For Flood Hit Sindh government to carry out relief work in the flood hit towns of the province. Addressing a gathering of Geo News August 4, 2015 flood affected people here, he said the government would leave no stone unturned to provided relief to the flood effectees. The premier, who is in Sindh to review relief efforts in the wake of flash floods and torrential monsoon rains, mentioned that besides tents and food, solar panels had been distributed among the affected people. He also proposed provision of fans to the displaced people in order to beat the scorching heat The prime minister also took an aerial view of the inundated areas and directed the authorities to brief him in detail about the situation. Prime Minister Sharif appreciated efforts of Chief Minister Sindh Syed Qaim Ali Shah and the administration of Sindh government for providing relief to the flood-affected people. The premier also distributed relief goods among the affected persons on the occasion. Nawaz vows to restore Karachi’s adornment: Earlier speaking to PML-N members belonging to Khyber Pakhtunhwa, the premier reiterated his government’s resolve to turn Pakistan into a progressive and developed country. He said China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project would help create employment opportunities in the whole region. PM Sharif said the country was facing grave challenges and expressed his resolve of taking all political parties onboard in greater national interest. The prime minister also said that positive results were being achieved in the ongoing Operation Zarb-e-Azb. Commenting on law and order situation of Karachi, Nawaz Sahrif said that adornments of the city were returning due to Rangers and police operation against criminals and terrorists. He vowed to rid Karachi of its ‘darkness’ soon–APP/Geo News Chairman NDMA Visit to ISLAMABAD: In wake of recent flood situation River Indus at Chashma is High while at Guddu Sukkur Barrage and Sukkur Barrages it is at very High flood level. This situation is expected to continue during next NDMA, August 2 and 3, 2015 seven days. In order to assess the situation on ground, Chairman NDMA, Major General Asghar Nawaz visited Sukkur today to assess and oversee the measures undertaken by the local administration to offset the probable affect of floods. In this regard a high level meeting was also held with Chief Minister Sindh which was attended by Chief Secretary Sindh, Senior Member Board of Revenue, Chairman NDMA and DG PDMA Sindh. The meeting reviewed current flood situation, state of river flows and measures undertaken to ensure timely relief assistance in case of any unlikely situation. CM Sindh expressed satisfaction over the preparatory measures being undertaken by all relevant departments to ensure safety of life and property. In view of high flood peaks moving downstream to River Indus, Chairman NDMA also undertook visit to Sukkur Barrage to monitor very high flood levels at Guddu & Sukkur Barrages. Present on the occasion Chief Engineer Sukkur briefed Chairman NDMA about the maintenance of river inflows & outflows and its management accordingly, vulnerable points to current flood situation and measures undertaken to cope with any unlikely circumstances. During the briefing, Commissioner Sukkur also briefed about the population affected, camp management

for the affected population and ongoing flood relief activities. The briefing was followed by media interaction at Sukkur Barrage where Chairman NDMA briefed them on the necessary steps regarding rescue & relief operation and coordination mechanism in place with all relevant DMAs and departments to ensure safety of life and property. He also assured that all possible assistance will be given to the PDMA. The briefing was also attended by DG PDMA Sindh, Incharge Camp Office, Chief Engineer Sukkur & Chief Engineer Guddu Barrages, officials from Sindh Irrigation Department along with representatives of local civil and military officials. The visit was followed by aerial reconnaissance of vulnerable points at Larkana, Khairpur, Kashmore and NowsheroFeroze on 3 August 2015. In order to assess the current prevailing situation Prime Minister, Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif is also visiting Sukkur tomorrow to personally monitor and oversee the ongoing rescue & relief activities. The PM will be briefed by Chairman NDMA and PDMAs about the latest activities in this regard.

Floods Damage 362 LAHORE: Punjab Interior Minister Shuja Khanzada on Monday said as many as 362 schools have Schools In Punjab been damaged by heavy rains and floods in parts of southern Punjab. Khanzada, while talking to Daily Pakistan, August 3, 2015 reporters, said that all schools would be reopened in Punjab on August 15 after summer holidays. Schools affected by floods are being repaired and would resume functioning with other schools, he announced. The minister however added that local administration can extend holidays in these areas if situation would notbe suitable to reopen schools. Southern areas of province Punjab which include Layya, Dera Ghazi Khan and Rahim Yar Khan are seriously hit by deadly floods this year and heavy losses to infrastructure and public properties have been reported. Earlier more than 2,000 schools of Punjab were damaged by floods in year 2014. E

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY (NDMA) PRELIMINARY CONSOLIDATED STATE OF NATIONAL LOSSES / DAMAGES AS OF AUGUST 9, 2015

CONSOLIDATED STATE OF NATIONAL LOSSES / DAMAGES AS OF AUGUST 1, 2015 Provinces Deaths Injured Houses Damaged Villages Affected Pop. Affected Balochistan 13 33 798 Being Assessed Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 82 68 3,544 - Being Assessed Punjab 48* 8* 6,163 548 453,826 Sindh - - - 2,436 677,581 AJ & K 23 5 323 17 - Gilgit Baltistan 7 6 812 286 136,000 FATA 6 3 382 19 - Total 179 123 12,022 3,306 1,268,307 Source NDMA Monsoon Situaion Report, Published on Aug 9, 2015, ***Figures Rationalized by PDMA Punjab

PDMA/PaRRSA OVERAL ALL RELIEF AS OF AUGUST 7, 2015

District Food Items Non Food Items Health Coverage Funds Food Wheat Pulses Tents Blanket Life Aqua Other Camps Cover Provided (Packages) Flour (Kgs) (Nos) (Nos) jackets Tablets Mats- age (Millions) Tons (Bundles) jerrycans Indivi tarpaulin dual e etc Abbottabad Food items,Procurement for 200 - - - - District 6 Bannu relief has been made at the 200 - - - - Administration is 7 Battagram local level by District 200 200 - - - providing the 3.5 Buner Administration utilizing Relief 200 - - - - health facilities 1.5 Funds Chitral 1000 40 3670 565 2860 6 600000 1340 2 - 150 DI Khan Food items,Procurement for 400 - - - 350 District 5 Karak relief has been made at the 300 200 - - 400 Administration is - local level by District providing the Administration utilizing Relief health facilities Kohat Funds - - - - - 4 - 5 Lakki 500 40 700 900 - - - - 2 - 15 Marwat Malakand Food items,Procurement for 100 - - - - District 10 Mansehra relief has been made at the 200 - 30 - 300 Administration is 5 Mardan local level by District 100 - - - - providing the - Peshawar Administration utilizing Relief - - 50 - - health facilities 20 Swabi Funds 100 - - - - 5 NDMA 1000 - - - - - 300000 - - - - (by NDMA for Chitral) Total 2500 80 4370 3465 3260 86 600000 2390 8 0 233 Source: PDMA KP, Published on August 7, 2015

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2 1 9

68 314 394 Total 14,260

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under 12 4 7 5 1 2 5 1 2 2 1 9 1 35 11 86

RA died Persons Persons Population in Relief in Camps Relief Population Female

63 63 RA WSS

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5 2 7

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EVACUATION REPORT AS OF AUGUST 8, 2015 8, OF AUGUST REPORT AS EVACUATION

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20 37 52 65 12

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PDMA SINDHPDMA REHABILITATION DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF SINDH FLOODS 2015

.2015 OVERALL REPORT / OFDUE DAMAGES LANDSLIDING TO RAIN /KP BY EARTHQUAKE FROM PDMA

Distrct Larkana Date 07.08.2015 30.07.2015 05.08.2015 07.08.2015 05.08.2015 02.08.2015 06.08.2015 03.08.2015 07.08.2015 30.07.2015 03.08.2015 29.07.2015 07.08.2015 04.08.2015 02.08.2015 02.08.2015 04.08.2015 04.08.2015 06.08 Total:

- 375 512 8,825 6,886 and not 63,850 69,246 21,353 16,254 20,360 28,100 261,312 497,073

- 150 312 3,860 7,776 9,320 5,162 38,456 23,267 11,876 17,100 136,646 253,925

- 225 200 4,965 5,979 9,477 8,478 1,724 25,394 4 11,040 11,000 124,666 243,148

0 52 430 1,030 6,008 2,580 2,780 9,632 19,2 10,403 20,066 19,748 12,751 24,430 143,37

95 895 258 690 462 278 500 6,711 1,650 3,463 1,184 8,142 24,328 143,370

340 596 131 556 500 4,876 2,698 4,305 2,455 1,976 6,163 1,875 26,462 r to take refuge familywith members/relatives living safer at places/adjoining districts

235 637 106 2,778 2,821 5,589 7,954 4,575 5,213 1,641 1,001 3,432 35,982

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98 197 885 945 4,896 3,234 6,709 8,155 5,305 4,912 1,802 5,200 42,338

400 160 400 900 - - Each Sukkur Division Sukkur 2,920 2,005 3,400 5,500 1,000 7,545 Camp - 22,000 16,000 families families families families Hyderbabad Division Hyderbabad 71m865 300 150 50 Total in Relief Camps Relief in Total

Shaheed Benazirabad Shaheed 8 2 6 1 17 26 10 22 57 48 11 143 381

5,106 2,780 19,297 89,617 60,675 81,140 26,700 64,850 35,500 12,278 100,935 150,545 677,581

4 56 79 58 31 64 240 224 295 400 568 213 2,436 . Source:PMDA Sindh, Published on August 9, 2015

9 9 9 9 7 1 7 10 10 13 11 19 124

Larkano Shikarpur, Khanpur, Garhi Yasin & Lakhi Kandhkot & kashmore Rohri, pano Aqil, New Sukkur Ghotki & Ubauro Khairpur, kingri, Gambar, Sobho Dero Sarkand, Qazi Ahmed N. feroze. Moro, Kandiaro Dadu, Mehar Kotri, Manjhand, Sehwan NIL - Thatta, Ghorabari

