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Chohan at Chief Minister Office Here on Saturday The Business Minimum 08: oC Maximum 23: oC Sunset 04:59pm | Sunrise 06:48am 03 (Tomor - LLAAHHOORREE www.thebusiness.com.pk Sunday , December 08, 2019 FAJAR 05:21 AM ZOHAR 11:53 PM ASR 03:22 PM MAGRIB 04:59 PM ISHA 06: 25 PM Quick Read Firdous, Fayyaz for highlighting soft image of Pak By Our Staff Reporter LAHORE: Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Information and Broadcasting Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan has said that all wings of the Informa - tion Departments in the center and province must join hands to evolve bet - ter communication strategies and pres - ent soft image of the country to the world. She was addressing a meeting jointly chaired by SAPM Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan and Minister Information Punjab Fayyaz ul Hassan Chohan at Chief Minister Office here on Saturday. Dr Firsous Ashiq Awan said better LAHORE: Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Information and Broadcasting, Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan along with Fayyaz ul Hasan Chohan, Provincial coordination among all government de - Information Minister chair a meeting of All Departments of Information Minstery. partments was vital for highlighting success of the government on all fronts and nullifying propaganda of the enemy. Police launch Representatives of the Press Infor - mation Department (PID), Associated crackdown Press of Pakistan (APP), Pakistan Tel - evision (PTV), Pakistan Broadcasting Funds for treatment of against criminals Corporation (PBC), PEMRA and Di - rectorate General Public Relations By Our Staff Reporter (DGPR) Punjab attended the meeting. Provincial Minister Fayyaz ul Has - LAHORE: Lahore Police (Cantt san Chohan highlighted his priorities as Division) in its crackdown against Information Minister and called upon deserving patients released the criminals arrested as many as all departments to work tirelessly for —More than Rs 21.028m allocated for treatment 364 criminals and recovered 28 pis - the glory of the country. Chohan also tols, 06 rifles, 01 kalashankove, bul - announced to convene social media lets, more than 07kg Charas and convention in Punjab to present posi - of 10 liver transplant patients 743 liters of liquor. SP Cantt Divi - tive image of the country before the in - By Our Staff Reporter Javed, a resident of Barkat Town, Main Marrow Transplantation, Karachi. child after kidnapping in the area of sion Furqan Bilal had directed con - ternational community. GT Road, Adda Shabeel, Lahore. He is Moreover, Rs 2.4 million has been Ghala Mandi Sahiwal and sought a re - cerned DSPs and SHOs to take strict action against criminal gangs. Following the orders of also a liver patient and is admitted to provided to Rashid Noor, a resident of port from RPO Sahiwal. LAHORE: Accordingly Cantt Division Po - Punjab Chief Minister, the provincial Sheikh Zayed Hospital. Taunsa for treatment of his children, He further directed the administra - lice busted 04 gangs and arrested its Gas conservation government has released funds for The Punjab government also re - Ajwa Khan and Muhammad Ahmed. tion to ensure the provision of justice 10 member’s along with recoveries treatment of deserving persons. leased Rs 3.5 million for bone-marrow Rs 2.06 million has been released for to the affected family. worth more than 08 lakh and 75 awarenes walk According to a handout issued here transplant of Shaista Bibi, a resident of Wasif Riaz of Clifton Colony, Wahdat He also extended heartfelt sympa - thousands of rupees from on Saturday, more than Rs 21.028 mil - Mohalla Farid Gunj, Faisalabad. Road, Lahore. thies and condolence to the bereaved them.Moreover 43 Proclaimed and today lion has been released for treatment of She is admitted to Armed Forces Also, Rs 1.8 million has been re - family. Court Offenders of A&B categories By Our Staff Reporter 10 patients for liver transplant, bone Bone-Marrow Transplant Centre, leased for cancer treatment of Tasleem CM grieves over the loss of pre - in cases of theft, Cheque dishonor marrow and treatment of other dis - Rawalpindi. Ali, a resident of Mohallah Bani, For - cious lives in a road accident: Buzdar fraud and other crimes were ar - LAHORE: Gas conservation eases. Funds of Rs 2 million has been pro - est Office, Rawalpindi. has expressed a deep sense of sorrow rested. Police also recovered more awarenes walk onrginased under the While funds worth Rs 2.6 million vided for bone-marrow transplant of Similarly, Rs 1.1 million has been and grief over the loss of precious than 01 lakh of rupees from the 82 Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited had been released for liver transplant Muhammad Usman, a resident of Bund released for treatment of cancer patient human lives in a road accident in criminals in its successful action (SNGP) would be held today (Sunday). of Bushra Shehzadi, a resident of Road, Nai Sabzi Mandi, Jhang Saddar. Muhammad Anas, a resident of Mo - Muzaffargarh. against gamblers. Police also ar - According to the press release of Housing Colony, Nanaka Sahib, who Funds of Rs 3.4 million has been re - hallah Janndi Haveli Lakha, Tehsil De - He extended heartfelt sympathies to rested 08 criminals during its action Media Affairs Department of SNGP is admitted to Sheikh Zayed Hospital, leased for bone-marrow transplant of palpur, Okara. the bereaved heirs and directed the ad - against brothels’. Cantt Division has orginsed gas conservation awarenes Police also arrested 97 criminals for Lahore. Hafiz Maaz, a resident of New City CM takes notice of murder of a ministration to provide best treatment walk at 10:30 am at Hussain Chock, violating Kite Flying, One Wheel - Similarly, Rs.2 16 million has been Multan, who is admitted to National Buzdar has facilities to the injured. He also sought MM Alam Road Lahore. Amer Tufail minor child in Sahiwal: ing, Aerial Firing, Price Control, MD SNGPL will be the chief guest of released for liver transplant of Amjed Institute of Blood Diseases & Bone- taken notice of the murder of a minor a report from the administration. Bagging and Loudspeaker. the gas conservation awarenes walk. GCU VC visits Sufi Night held new campus NAB detects another mega at Al-Hamra By Our Staff Reporter By Our Staff Reporter LAHORE: A musical event ti - LAHORE: Government College tled “Sufi Night” was held for Sufi University Lahore (GCU) Vice Chan - corruption case of Shehbaz: Chohan By Our Staff Reporter ily. "These officers are involved in The minister said that Shehbaz that it looked that Sharif brothers had Music lovers on Saturday featuring cellor Prof Dr Asghar Zaidi on Satur - the performances of Sufi Band day visited the under-construction new transferring billions of rupees to abroad should see David Rose who had writ - no plan to return, however, whenever LAHORE: Punjab Information from where this money returned in fake ten an article about his corruption in the they returned, they would be arrested. “Teen Taal” and “Alhamra Un - campus of the university at Kala Shah plugged” which enthralled the audi - Kaku and reviewed development work. Minister Fayyaz-ul-Hassan Chohan accounts on the name of poor after this "Daily Mail" on which Shehbaz had Denying any deal, he said that Prime ences through their exceptional The vice chancellor issued directions said on Saturday that another mega cor - these amounts were transferred to the announced to go to the courts to sue Minister was a human-friendly person, to officers concerned to resolve differ - ruption and money laundering case of accounts of Sharif family," he elabo - against the journalist. so he allowed Sharif brothers to go on performances. A remarkable ent issues like grounds levelling, elec - PML-N president Shehbaz Sharif had rated. The minister said that a company "Now he is in London then why does the recommendations of courts. turnout of viewers was observed on tricity, clean drinking water supply, been detected by the National Ac - "Good Nature" had been made and two not he sue David," he questioned. ETPB retrieves properties from the occasion at Alhamra Arts Centre beautification and transport by May countability Bureau (NAB). persons including Anwar Ahmad Sa - He said that David had written that encroachers the Mall. 2020, according to a press statement. Addressing a press conference here roor and Shoaib Kharal shifted the Shehbaz was "Coffin thief" while The Evacuee Trust Property Board Director General Punjab Institute He announced that academic activi - at the Directorate General Public Rela - looted money to the accounts of She - Nawaz was 'head of dacoits'. The of - (ETPB) retrieved property worth mil - of Language Art and Culture, Ms. ties would commence on the new cam - tions (DGPR), he said that former hbaz Sharif, Nusrat, Hamza Shehbaz fered Shehbaz Sharif that he could give lions rupees from land grabbers and en - Saman Rai was the guest of Honour pus from the next academic year. rulers had converted the chief minister and Salman Shehbaz. money to any expansive lawyer to sue croachers at Nankana Sahib in an of the event. On the occasion, Di - Campus Engineer Shahid Abroo secretariat as the hub of corruption and He said that Shehbaz was continu - against David, if he (Shehbaz) was so operation. The ETPB sources said on rector General PILAC, Ms. Saman briefed the vice chancellor about the money laundering. ously telling lies by holding press con - poor. To a question, the minister said Saturday, the ETPB team with the help Rai said that, Sufi music is not project. Islamic and Oriental Learning He said that two officers including ferences in London. that Nisar Ahmad Gil was under cus - of local administration and police re - bound by colors, nations or borders; Prof Dr Sultan Shah, Registrar Saboor Nisar Ahmad Gil and Ali Ahmad Malik Chohan said the NAB was investi - tody of the NAB and details of the case covered 16 precious properties by de - the event was undoubtedly a de - Ahmad Khan and Director Facilities were working in the CM secretariat as gating the case and soon the details would be shared in few weeks.
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