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SAFETY AND SECURITY

NEWS HEADLINES DETAILS In harmony: Jirga throws GHALLANAI: A jirga in Mohmand Agency has thrown its weight behind the political administration weight behind armed and armed forces to eradicate militancy from Mohmand Agency. Elders of Wali Baig, Kamali Haleemzai, Hamza Khel and Kadi Khel sub-tribes of the Haleemzai tribe gathered in agency forces headquarters Ghallanai on Saturday. Maulana Abdul Haq, Maulana Samiullah, Malik Sahib Dad, The Express Tribune, August 9, Malik Haji Amir Nawaz Khan, Malik Mohammad Ayaz, Malik Jehan Zeb, Malik Karim, Salim Sardar 2015 and others took part in the jirga. Tribal elders at the jirga expressed willingness to fight alongside security forces and eliminate militancy from the region. They said radicalisation has deprived their children of the right to education and has destroyed the social fabric of the tribal society. Participants decided to unconditionally support the political administration to restore normalcy in Haleemzai tehsil. Tribal elders lauded the government’s efforts to conduct various sporting activities such as the Mohmand Sports Festival and Tour de Mohmand to bring peace and stability back to Mohmand. “Peace has been restored and 95% of the areas have been cleared,” said a tribal elder. FC arrests seven alleged QUETTA: Frontier Corps (FC) arrested on Saturday seven terrorists, including target killers from terrorists from Qila Qila Saifullah area of Balochistan, based on a tip-off provided by an alleged Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) activist. According to an FC spokesperson, the paramilitary force took action Saifullah against the terrorists, allegedly involved in target killing of two security personnel in 2011. Twenty The Express Tribune, August 8, kilogrammes of explosives were also recovered from their possession. Last month, the paramilitary 2015 force arrested four militants of the Sajna group of TTP from Quetta suburbs. The arrested terrorists were involved in terror activities in Quetta and other parts of Balochistan. Sindh CM extends KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah has extended the policing powers conferred to Rangers’ policing powers Rangers in Karachi by 120 days. Shah made the decision on Saturday under the Anti-terrorism Act as the powers, handed over to the paramilitary force some four months ago, reached their deadline for 120 days today. The chief minister said he hoped that Rangers would continue in their efforts to establish The Express Tribune, August 8, peace in the metropolis with the same zeal and zest. Speaking to The Express Tribune, chief 2015 minister’s spokesperson said the Sindh Assembly would ratify these powers through a bill that is to be moved in the assembly. Earlier, on July 8, the Sindh government granted a 30-day extension to Rangers, allowing the paramilitary force to conduct raids without a warrant and detain suspects for 90 days. Further, on the same day, interior ministry Chaudhry Nisar said the Sindh government would not allow Rangers to be targeted. “Rangers is our own force and operating under rules and regulations,” he said adding, “The paramilitary force has become an object of political criticism which will not be allowed.” The statement came as the Sindh chief minister claimed that under the 18th Constitutional Amendment, the provincial government was bound to seek the legislative assembly’s approval before allowing extension in the powers of Rangers, in an apparent reference to raids at offices of different government departments. The paramilitary force had been conferred policing powers and the authority to detain suspects for 90 days four months ago with an aim to establish law and order in Karachi. Return of Khyber Agency ISLAMABAD: Monday will mark the day temporarily displaced persons (TDPs) belonging to Malik TDPs to begin from Din Khel tribe of Bara, Khyber Agency return home, Radio Pakistanreported. “The return of TDPs of the Malik Din Khel tribe to their homes will be completed by September 5,” sources in the Monday FATA Disaster Management Authority said. While the federal government is providing ration for six The Express Tribune, August 8, months, and Rs. 35,000 as assistance to each displaced family, TDPs of Bara are currently 2015 residing at Jalozai camp, Nowhsera, and in different areas of Khyber Agency. Earlier this month, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar said China would provide $10 million to Pakistan for rehabilitation of TDPS. While chairing a meeting in Islamabad, Dar said the government was paying complete attention to the rehabilitation of IDPs. Secretary Economic Affairs Division Saleem Sethi briefed the meeting about arrangements for rehabilitation of the displaced. Dar also sought details of development projects being executed in Fata in cooperation with the Chinese government. He also called for speeding up work on projects under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. Meanwhile, the World Bank has also committed to deliver $75 million it promised to help the TDPs in the continuing month. Last month, Dar called on Army chief General Raheel Sharif at the General Headquarters to discuss issues related to early return of TDPs and their resettlement. The meeting held at GHQ also discussed the execution of development works in Fata. President, PM back ISLAMABAD: President Mamnoon Hussain and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif endorsed on Friday operations against the operations being carried by security forces in tribal areas and Sindh and Balochistan. The two leaders reviewed Operation Zarb-i-Azb in tribal areas, Rangers’ targeted operation in Sindh and criminals FC’s action in Balochistan and expressed satisfaction over their progress. According to the Daily Dawn, August 8, 2015 president’s spokesman, Prime Minister Sharif arrived at the Presidency in the morning and exchanged views on matters of national importance. “The prime minister took the president into confidence on developments on different national issues and decisions of the government,” he said. They discussed Operation Zarb-i-Azb, Rangers’ operation in Sindh and Frontier Corps action in Balochistan. The two leaders also reviewed the flood situation and efforts for rehabilitation of the flood-hit people,” he added. The president asked the prime minister that the government must continue its efforts to restore law and order which was a key for rapid economic development and progress in the country. The two agreed that action against criminals should continue in Sindh and Balochistan to ensure economic

progress in the two provinces. They expressed grief over the army helicopter crash in Mansehra which left a number of army officers and soldiers dead and prayed for departed souls. Both leaders also expressed satisfaction over the improvement in law and order situation in Karachi and interior Sindh and noted that performance of government departments had improved in the wake of the operation. Rangers operations have WEB DESK: Karachi Corps Commander Lieutenant General Naveed Mukhtar lauded on Friday returned much-needed Rangers’ efforts in ‘returning peace’ in Karachi and the rest of the country. “Rangers operations in Karachi have returned much-needed peace in the metropolis,” Lt Gen Naveed Mukhtar said, while peace to Karachi: corps addressing a passing out parade of Rangers in Karachi. The Karachi corps commander vowed that commander the crackdown will continue until terrorism is completely eradicated. “Terrorists, their facilitators The Express Tribune, August 7, and financiers are the target of the Karachi operation, and we will spare no effort to achieve all 2015 these targets.” Clarifying that the Rangers operation is not against any party, Lt Gen Mukhtar said, “Karachi operation is apolitical.” The corps commander was accompanied by Director General Rangers Major General Bilal Akbar. On June 18, Lieutenant Mukhtar visited Rangers Headquarters to encourage the LEA in their efforts to curb terrorist activities in the in the metropolis. The visit had come a day after Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah wrote a letter to Rangers expressing his annoyance at their ‘transgression of powers’ in multiple raids the paramilitary force had conducted at government offices. According to an official statement, DG Rangers Major Akbar had received Mukhtar, who paid a visit to the martyrs’ memorial, laid a floral wreath and offered Fateha for the personnel who lost their lives in line of duty. Search operations in MULTAN: The Counter-Terrorism Department, police and intelligence officials carried out joint Punjab seminaries search operations in seminaries of Multan, Faisalabad division, Gujranwala and Bahawalpur on Daily Dawn, August 7, 2015 Thursday. On Sunday, one such operation was launched in Lahore seminaries where 14 students had been taken into custody. Multan City Police Officer Azhar Ikram led the search operation in the city and Chungi No 9. The spate of raids on seminaries is to bust militants, if any, from seminaries. It is a part of the National Action Plan to avert reaction to the Zarb-i-Azb Operation. The police officer said that entire area was sealed before starting the operation while pickets were raised at several intersections and along roads for random searches. The seminaries of banned organisations, those on the fourth schedule and the workers of banned organisations were also searched, he said. A house-to-house search was conducted to seize illegal weapons and explosives and people living in these localities illegally were detained. He said 20 people were arrested and 20 Kalashnikovs seized from seminaries and houses. CHINIOT: Seven people were taken into custody during raids on seminaries while books, CDs and computers were seized. The seminaries raided included Idara Dawat Wal Irshad, headed by PML- N MPA Maulana Ilyas Chinioti; Jamia Millia Islamia, Madressah Darul Uloom Madina, Madressah Jamia Farooqia and Jamia Baasat Rajoa Sadat. Documents related to seminaries’ registration were also seized and the identity of students and teachers was verified through biometric machines. FAISALABAD: Regional Police Officer’s spokesman Malik Shahid said 43 seminaries were searched in Faisalabad, Jhang and Toba Tek Singh. He said police had not found any hate material, wanted suspects, explosives or proclaimed offenders in any seminary. He said 21 seminaries had been searched in Faisalabad and 11 in Jhang. GUJRANWALA: Eighteen students from different seminaries were detained and later released after interrogation. The students were arrested from seminaries at Sheranwala Bagh, on Sheikhupura Road, in Khiali, Railway Station and Sabzi Mandi. BAHAWALPUR: Search operations were conducted in 18 seminaries of the district and 10 suspects taken into custody, mainly for failure to prove their identity. Pakistan Army lodges RAWALPINDI: Pakistan Army lodged on Thursday a strong protest with the United Nations protest with UN group Military Observers group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP) against ceasefire violations by India’s Border Security Force (BSF), reads statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations over Indian ceasefire (ISPR). The UN has also been requested to investigate the incident, Express News quoted ISPR violations as saying. At least three civilians were killed and 22 others were injured on Tuesday as India’s The Express Tribune, August 6, BSF resorted to unprovoked firing along the Working Boundary near Sialkot. “The deceased 2015 include a 14-year-old and a 22-year-old, named Atif and Muhammad Adnan respectively,” according to an ISPR statement. The government also had registered on Wednesday a protest with the Indian government over the incident. “The government of Pakistan offers its condolences and deep sympathies to the bereaved families on the loss of precious lives,” said a Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement. While the government conveyed its deep concern at the continuous unprovoked ceasefire violations by the Indian side at the LoC and the Working Boundary, and its targeting of civilians. Pakistan, while condemning the border violation, also impressed upon India to observe the 2003 Ceasefire Understanding. In a statement issued on July 27, the Pakistani military’s media wing claimed that India has violated the ceasefire along the Line of Control (LoC) and working boundary 35 times since June 9. “A sudden spike both in terms of intensity, caliber escalation and air space violations by India has been observed along the LoC and working boundary,” said ISPR. 12 dead as military MANSEHRA: As many as 12 army personnel were killed when their helicopter crashed near helicopter crashes near Mansehra on Thursday evening, military officials confirmed. Pakistan Army’s Mi-17 ‘air ambulance’ helicopter, carrying a medical team, crashed in the Rani Bat area of Koh-e-Bhaingra hill, around Mansehra 65kms from Mansehra. “There were 12 military men with doctors, paramedic and aviation people The Express Tribune, August 6, on board,” a senior military official said. Five of those dead were identified as servicemen with 2015 ranks of Major. The crash is suspected to have been caused by bad weather as the helicopter flew over the mountains while heading towards Gilgit-Baltistan from Rawalpindi. An official of the military’s media wing confirmed the incident, adding that the helicopter was carrying relief items

and medicines in addition to evacuate a critically injured soldier from Gilgit. Rescuers pulled 11 bodies from the wreckage with at least one body missing. Eye witnesses said that the helicopter had caught fire after crashing. The charred corpses were burnt beyond recognition and the aircraft, which was carrying aid supplies, was still on fire late into the evening. “The accident occurred in a hilly area that is not easily accessible, and the helicopter is still on fire,” senior police official Nujeebur Rehman said. The military has been operating helicopter flights in the region to aid with flood relief and rescue efforts. Earlier in the week, the National Disaster Management Authority had requested the government for two helicopters to carry out relief and rescue work in the flood affected areas of the province. The Russian-built Mi-17, used by air forces across the world, has had a patchy safety record in recent years. The accident comes hours after a helicopter of the Pakistan air force crashed in the flood-hit district of Chitral, although no causalities were reported. In May, an Mi-17 army helicopter crashed at a holiday resort in the picturesque hills of Gilgit killing seven people, including two ambassadors. PM expresses grief over crash Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Thursday expressed deep grief and sorrow over the army helicopter crash in Mansehra. According to a PM House statement, the prime minister expressed his condolences over the loss of lives of army personnel in the incident. He also commiserated with the families of the deceased in the tragic incident. 43 more cases finalised for ISLAMABAD: As the Supreme Court (SC) upheld the legality of military courts on Wednesday, the trial by military courts interior ministry finalised a list of 43 cases which would be tried by these special courts. With the Daily Dawn, August 6, 2015 SC judgement made public, the restraining order against the execution of six terrorists sentenced by military courts in April have also expired. On April 16, the apex court had stayed the executions, while hearing the petitions challenging the legality of the special courts. Sources at the interior ministry told Dawn that the committee constituted for the scrutiny of the cases had selected these 43 cases from 600 cases of terrorism, referred by apex committees in provinces and other territories. The provincial apex committees send these cases to the interior ministry, for scrutiny by the committee which drafts a final list of cases to be tried by military courts. Stay on sentences by special courts expires The process has been put in place by the government to ensure that only the cases of ‘jet black terrorists’ are sent to the special courts. According to sources, the Punjab government had sent 55 cases for review to the interior ministry, the government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) referred 423 cases, Sindh forwarded 46 while 54 cases had been sent to the committee for trail by military courts. The Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) had recommended seven cases, while 12 cases had been forwarded by Gilgit Baltistan. The eight member committee, comprising senior officials of the interior ministry, judge advocate general (JAG) branch of the army, advocate general Islamabad and officials of the law ministry, scrutinised the cases sent by the provinces. The final list includes eight cases from Punjab, 20 from Balochistan, 10 from Sindh and five from Gilgit Baltistan. The sources said that among the cases finalised from KP, were those of terrorists involved in the attack on the Army Public School, Peshawar, attacks on security forces, government buildings, state installations and the killing of civilians in the province. From Punjab, the list of cases included the accused in the March 3, 2009 attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore, alleged terrorists involved in the killing of 10 under-training wardens in Samanabad’s Shama Road in Lahore and in a sectarian clash in Rawalpindi’s Raja Bazaar on Jan 15, 2013. The cases from Sindh included those of an accused in the attack on Justice Maqbool Baqir, those involved in the Karachi airport attack and sectarian killings. It appears that no case of target killing or extortion has been forwarded by the interior ministry to the military courts. Among the cases from Balochistan are those of accused in terrorist attacks on security forces, sectarian killings and cases related to the attacks on the Hazara community. The cases from Gilgit-Baltistan included the murder of a judge of an anti terrorism court and the killing of nine mountaineers at Nanga Parbat base camp in the Diamer district. According to the sources, seven cases from Islamabad are still under the scrutiny, these include an accused in the murder of FIA special public prosecutor Chaudhary Zulfiqar Ali and Shahbaz Bhatti. According to an official who is privy to the committee’s functioning, the committee had short-listed cases of ‘jet black terrorists’ and dismissed cases related to other types of murders or other crimes which could be tried in the Anti Terrorism Court (ATA) or the sessions courts. He also explained that the committee members understand the importance of not overburdening the special military courts as it would slow down the hearings, defeating the purported purpose of these courts i.e. speedy justice. Another official told Dawn that with the SC judgment, the military was now under obligation to try the alleged terrorists quickly. He added that a brigadier level officer would conduct the trial proceedings and the convict may file an appeal with a military appellate court. The appellate forum would be headed by an officer, not below the rank of a major general. If the conviction is upheld, the convict can file a mercy petition before the Chief of Army Staff, the sources added. In February this year, a spokesperson for the army announced that 12 cases were being tried by the military courts including six from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, five from Punjab and one from Sindh. On April 2, the army announced that the military courts had awarded the death penalty to six terrorists. The Supreme Court, on April 16, stayed the execution of these death sentences while it was hearing the petitions against the constitutional amendment which established the military led courts. However, this restraining order expired on Wednesday following the SC judgment being made public. Revealed: ‘NADRA men ISLAMABAD: Several top ranking officers of the National Database and Registration Authority helped terrorists get (NADRA) have helped terrorists and other miscreants obtain fake national identity cards of Pakistan, reveals a report shared by the country’s premier intelligence agency with the NADRA Pakistani identity cards’ chairman. In the report, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) listed 40 officials who have been

The Express Tribune, August 6, involved in issuance of fake national identity cards. Some retired army officers, who currently hold 2015 top positions in NADRA’s Karachi office, are also on the list. They include General Manager (Projects) Brig (retd) Ehsanul Haq, Deputy GM (Operations) Lt-Col (retd) Aqeel Ahmed and Deputy GM (Operations) Maj (retd) Nihal. According to the ISI report — a copy of which is available with The Express Tribune — the agency, after a comprehensive intelligence scrutiny as part of its counter-terror operations, found many NADRA officials involved in facilitating attempts by terrorists and miscreants to obtain fake identity cards. The scrutiny was carried out after the law enforcement agencies recovered Pakistani passports and computerised national identity cards (CNICs) in possession of a number of local and foreign terrorists they killed or apprehended as part of the ongoing terror purge. According to the report, a senior al Qaeda leader who was killed by the Pakistani military last year had been in possession of a national identity card for overseas Pakistanis (NICOP). Adnan G el Shukrijumah, a senior leader of al Qaeda’s external operations programme who also went under the name Jaffar al Tayyar, possessed a NICOP bearing No 121015-9547114-7 under the fake identity of Shahzaib Khan, son of Akbar Khan, the report says. Shukrijumah, an American national who was on the most wanted list of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), was killed by the Pakistani military in an encounter in South Waziristan Agency on December 6, 2014. The brothers of Syed Tayyeb Agha, the former head of the Afghan Taliban’s political office in Qatar, were also able to get CNICs, according to the report. Agha’s brothers Mohammad Tahir and Mohammad Younis obtained the CNICs through the latter’s father-in-law Maulana Mohsin and with the connivance of NADRA officials, it says. Tahir and Yousaf were arrested by the ISI in April 2014. Three Uzbek nationals arrested by Qatar police in December, 2013 in connection with a bank robbery also possessed Pakistani CNICs and passports, the report says. The three men held the documents under the names Shahzad Khan (CNIC No 17201-1006340-3), Inam (CNIC No 17301- 5839120-7) and Usman Arshad (CNIC No 17301-5215412-3). ISI investigations also discovered that the NADRA registration centre in the Keamari area of Karachi had sold CNICs to Afghan and Bengali nationals for Rs.10,000 to Rs. 20,000, the report says. “There is credible information that NADRA offices in Lahore and D I Khan are also issuing CNICs to foreigners,” it adds. A NADRA spokesperson confirmed to The Express Tribune that the chairman’s office had received the ISI report. “All CNICs which were issued to foreigners as mentioned in the report were blocked as soon as we received it,” he said. The NADRA chairman has ordered a departmental inquiry against the officers accused in the report and that strict action would be taken against those found guilty, he added. Recently, Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan told the media that some 26 fake CNICs were issued by NADRA in 2011, 493 in 2012, 6,000 in 2013, 22,000 in 2014 and 64,000 this year. All of these cards had been blocked, he said. Pointing to the figures revealed by Nisar, the NADRA spokesperson said it was proof of the authority’s resolve to track down and block CNICs issued in a fraudulent manner. CIA arrests four 'terrorists' LAHORE: A day after the arrest of two suspects linked to theYouhanabad attack, the Crime from Lahore railway Investigation Agency (CIA) claimed on Wednesday that they had arrested at least four alleged terrorists from the Lahore railway station, recovering hand grenades, explosives and detonators station from their possession. According to sources in the police, the suspected terrorists were arrested, The Express Tribune, August 5, following a tip-off, from a park outside the railway station. The men were allegedly planning to 2015 attack a train coming from Karachi. One of the terrorists was identified as Rao Sanaulla alias Sunny, a resident of Bahawalnagar while the other three were identified as Syed Israruddin alias Chachu, Sheikh Manoon and Imran. They are residents of South Waziristan. Two hand grenades, six electric detonators, six kilogramme of explosive material and a non-electric detonating primer cord wire (four meters in length) were seized from two bags in their possession. An FIR against the accused was lodged Under Section 7 of the ATA and Section 4 of the ESA at CIA Kotwali station. Last month, CIA police had arrested 15 members of a gang of robbers and recovered stolen items worth more than Rs3.3 million from them. The gang, comprising eight women and seven men, was headed by Shamshad alias Pathani. In April, the agency to have arrested a member of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and commander of Harkatul Mujahideen, who had allegedly kidnapped Colonel Imam, a retired officer of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and squadron leader (retd) Khalid Khawaja. The suspect had been identified as Hafiz Sanaullah alias Qari Zarar by the CIA. Terming the arrest a major breakthrough, a police official had said the CIA team arrested him from Lorry Adda, Lahore on a tip off, adding that during interrogation Sanaullah had made startling revelations. Additional sessions judge RAWALPINDI: An additional sessions judge was shot dead in Sadiqabad area of Rawalpindi on shot dead in Rawalpindi Wednesday. According to initial details, unidentified men opened fire at Additional Sessions Judge The Express Tribune, August 5, Tahir Khan Niazi outside C-B Judicial Colony, injuring him critically. Niazi was taken to Benazir 2015 Hospital where he later succumbed to his injuries. Soon after the incident, senior lawyers and police officials reached the hospital. His body has been shifted to District Headquarters Hospital (DHQ) for a post-mortem. Rescue and security personnel personnel reached the site of attack and cordoned off the area as investigations into the incident are underway. SC’s verdict on military ISLAMABAD: Hailing the Supreme Court’s landmark verdict upholding the establishment of courts will help fight military courts, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said on Wednesday the decision will aid Pakistan’s fight against terrorism. “The historic decision of the Supreme Court will have a positive impact on against terrorism, PM tells Pakistan,” PM Nawaz told parliamentarians during his address in the National Assembly. “Today is NA an important day for politics and democracy in Pakistan,” the prime minister said, adding that The Express Tribune, August 5, extraordinary situations require extraordinary steps. PM Nawaz said political parties had 2015 reservations on military courts which have now been addressed by the apex court. “Government preferred consultation with all political parties on National Action Plan, China-Pakistan Economic Corridor and foreign policy,” he said, suggesting whether issues are big or small, the only solution to all problems is Parliament. The prime minister also informed the parliamentarians that the government has decided not to support any resolution seeking to de-seat PTI lawmakers. “We

believe that every respected parliamentarian has made his way to the Parliament through people’s mandate,” PM Nawaz said. “We want all the political parties to play their role in the Parliament.” The government has urged the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) and the Jamiat Ulema-e- Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) to take the de-seating resolutions back, the prime minister added. “I have personally requested Maulana Fazlur Rehman and MQM MNAs to take back the resolutions in the greater interest of democracy.” “Although the dharna movement negatively impacted the country’s economy but we should now move forward instead of looking back and avoid using non- parliamentary language inside the House to shun conflicts,” the premier suggested. Earlier today, in a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court dismissed petitions against establishment of military courts with majority. The apex court, in an 11-6 decision, dismissed a slew of petitions against the 21st constitutional amendment wherein military courts have been established to try militants. A 17- judge full bench had also dismissed petitions against the incumbent procedure of appointment of judges in a wide 14-3 decision. Opposition hails SC verdict Meanwhile, speaking in the National Assembly, Leader of the Opposition Khursheed Shah praised the SC’s ruling which according to him proved that “Parliament is supreme.” “The situation was serious and remains serious today and this is why we supported military courts,” he said. MQM leader Abdul Rashid Godail informed the parliamentarians that his party respected the Constitution but the situation his party workers were going through was against the spirit of democracy. “We are being targeted but no one is listening to us,” Godails said and threatened to resign from the Parliament if anyone termed him a ‘criminal’. Further, the MQM leader requested the prime minister and the leader of opposition to intervene in the issues of hundreds of MQM workers who have gone missing in Karachi. “Any committee formed by the government to resolve the de-seating issue has not contacted us so far,” he added. Murree talks only credible ISLAMABAD: Army chief General Raheel Sharif has said that the Pakistan-brokered peace talks way to peace: Gen Raheel between the Afghan government and the Taliban is the only ‘credible’ way to restore lasting peace The Express Tribune, August 5, in the war-torn country. He said this while presiding over a meeting of the corps commanders at 2015 the GHQ in Rawalpindi on Tuesday. According to a statement issued by the military’s media wing, the ISPR, Gen Raheel warned that detractors and spoilers of the peace process were against peace and prosperity in Afghanistan and the region. This was the first formal reaction from the Pakistan Army on the nascent Afghan peace process, whose fate hangs in the balance following the confirmation of death of Taliban supreme leader Mullah Omar and the subsequent rifts in the ranks of the ultraorthodox militia. The second round of talks, which was scheduled to take place on July 31 in Pakistan, was postponed at the request of the Afghan government and the Taliban leadership. Gen Raheel’s statement indicates that Pakistan is still keen to take the ‘Murree process’ to its logical end. The first face-to-face talks between Afghan government officials and Taliban representatives were brokered by Pakistan and Gen Raheel is believed to have played a crucial role in it. Sources said that despite reports of rifts within the Afghan Taliban, Pakistan would persuade the new Afghan Taliban leadership to resume peace talks at the earliest. New Taliban chief Mullah Akhtar Mansoor is considered a pragmatic leader, who is in favour of talks. In his first audio message, the new Taliban chief, however, gave mixed signals on the fledgling peace process. While calling talks the enemy’s propaganda, Mullah Mansoor did not rule out negotiations along with ‘Jihad’ to achieve the objectives. Unprovoked Indian shelling The corps commanders also discussed the frequent ceasefire violations by Indian border forces along the Line of Control and working boundary. According to the ISPR, the corps commanders reviewed the state of readiness and vigil being maintained by Pakistani troops along the LoC. Gen Raheel made it clear that Pakistan’s armed forces were fully prepared to respond to the ‘entire spectrum of threat.’ Pakistan on Tuesday lodged a strong protest after Indian troops killed three civilians and injured 22 others in ‘unprovoked’ shelling. According to a Foreign Office statement, Indian security forces resorted to unprovoked firing in Pukhlian-Aknur sector on the working boundary in Bajwat sector along the LoC. Foreign Office spokesperson Qazi Khalilluah said Indian forces started ceasefire violations at New Kane and two other posts at 0530 hours on Tuesday. Pakistani posts responded to the provocation, he said, adding that Indian troops then opened fire from all their posts in the area targeting civilians and villages. The spokesperson said the Pakistan government conveyed its deep concern at the continuous ceasefire violations by the Indian side at the LoC and the working boundary and targeting of civilians. While condemning the aggression, Pakistan impressed upon India to observe the 2003 ceasefire understanding to create peace and tranquility at the LoC and the boundary. 92 operation: Rangers KARACHI: The Sindh Rangers on Tuesday evening sent a letter to Muttahida Qaumi Movement asks MQM to hand over (MQM) leader Farooq Sattar, seeking custody of 187 men who are nominated in the target killing of all policemen who participated in the 1992 operation in Karachi. According to a letter, a copy of custody of 187 suspected which is available with The Express Tribune, the R anges said that all police officials who had cop killers participated in the 90’s operation against MQM had been assassinated one, by one. The letter The Express Tribune, August 4, added that 187 men, allegedly belonging to the militant wing of MQM-A (the main MQM group), 2015 had been nominated in the FIRs of these murders. The paramilitary force, while providing a list of suspects, demanded that the MQM hand over custody of these men to the Rangers so that investigations into the cases against them can move forward. The letter was also sent to the Sindh Chief Minister’s secretariat, secretary Home Department, the IG Police Sindh and AIG Karachi. Army prepared to respond WEB SEK: During the Corps Commanders’ Conference held on Tuesday at the General to any threat on LoC: Gen Headquarter in Rawalpindi, army chief General Raheel Sharif asserted that the military was prepared to counter any kind of threat. Gen Raheel also expressed complete satisfaction over Raheel “noticeable changes” in the overall security situation of the country, an Inter Services Public The Express Tribune, August 4, Relations (ISPR) statement read. Participants of the meeting discussed the internal and external

2015 security situation of the country at length and reviewed the progress of Operation Zarb-e-Azb and Intelligence-based Operations (IBOs). After the state of readiness and vigil by troops along the Line of Control (LOC) was reviewed, the army chief said, “We are fully prepared to respond to entire spectrum of threat.” While referring to peace talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban, the army chief also said it was the only credible way to achieve lasting peace. He also said that detractors and spoilers were against peace and prosperity of Afghanistan and the region. Police arrest foreign- KARACHI: Police claimed on Monday to have arrested a South Africa-based gang allegedly based gang involved in involved in extortion and killings of doctors in Karachi. “The gang was being operated from South Africa, which threatened and collected extortion money from doctors, surgeons and extortion, killings of pharmaceutical companies in Karachi,” West Zone and Central Police chief Feroz Shah said doctors in Karachi during a press conference. “They have extorted millions, and killed several doctors in Karachi over The Express Tribune, August 3, refusal to pay the ransom amount.” At least three gangs based in South Africa, and one operating 2015 from Afghanistan, were involved in extorting million, and one such gang had been busted by the police. DIG Shah said the police traced members of the gang and arrested three of them during a raid on a tip-off at their hideout in Khawaja Ajmair Nagri locality of the city. Another gang member was arrested from Jauharabad on the basis of information provided by the arrested companions, Shah said, adding that the police also recovered computers, extortion slips and weapons from their possession. Cases against those arrested were registered whereas further investigation is under way, added Shah. Nexus between drug RAWALPINDI: Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) General Raheel Sharif said on Monday that the dealers, terrorists will be nexus between drug dealers, financiers and perpetrators of terrorism will be broken. Army Chief Gen Raheel Sharif issued the statement while visiting the headquarters of the Anti-Narcotic Force broken: COAS (ANF) where he was given a detailed briefing of the various aspects of ANF's counter drug Daily Dawn, August 3, 2015 smuggling operations by Director General (DG) ANF Major General Khawar Hanif. During the briefing, General Khawar apprised the COAS of the international and regional drug situation and its negative effects on society. He also talked about ANF’s strategy and efforts to ensure a "drug free society", the challenges faced and the Five Years Force Development Plan. General Raheel said drug peddlers and those involved in its production are as detrimental to national security as terrorists. He added that drug money is being used for the promotion of terrorism and it is therefore important that drug dealers are dealt with iron hands. "We will break the nexus between drug dealers, financiers and perpetrators of terrorism," said General Raheel. "We will not allow these drug barons to negatively influence and spoil our future generations." General Raheel appreciated ANF’s endeavors that saw a record number of drug seizures in 2014 and 2015. He also valued the achievements of the force in earning Pakistan the status of a poppy-free nation. Regional stability Earlier, Ms Heidi Grant, US Deputy under Secretary called on General Raheel Sharif during which matters of mutual interest including regional stability were discussed. COAS calls on PM Nawaz General Raheel Sharif called on Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today at PM House to discuss the overall security situation in the country, a spokesman for the premier said. The spokesperson further said that the army chief and PM Nawaz also discussed the Afghan reconciliation process while focusing on the regional situation during the meeting. The first round of talks brokered by Pakistan between representatives of the Afghan government and the Afghan Taliban concluded last month in Murree, with both parties agreeing to meet again. During the talks, both sides had presented their stances on the prevailing situation in Afghanistan and how progress could be made. The Foreign Office spokesman had said the participants exchanged views on ways and means to bring peace and reconciliation in Afghanistan. Both major parties agreed that for lasting peace in the region, each side would approach the process with sincerity and full commitment. Unrest in Balochistan: QUETTA: The Balochistan police chief has accused India and Afghanistan of fuelling religious India, Afghanistan terrorism in the province through their intelligence networks. Iran is also involved in a few such incidents, according to Inspector General Muhammad Amlish. “[Afghanistan’s] NDS and [Indian] involved in religious RAW are involved in terrorist activities in Balochistan while Iran’s involvement is also reported in a terrorism, says IGP few incidents,” he said, adding that no solid evidence of Tehran’s involvement had been found. In The Express Tribune, August 3, an exclusive interview with The Express Tribune, IGP Amlish said that cooperation between 2015 military authorities and Balochistan police was at its optimal level. Such cooperation has never existed in his 30-year career in the force, he said. The police chief made a distinction between religious terrorism and separatist insurgency. “The case of religious terrorism is different as many foreign hands are involved in destabilising the country,” he said. He said terrorism was the major challenge in Balochistan. “All other problems are interlinked as the same terrorists are involved in robberies, highway holdups, kidnappings and targeted killings of police officers,” he added. Huge vacuum of senior officers IGP Amlish said the policing structure in Balochistan was running at 50 per cent strength as Police Services of Pakistan (PSP) officers, who were forced to serve the province by former chief justice Iftikhar Chaudhry, have started leaving the province. “As many as 18 senior police officers have so far been posted outside Balochistan this year while merely six came to the province,” he said. He said the issue was taken up with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Balochistan Chief Minister Dr Abdul Malik Baloch. “It really makes a huge difference if CSP officers are deputed because they work professionally.” Counter Terrorism Department Commenting on the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD), the IGP said it has started working in Quetta with 130 trained personnel and will be extended across the province. “The lack of trained officers and personnel is a big challenge. However, the issue has been properly taken up,” he said. “The target is to recruit 2,000 more soldiers in the CTD while a separate force will be set up for the

coastal belt.” ‘Replace B-Area s with A-Areas’ “Around 95 per cent areas of Balochistan are once again declared B-Areas which come under the jurisdiction of the Levies Force, while merely five per cent area is classified A-Area, which comes under police’s domain,” he said. He criticised the perception that the Balochistan Levies Force is a local and indigenous force aware of the dimensions and culture of the area. “I do not think the force can work capably. We will have to replace all the B-areas into A-areas and hand over the whole province to the police,” he said. Troubled spots The IGP said Quetta and Mastung are the most troubled areas in Balochistan. “Sectarian violence and religious terrorism take place primarily in Quetta and Mastung districts while Makran division is disturbed by a nationalist movement,” he said. The outlawed Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (Lej) and Jaish-ul Islam are behind sectarian killings and attacks on polio workers. “Some target killers of police officers, polio workers and Hazara community were arrested recently which has helped control such killings,” he said. 524 police officials slain IGP Amlish said as many as 524 police officers have so far been killed in targeted attacks in Balochistan since 2006. “It is very sad that all the police officers who went after terrorists were targeted,” he said. “Many officers were investigating cases of terrorism.” However, he said police also arrested or killed the majority of the killers.

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NEWS HEADLINES DETAILS New health system yet to PESHAWAR: The Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf-led government could not bring any change in the start working in teaching working of the teaching hospitals after passage of the Medical Teaching Institution Reforms Act from the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly on January 19 mainly due to lack of cooperation between the hospitals bureaucracy and those tasked to replace the old system, sources said.They said that the main delay Daily Dawn,August 9,2015 in implementing the law was from the health department as it wanted application of the existing government’s rules. At the same time, the board of governors at each of the four hospitals – Khyber Teaching Hospital, Lady Reading Hospital and Hayatabad Medical Complex Peshawar, and Ayub Teaching Hospital Abbottabad – has been seeking powers for fast track development on changing the system of health care delivery.The sources said that on resistance from the employees the government proposed 13 amendments to the MTI Act. They said that these amendments were supposed to be passed by the assembly on Aug 4, but it could not be done so far.They also said that the health department was yet to furnish replies in cases filed by the employees’ association against the new law.The sources said that there were some genuine reservations shown by the doctors, paramedics and nurses about the rules which needed to be addressed before changing the obsolete health care system.“Prof Nausherwan Burki, who is spearheading implementation of MTI reforms, is deliberately being kept isolated and away from the doctors, as the bureaucracy does not want this system to succeed,” said a professor at one of the teaching hospitals.Mr Burki, who has to his credit establishment of the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre, Lahore, is finding it hard to get his orders implemented in the public sector hospital, mostly because of lack of coordination among the bureaucracy and BoGs’ members. The sources said that the other major hurdle to implementation of the new system was the government’s procurement rules, which had hampered the plan to establish a registration centre, renovate OPDs, repair and install new ventilators and lifts, and provide free medicines to patients.Nothing has changed so far as the LRH administration is still working according to the old government’s rules. The sources said that the hospital administration had not been able to do any civil works, buy equipment or recruit new staff because of the archaic rules and this was happening despite availability abundant funds. They said that Rs250 million released for civil work still remained unspent.The sources said that most of the doctors and staff would welcome the new system if their reservations were removed and hospitals made truly autonomous. However, they said that the bureaucracy did not want to lose its authority over the four tertiary care hospitals.The sources said that there was complete ambiguity about the utilisation of funds.They said that bureaucracy in the finance and health department did not want to risk facing audits and probes by the NAB and KP Ehtesab Commission.They said that LRH affairs had deteriorated after the enforcement of the MTI because it was being run by interim personnel. Official work has been facing inordinate delay after abolition of the posts of chief executive and medical superintendents at the teaching hospitals five months ago.The sources said that LRH had appointed a regular hospital director. They said interviews for post of medical director were completed, but the post was being advertised again in view of an amendment to the law. Another polio case PESHAWAR: A polio case was registered from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Friday, taking the total detected in Peshawar number of reported polio cases in 2015 to nine.According to the Prime Minister Polio Eradication The Statesman,August 8,2015 Cell, Muhammad Yasir from the Urmarh Bala area of Peshawar was diagnosed with polio virus.So far this year, 13 polio cases have been registered in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and eight have been registered in Peshawar.2014 shaped up to be the darkest year for the Pakistan polio programme, with the number of confirmed cases reaching 296 — the highest number of cases reported in the country since 1998.Pakistan is one of only three countries in the world where polio remains endemic but efforts to eradicate the disease have been severely hindered in recent years as militants continue to attack immunisation teams and polio workers.Polio cases in Pakistan reached a low of 28 in 2005 but rose to 198 in 2011. In 2012, Pakistan had 58 cases, while 93 were recorded in 2013, as reported by End Polio Pakistan.Militant groups often attack polio teams as they see vaccination campaigns as a cover for espionage. There are also long running rumours about polio drops causing infertility. Lives in danger as KARACHI: The lives of more than 5,000 patients in Sindh are in danger as they have not received hepatitis C medicine not the vital and expensive medicine for hepatitis C since January, which the provincial Hepatitis Prevention and Control Programme (HPCP) has stopped providing, citing shortages among other supplied to patients reasons, it emerged on Thursday.Medicine pegylated interferon, popularly called as peg-interferon, is Daily Dawn,August 7,2015 a vital injection for hepatitis C patients who do not respond to normal interferon and is triple the cost. Experts say a patient needs to take 24 to 48 doses of interferon for six months and each dose costs or more.“It is 15,000۔However, a single dose of peg-interferon costs Rs .5,000۔ more than Rs extremely impossible for the patients, a dominant majority of them poor, to purchase the interferon on their own,” said Dr Ghulam Mujtaba Memon, chief medical officer of the Civil Hospital Karachi (CHK), while speaking to Dawn.He said the hospital could not register new hepatitis patients as the supplies made by the hepatitis programme had stopped.“We have 500 old patients of the disease whom we are providing the medicine from the hospital’s own resources,” said Dr Memon.Officials in the HPCP said they had more than 5,400 registered patients across the province who require peg- interferon, but they could not provide them the medicine because of a case pending with the court in which pharmaceutical companies have challenged the HPCP’s purchase of the medicine. As a result it is unable to provide the medicine to patients across Sindh. Officials in Qatar Hospital said they were not getting the supplies of normal interferon and even the medicine required for hepatitis B, which too is not affordable for patients.“Patients visit our hospital

everyday or call us to inquire about the arrival of medicines they need, but we have to decline them with a heavy heart,” said a senior official at the hospital.Several other hospitals in the city and the rest of Sindh gave similar reports.“Such delays in the provision of hepatitis medicine, particularly peg-interferon, have put precious lives in danger,” admitted a senior official in the provincial health department.However, Dr Abdul Khaliq Shaikh, programme manager, HPCP, said all the supplies, except for peg-interferon, were being regularly supplied to all government hospitals in the province.A few patients, said officials at some city hospitals, were forced to purchase doses of the medicine despite their stretched economic conditions. But the majority of them could not.Officials said the situation has raised a question mark over the utility of the HPCP, which had been set up by the provincial government in 2009 to ensure free treatment to hepatitis patients in Sindh.According to Pakistan Medical Research Council, Sindh has more than 2.6 million hepatitis patients, which included five per cent hepatitis C prevalence and 2.5pc hepatitis B prevalence. ‘Coverage of LAHORE: The coverage of routine immunization has reached above 90 percent in Punjab due to immunisation reaches 90 strict monitoring by utilizing information technologyThis was told by Director Health Dr Munir Ahmad while giving briefing about immunization and vaccination in the province during a meeting of a percent in Punjab’ delegation of Global Alliance for Vaccination and Immunization (GAVI) headed by Senior Country The Statesman,August 7,2015 Representative Dr Hamidresa Settayesh and Advisor to Chief Minister on Health Khawaja Salman Rafique in the Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) for Polio at DGHS office,.He briefed the delegation about steps taken for the improvement in routine immunization coverage under EPI programme and achievements under Chief Minister's Health Roadmap He said Monitoring and Evaluation Assistants (MEAs) were sending their independent reports regarding availability of doctors, medicines at BHUs and presence of vaccinators through Tablets (computers). Secretary Health Punjab Jawwad Rafique Malik informed the delegation that information technology was being used for making the things improved and all the system of Punjab Health department would be made IT based soon. He said besides filling the vacant 350 post of vaccinators, 254 new post of vaccinators were also created to meet the requirement of the field to strengthen routine immunization. The secretary health informed that nine cold rooms were being set up with the help of GAVI. - APP 40-bed hospital at Police LAHORE: A 40-bed hospital will be set up in the Police Lines for police employees and their families Lines and Rs106.52 million will be spent on it.The hospital will be completed in two years.This was said at Daily Dawn,August 6,2015 a meeting on Wednesday. Adviser to Chief Minister on Health Khwaja Salman Rafique presided over the meeting.Health Director Dr Abdul Majeed Chaudhry gave presentation on the PC-I of the hospital. Building for the hospital is available in the Police Lines.The hospital will consist of 40 beds and it will be a referral hospital with the facilities of CT scan, Ultrasound, ECG, X-rays, pathology Lab and other diagnostics.Dr Chaudhry said specialist doctors of surgery, gynecology, peads, medicines and other fields would be posted at the hospital. The hospital will cater to 400 outdoor patients every day. Biometric attendance TIMERGARA: The Lower Dir education department has planned to install biometric system in all system for Dir schools government high and higher secondary schools in the district to ensure 100 per cent attendance of staff members on duty.This was stated by district education officer Hafiz Mohammad Ibrahim while planned chairing a meeting of school heads at the Education Complex Hall, Balambat, on Wednesday. The Daily Dawn,August 6,2015 meeting was attended by head masters and principals of middle, high and higher secondary schools of Lower Dir.The DEO told participants that certain amount of money had been deducted from the salary of 66 teaching and 82 non-teaching employees of schools in the district over absence from duty on the independent monitoring unit’s recommendation.He said the department had planned to fill all vacancies at schools either through promotion or NTS test.Ibrahim said NTS had been asked to recruit people for 824 posts in Lower Dir.He said the department was using all available resources to improve the standard of education at government schools in the district.The DEO said Rs 58.3 million had been released for the purchase of furniture.“Furniture is being supplied to government higher secondary schools, the other schools will get it soon,” he said. Water scarcity hits ABBOTTABAD: People in several areas of Abbottabad city have been facing shortage of drinking Abbottabad areas water for the last few days, mainly because of inefficiency of the tehsil municipal administration and Daily Dawn, August 6,2015 Public Health Engineering Department.The worst-affected areas are the densely populated upper and lower Kehal, Kunj, Malikpura and Abbottabad city, while the municipal authorities are not responding to the consumers’ calls for providing them drinking water despite collection of monthly charges.One of the reasons for the water scarcity is the closure of water sources in Galyats. Whenever there is rain the muddy water started running through taps forcing the management of gravity water scheme to close supply of tap water to save the filtration plant from damage.According to a staffer of the water supply scheme, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has been spending huge funds on provision of drinking water in Abbottabad. He said that the provincial government had released over Rs40 million to improve the water supply situation, but all the funds were wasted due to bad planning.Huge funds have been spent on laying new water pipelines, but this could not bring improvement as all the 21 tubewells are out of order or left abandoned. Distribution of water is the responsibility of the municipality as it collects taxes, while PHED has been assigned the job to complete water-related projects.It has been learnt that both the departments are shifting responsibility to each other and despite repeated demands no mechanism has been devised to set up a water board to resolve the problem.The Japanese government has completed Rs4.5 billion gravity-flow water supply scheme and handed it over to the PHED, but the water crisis in the city still persists, especially during the rainy season. Two dengue cases MINGORA: The anti-dengue campaign was accelerated in the high-risk areas after two dengue fever detected in Mingora cases were recorded here on Wednesday.The first suspected dengue patient identified as Shaukat Daily Dawn, August 6,2015 Ali belonging to Rajaabad area of Mingora was admitted to the Saidu Teaching Hospital (STH) on Tuesday and the second patient, Noor Bacha, was brought to the hospital on Wednesday from Amni area of Shangla district.Mr Bacha was working in a coalmine in Balochistan where he contracted dengue fever.“I went to medical technicians in Balochistan who give me different injections, but my

fever got severe and I returned home. My family members immediately brought me to the STH where it has been detected as dengue fever,” said Mr Bacha.Regarding the first case, district health officer Dr Syed Ali Khan told Dawn that the blood sample of Mr Ali had been sent to the National Institute of Health, Islamabad, for confirmation.“When the dengue case was notified we sent the rapid response team to check his house and surrounding area. Though his house was clean, larvae were found in water pots in his neighborhood which were destroyed,” the DHO said.He said that afterwards a full activity was conducted in which breeding spots were destroyed and fogging carried out in the entire area. He claimed that the district health department had enough resources to tackle the problem.Dengue epidemic appeared in Swat for the first time in 2013 which infected more than 9,000 people. According to official figures, 32 dengue patients had died at that time. In 2014, only 310 cases were registered while no casualty was recorded due to dengue in Swat. In 2013, the first dengue case was reported in August and the following year the first case was recorded in June. The current dengue case in Mingora is the first of the year in Swat. Twin babies die due to MULTAN: Twins died allegedly due to the negligence of doctors and paramedics of the Nishtar ‘doctors negligence’ Hospital on Tuesday, sparking a protest demonstration by their family against hospital Daily Dawn, August 5,2015 administration.Shan Saleem, father of the babies, Ramzan and Rehan, said the twins were born on July 22 and he brought Ramzan to the Nishtar Hospital four days back as he was suffering from chest infection. He said the doctors examined both the babies and suggested to admit them as the other baby, Rehan, was also facing minor chest complications. He said the senior doctor of the Children Ward No20 directed his juniors to transfuse blood into Ramzan.“The staff, instead of getting blood sample of Ramzan to identify his blood group, obtained the blood sample of Rehan and instead of transfusing blood into Ramzan injected it into Rehan that led to his death,” Saleem alleged.He said the senior doctor was informed about the situation and he got angry with the juniors and apologised to him over the hospital’s staff mistake. The blood group of Rehan was A positive and the hospital staff, once again, made a mistake and transfused A positive into Ramzan who also died because of the wrong blood type and the negligence of the doctors and paramedics. He said when they protested before the medical superintendent, he sent over a dozen doctors to check the babies who had already died.Saleem said the hospital staff removed the babies’ history from record and did not give them any document related to their treatment. He said although he was an illiterate but he was clear that both his sons had died because of the Nishtar Hospital’s doctors’ negligence.Saleem said he and his family were forced to leave the hospital and they staged a protest demonstration outside the hospital. They ended their protest while keeping in view the hardships other patients and their families had to face due to the road blockade, Saleem added.He demanded an independent inquiry into the incident and arrest of the doctors and other staff responsible for his sons’ death.Nishtar Hospital Medical Superintendent Dr Ashiq Malik refuted the allegations leveled by Shan Saleem, saying the both the babies had low weight.“The weight of each baby was hardly 1.5kg while they were over three weeks old,” he said, adding that both babies were not admitted to the hospital four days ago but they were brought on Monday in critical condition and were put on ventilators. Eateries bear the brunt LAHORE: The Punjab Food Authority (PFA) on Tuesday continued to seal eateries/restaurants of poor hygiene besides imposing heavy fine on them for poor hygiene and other issues.A team led by Director Daily Dawn, August 5,2015 (Operations) Ms Ayesha Mumtaz sealed an ice cream (Qulfi) unit at Katcha Ravi Road and had three people arrested in Ravi Town.It also sealed Madni Restaurant at Lower Mall and imposed fine on Max burger at Chauburji.The team also discarded 500 litres of unhygienic milk after it checked several vehicles at the city entry points — Saggian, Thokar, Kahna etc.Aziz Bhatti Town, according to a spokesman, sealed production unit of Al-Kareem Sweets, Ravi Town PFA team sealed Bhai Jan Sweets besides getting its owner and two workers arrested for unsealing the premises on their own. The same team sealed Moon Murgh Channay and Bismillah Hotel.Samanabad team sealed Master Biryani and Arshad Samosa in Moon Market besides imposing fine on Waris Nihari shop.Gulberg team sealed 786 Tikka Corner (Ghalib Market), Humayun Gujjar Nashta Point (Naseerabad) and International Sweets and Bakers (Model Town, M Block) and its Model Town branch.Iqbal Town team sealed Iceland at Allah Hu Chowk in Johar Town and imposed fine on Goga Naqeebia restaurant (Channay) at Raiwind Road. Nishtar Town team sealed Bamisaal Saviyan at Hahna Nu. KPOGCL to accelerate PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Oil and Gas Company Limited (KPKOGCL) would hydrocarbon exploration accelerate exploration and production activities in the province in order to leverage huge potential existed in the field of hydrocarbons and meet the energy requirements of the country."The KPOGCL activities in collaboration with domestic and International oil and gas exploration and production companies Daily Dawn, August 4,2015 has undertaken joint ventures for development of hydrocarbon sector in the province, which would usher in a new era of socio economic prosperity not only in the province but also across the country",company sources told APP.According to the sources, KP provincial government keeping in view of the increasing demand for energy sector in the province and in the country and help meet hydrocarbon demand in the country established the Company in 2013.The sources further said that in a short span of two years the company has enhanced and accelerated the oil and gas exploration specially attracting in the foreign investment in the sector and providing fool proof security and other facilities to the investors.This,they said has opened up a new vistas of opportunities for employment and for the welfare of people.The sources added that KP was blessed with huge hydrocarbon deposits as a number of domestic and foreign companies were producing 49000 barrel of oil and 380 MMCFT natural gas per day in the province.They disclosed that KPOGCL would soon organize Oil and Gas conference here in Islamabad aiming at to attract foreign as well as domestic investors in the field of Hydrocarbon.They called upon the domestic as well as foreign investors to take optimum benefits from the attractive and investment friendly policies of the government in the province for their own benefit and for the socio economic prosperity of the country. - APP ‘Iran ready to meet ISLAMABAD: Iran’s Ambassador Alireza Haghighian has called for stepped up efforts to increase Pakistan’s energy needs’ bilateral trade and economic cooperation and said his country is ready to fulfil Pakistan’s energy Daily Dawn, August 4,2015 needs.Talking to Dawn about the opportunities for expanding bilateral trade and economic ties created by Iran’s nuclear agreement with P5+1 countries, the ambassador emphasised bringing into

operation the agreements already signed by the two countries.He said strategies were needed to expand trade both in the short and long terms.The bilateral trade volume for FY2014-15 is a little over $200 million. The two countries plan to take it to $5 billion a year in the next five years, but there is hardly a visible strategy in place to achieve this ambitious target.“Iran is ready to fulfil Pakistan’s requirements of electricity, natural gas, crude oil and petro-chemicals,” the ambassador said, adding that his country was ready to cooperate with Pakistan in infrastructure projects like highways and rail tracks; construction of dams; and setting up of oil refineries and power plants.He said Iran had expected that Pakistan, in view of its energy crisis, would immediately move forward and complete laying the pipeline under the Iran-Pakistan gas project.The two countries performed the groundbreaking of the pipeline in March 2013, but while its Iranian portion is said to have been laid, Pakistan is yet to begin work on its side. Officials say the work was held up because of economic sanctions on Iran because of its nuclear programme. The Gwadar-Nawabshah pipeline being laid by the Chinese under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor project has created hopes that the IP plan may also be realised because after this only a small portion would be left for connecting with the Iranian pipeline.Ambassador Haghighian said the IP pipeline was the easiest, reliable, cost-effective and most feasible route for providing gas to Pakistan.He said Iran was providing 74MW of electricity to Pakistan’s bordering towns and the two countries had agreed to increase the supply to 100MW. Work was in progress for laying another transmission line to provide 100MW to Gwadar, he said.“A feasibility study for exporting 1,000MW to Pakistan’s national grid has been completed and is on the bilateral agenda,” the ambassador said.He recalled that the two countries had signed agreements on increasing the number of flights between them and holding industrial and trade fairs. “These accords, among others, need to be operationalised,” he said.There also have been twinning agreements between Karachi and Shaheed Rajai ports and Gwadar and Chabahar ports. Making these agreements operational, he said, would facilitate investment, exchange of information, sea environment protection, port infrastructure development and provision of shipping services. “Joint working groups need to be set up in this regard,” he said.The envoy said opening of new border crossings and markets had also remained on the agenda. Action against LAHORE: The Punjab Food Authority (PFA) continued sealing food outlets, eateries and production unhygienic eateries, food units besides imposing fines on them on Monday.According to a PFA spokesperson, a team, headed by Director Ayesha Mumtaz, inspected the Shezan Beverage Factory on the Bund Road and sealed units continues its pickle section due to mould and fungus on raw carrots and turnips to be used for pickle, open Daily Dawnn , August 4,2015 drain, improper screening of product processing areas, opening for rodents and no medical certificate of female food handlers/workers.The same team also sealed another drinks’ factory, producing spurious drugs by using labels of international brand at Babu Sabu.Iqbal Town PFA team imposed heavy fine on Jack the Rebel Restaurant in Johar Town and Lahore Broast for poor personnel hygiene and other issues.Shalimar Town team seized 400 litres of unhygienic milk.Data Town team sealed Data Restaurant near Data Darbar due to unhygienic conditions, dirty freezer and washing area. The same team sealed King Burger on Abdul Kareem Road due to uncovered food, dirty dustbin, no expiry date on bread and dirty washing area. It sealed Shan Charga at Islampura due to resistance by owners and unhygienic conditions, dirty washing area, cockroaches, dirty nails of workers and open drainage.Another team in Shalimar Town lodged an FIR against Shalimar Company owner and got his three workers arrested due to illegal de-sealing of the factory and working without permission. The unit was earlier sealed on account of selling loose oil in a tankerIt imposed Rs25,000 fine on a takeaway on the Shalimar Link Road due to dirty floor and freezers, substandard food and unhygienic conditions.It imposed Rs15,000 fine on Butt Sweets and Bakers due to broken eggs and dirty freezers and as much fine on Good Luck Bakers due to incomplete labelling and uncovered food.Gulberg Town team sealed Shan Hotel and Cakes and Bakes’ pizza section at Raja Market. Fine was also imposed on Dominoes Pizza at Kalma Chowk.Aziz Bhatti Town team sealed Karachi Hot & Spicy Restaurant at Manawan due to unhygienic condition of the freezer, poor working conditions, no medical certificates for workers, flies and poor washing area. Hepatitis wonder drug ISLAMABAD: Sohail Qadir, 40, had been using injections for years to relieve himself of Hepatitis C. inaccessible to patients Since his Interferon injection treatment has become ineffective, his doctor has advised him to switch Daily Dawn, August 4,2015 over to new wonder drug molecule Sofosbuvir - brand name Sovaldi.It is an expensive drug. But the poor man finds himself in a quandary – and like him thousands of other Hepatitis C patients in the country - not so much because of the cost but because of the sole right that the importer of the drug enjoys.In Pakistan, a month’s supply of Sovaldi costs Rs33,300 and the treatment lasts six months. Though the same costs $26,000 in the U.S., its American manufacturer sells it to Pakistan for just $333 as charity.Sohail Qadir’s troubles began when he reached Vikor Enterpises in Satellite Town, the only chemist authorised to sell the medicine in Rawalpindi, with his prescription. He was told the drug is sold to only those who produce the prescription written by a certain renowned doctor of the city.While the medicine brought good news to the 10 million Hepatitis patients in Pakistan, it is said its smuggling out of the country has created problems for the government and the importers. Ironically efforts to curb the smuggling have made access to the medicine difficult.“I’m told that the private clinic of the designated doctor charges Rs 2,500 for writing the prescription,” said Sohail Qadir.After the designated chemist flatly turned his request to accept the prescription of his doctor, he said he turned to the Holy Family Hospital. There his beseeching got him the prescription and the medicine.“As I have to take the medicine for six months, I face the same struggle next month,” he said.Indeed, a large number of Hepatitis C patients, especially those from small towns around Rawalpindi and Islamabad, face the same situation. Most of them prefer the Rs2,500 at the private clinic and get the medicine rather than struggle like Sohail Qadir. While talking to Dawn, Vikor Enterprises’ employee Yasir Husain said: “We don’t want to put any hurdles in the way of patients but they are required to present prescription from a credible doctor, along with the photocopy of his CNIC. That is why the medicine is being sold by only one distributor,” he said.“We cannot trust doctors sitting in every street and prescribing medicines. We will have a problem on our hands if the medicine produces (adverse) reaction,” he said.Dr Waseem Khawaja,

gastroenterologist of the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims), was witness to the sole distribution centre advising a patient to bring a prescription from a particular private clinic.“It is strange that the centre accepts prescriptions written by only those doctors who are ‘registered’ with it. All PMDC registered doctors, especially those who have been treating only patients of Hepatitis, should be allowed to prescribe the medicine,” he said, adding that he tried to but could not contact the managing director of the centre.“It is the job of the customs to stop smuggling. The medicine should be available at all chemist stores,” he said.Secretary National Health Services Ayub Sheikh said that smuggling of the medicine would be a loss of foreign exchange to the country.“I will talk to the company that there should be a simple registration process. If distribution centre wants to register doctors it should register many doctors in every city,” he said.“I will write to the company and instruct them that a patient should be registered once and after that he should get medicine without prescription for next six months,” he added. Water shortage hits ISLAMABAD: The people living adjoining areas of Airport are facing shortage of water.The areas airport vicinity including, Shah Khalid Colony, Faisal colony and Fazal Town are not recieving sufficient supply of The Statesman, August 4,2015 water.People demanded of Managing Director Water and Sanitation Agency WASA to take solid steps for providing the basic need.A resident of Shah Kahlid Colony, Haji Waheed talking to APP said that there was no such arrangements were made to provide water adding that "we have to fetch water far flung areas to meet the daily needs.He said that we could not afford water tank that was unaffordable as Rs 750 had to pay twice in a week to get water from this source.Another resident of the locality, Haseeb Bhatti said that there were register many complaints but the authorities have closed their eyes over the grave issue.The residents urged the concerned authorities to take serious action and provide the water on priority.On the other hand, Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) claimed that there was no water shortage in the city and water was being distributed regularly. - APP Rawalpindi observes RAWALPINDI: On the instructions of the Punjab government, the City District Government Anti-dengue Day Rawalpindi (CDGR) observed an anti-dengue day on Sunday.The day included a cleanliness drive Daily Dawn, August 3,2015 and walks to raise awareness regarding ways to prevent dengue virus.The CDGR cancelled the weekly holiday for all local government officials on Sunday and carried out dengue mosquito surveillance in their offices.Teachers and staff at schools and colleges were also called to supervise the cleanliness drives at their institutions.An anti-dengue walk led by Rawalpindi Arts Council (RAC) Resident Director Waqar Ahmed started from the Council passing through Double Road ended at Nawaz Sharif Park Murree Road. At the end of walk, Resident Director Waqar Ahmed distributed pamphlets among the participants. Addressing the participants at the occasion, he said that there is emphasis on cleanliness in Islam and if everyone takes responsibility, dengue virus could be stopped from spreading.Before the walk, RAC staff participated in a cleanliness drive which included cleaning the RAC offices and taking out water from a fountain and flower beds. For the awareness of general public, a documentary film on dengue has been shown to audiences before each programme at the auditorium of the council.At Rawal Town Municipal Administration (RTMA) offices, the staff of the civic body held a walk from their offices to Liaquat Bagh led by Town Municipal Officer Mir Akmal.They distributed pamphlets among the people for raising awareness and adopting preventive measures to avoid the spread of the dengue virus in the city areas.TMO Mir Akmal also visited the under construction building of RTMA and asked the relevant staff to speed up the work to shift the offices in the new building and directed workers to take measures to prevent water from accumulating in the basement and parking area.At the seminar organised by Punjab Population Welfare District Officer Shireen Sukhan and Benazir Bhutto Hospital representative Dr Asma Ahmed briefed the participants on the prevention of dengue virus.Dr Ahmed told the participants that dengue could prove fatal so it is important to take steps to prevent the spread of virus.“Avoid letting water accumulate in and around the house and wear full-sleeved clothing,” she said. Fire damages control PESHAWAR: A fire caused by electricity overload damaged the control room of Sheikh Mohammadi room of major KP grid grid station on the outskirts of provincial capital on Sunday, the Peshawar Electric Supply Company (PESCO) and rescue officials said.However, no casualty was reported.They said that the fire started station at around noon and it was brought under control after over two hours by the Rescue 1122 Daily Dawn, August 3,2015 firefighters. About 10 firefighters and three engines took part in the effort.A Pesco statement said that the fire at the 500KV Sheikh Mohammadi grid station was caused by overload and it gutted six breakers of 11KV. It said that though the fire had been controlled, power supply to areas linked to the affected 11KV feeders was still suspended.The statement said that the damaged feeders include Mashogagr, New Badbher, AWT, Sarband-I, Sarband-II and Balarzai. Ogra likely to raise gas ISLAMABAD: In view of completion of quorum in the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) and a prices commitment given by government to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Ogra is soon likely to Daily Dawn, August 3,2015 begin implementing policy directives regarding a 30 per cent increase in prices of natural gas, according to sources.The consumer gas prices have generally remained unchanged since January 2013 because of a “freeze” imposed by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.Finance Minister Ishaq Dar, however, gave a commitment to the IMF in June that the government would recover by July the losses incurred by gas utilities due to the “freeze”. But the prices could not be increased in July due to Ramazan.“The loss in cost recovery incurred by gas companies due to delayed price notifications of fiscal 2014-15 (due in July and January) will be fully recuperated in the new tariff which we will notify and implement by July 1, 2015. We will also make any necessary adjustments to notified prices to reflect imported gas prices, so that the cost of this gas will be fully reflected in the LNG tariff on a monthly basis,” Mr Dar informed the IMF in writing.According to the sources, three critical issues top Ogra’s agenda after its quorum has been completed after a gap of about three years. Hectic legal and financial consultations are currently under way to urgently dispose of regulatory business that has been in limbo for three years.These include approval of the final revenue requirements of the country’s two gas utilities for 2012-13 and 2013-14 and review of the estimated revenue requirements for fiscal year 2014-15, disposal of over 600 petitions and complaints, and finalisation of sale price for imported liquefied natural gas (LNG) which is being supplied to various consumers without any legal cover.According to the sources, Ogra’s first priority is to finalise the revenue requirements of the Sui Southern Gas Company Ltd (SSGCL) and Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Ltd

(SNGPL) because the two utilities have been unable to meet the mandatory requirement of finalising their annual accounts and their presentation to stock exchanges and the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan.This work will be followed by finalisation of decisions on the 600-odd petitions that have been piling up over the last three years. The finalisation of price for imported LNG involves some legal complications and Ogra will like to defer it for now. The sources say a government team will try to convince the IMF staff mission, during their meetings in Dubai, to wait for a few days before Ogra could complete its tariff determinations. However, in view of the slippages on a couple of other issues (fiscal deficit and privatisation) the government has already finalised all the documentation required for issuance of a notification for increase in gas tariff.In case the second course is adopted, the petroleum ministry will not be required to move a formal summary because detailed presentations were made to the prime minister and the finance minister before the government team led by Finance Secretary Dr Waqar Masood left for Dubai last week. “The notification for (gas) tariff will be prepared on a telephone call if the need arises,” a senior government official said.Meanwhile, the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the cabinet led by Mr Dar has already issued policy guidelines to Ogra for changes in the gas pricing mechanism.The changes are aimed at passing on to consumers the “deemed sales value of gas” on account of theft, loss in security-hit areas, minimum gas supply and higher unaccounted for gas. This will require about 30 per cent increase in gas rates.The guidelines will effectively double the amount of system losses to be charged to the consumers. The government will also like to adjust about Rs13 billion the SNGPL was forced to refund to the consumers because of a Lahore High Court judgment.The ECC directive requires Ogra to provisionally allow four different heads of gas volumes in the consumer tariff. These include “volumes pilfered by non-consumers but detected and determined by the companies in accordance with Ogra procedure as provided in Rule 30 of the Natural Gas Licensing rules, 2002, volumes consumed in law and order-affected areas and impact of change of bulk-retail ratio on UFG using the base year as 2003-04” Sanctions on Iran WASHINGTON: The Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline project will not yet benefit from the nuclear pipeline project still agreement that may ease economic sanctions on Tehran, says the US State Department.On July 14, the United States and five other world powers signed a deal with Iran, which would end international there, says US economic sanctions on Tehran if it abandoned its nuclear weapons programme.Tariq Fatemi, the Daily Dawn, August 3,2015 prime minister’s special adviser on foreign affairs, told a think-tank in Washington last week that Pakistan welcomed the deal because it would open the doors for economic cooperation with Iran, including the construction of a pipeline to bring natural gas for the energy-starved South Asian nation.Asked to comment on Mr Fatemi’s statement, a State Department spokesman Mark Toner said the lifting of sanctions for commercial deals with Iran had not started yet.“We don’t consider Iran open for business yet, and there’s no new sanctions relief beyond the very limited relief under the joint plan of action that’s been in place since January 2014,” he said. “When Iran meets its key nuclear steps and we get to implementation day, then there will be commensurate relief of nuclear- related sanctions.”The US official said that he would not offer “specific opinion” on “various possible future economic relations or economic deals or whatever, business deals.”But “should those conversations progress to any transactions or other activities that are still sanctionable prior to implementation day, then we’ll continue to fully implement and enforce our sanctions,” he added.Replying to another question, Mr Toner said the United States had close counter-terrorism cooperation with India, and supported New Delhi’s demand for bringing those to justice who were responsible for the Mumbai terrorist attacks.“Our hearts go out to the victims of that attack and we want to see justice served, obviously, and we want to see the perpetrators brought to justice,” he said. Overloading of ISLAMABAD: Overloading of commercial vehicles causes major damages to National Highways and commercial vehicles Motorways like fatigue failure and rutting etc.An official of National Highway Authority told APP that assessment of road damages in terms of financial losses caused by overloading is a very complex causing major damages and non-tangible exercise in presence of multiple causes attributed to failure of pavements in to national highways, Pakistan like use of substandard construction materials and construction methods, inadequate motorways compaction, improper drainage system, type and condition of vehicles and number of passes of axle The Statesman, August 3,2015 load but it is a fact that overloading is one of major cause of road damages.He said that axle load control regime is being pursued in light of the experiences and literature available on it in developed countries like USA, UK, Malaysia and Australia etc.He said that several steps have been taken by Ministry of Communications to control overloading of vehicles on Motorways and National Highways in the country.He said that 94 weigh stations have been set up on various locations on Motorways and National Highways as per requirement. Moreover fines on overloaded trucks as per National Highways Safety Ordinance (NHSO) 2000 by National Highways and Motorway Police are being imposed.He said that overloaded vehicles as checked through weigh stations at entry points of Motorways are not allowed to enter into Motorways and on National Highways and fine is imposed on overloaded vehicles as stipulated in National Highways Safety Ordinance-2000.Campaign through print and electronic media is launched to create awareness among the travelers as well as general public for discouraging the tendency of overloading is regularly being done and series of stakeholders meetings in this regard have been organized by NHA during the past few years. He said meetings were also held with provincial governments to impose the load restriction regime on provincial network as well and a stakeholders' Conference regarding Axle Overload Control was held recently in Islamabad to formulate action plan for strict control of overloading with coordination and consultation of stakeholders. - APP PFA seals five oil units LAHORE: The Punjab Food Authority (PFA) sealed five cooking oil units and had seven people for using dead animals arrested in the Chowki Crawl area after it found the workers extracting oil from dead animals fats.The The Statesman, August 3,2015 PFA team was led by its Director (Operations) Ayesha Mumtaz. Cases have also been registered against units’ owners, said a press release.PFA Iqbal Town team imposed a heavy fine on Bahria Grand Hotel at Bahria Town over poor hygiene and Bahria Food Court due to incomplete labeling, missing expiry dates on masala and broken freezer.Fine was also imposed on Subway, Bahria Town Branch and Shan Barbecue, Raiwind Road, due to poor hygiene.Ravi Town team imposed fine on

Gourmet Bakers at Qila Muhammadi on a public complaint besides fine on Pak Kashmir Hotel, Faisal Hotel and Naeem Café.In Samanabad, the PFA fined Butt Sweets. In Gulberg Town, it imposed fine on, Pizza Hut and Baba Gee Food. The team sealed production unit of Taj Mahal Sweets at Liaqatabad.Nishtar Town team sealed Khwaja Murrabajaat Factory in the Kot Lakhpat area and seized 50,000kg of Murraba (preserved food) besides getting an FIR lodged against the owners.The Punjab Food Authority teams in Wagah and Aziz Bhatti towns sealed an unnamed shop from where milkmen used to purchase powder to make artificial milk at Jallo Morr. Shalimar Town team imposed fine on NN Grill at Nakhuda Chowk and Special Cakes on the GT Road.Data Ganj Bakhsh town’s team sealed Annayat Moti Choor Laddu House at New Anarkali and imposed fine on Butt Karahi Tikka Family Restaurant, Lakshmi Chowk, for placing chicken on floor

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