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IDP IDP IDP CRISIS RESPONSE BULLETIN July 11, 2016 - Volume: 2, Issue: 28 IN THIS BULLETIN HIGHLIGHTS: English News 03-20 More monsoon rains expected across country 03 PDMA issues alert as Met forecast heavy rains 03 Advisor monitors dengue surveillance teams; Reviews patients’ 04 Natural Calamities Section 03-06 treatment Safety and Security Section 07-14 PM directs to use all available resources for relief activities in 05 Public Services Section 15-20 flood-hit areas of chitral Disaster prevention rehabilitation staff ready for work 05 Maps 21-23 Many undocumented Afghan refugees behind kidnappings, 07 terrorism: Imran War against terrorism: Pakistan urges Kabul to exploit Zarb-e-Azb 11 Urdu News 30-24 gains US welcomes Gen Sharif's statement; acknowledges Pakistan's 12 Natural Calamities Section 30-29 sacrifices in war on terror People in KP, Balochistan paying more for CNG consumption 15 Safety and Security section 28-27 Poor planning decried: Illegal fuel sellers get chance to fleece 16 Public Service Section 26-24 tourists

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NATURAL CALAMITIES

NEWS HEADLINES DETAILS More monsoon rains ISLAMABAD: The met office has forecasted more monsoon rains across the country from today expected across country till Thursday. A met office spokesman said that a low pressure over central parts of India and a Pakistan Today, July 11, 201 fresh westerly wave are heading towards Pakistan and are likely to bring rain and dust thunderstorm with isolated heavy falls at number of places in Punjab, Islamabad, lower Sindh and Kashmir. The spokesman said that rain and dust thunderstorm with isolated heavy falls is also expected at scattered places of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Federally Administered Tribal Areas, upper Sindh and eastern Balochistan during this period. The met office advised all the authorities concerned to remain alert from Monday to Thursday as isolated heavy downpours may trigger flash floods in vulnerable areas PDMA issues alert as Met ISLAMABAD/PESHAWAR: The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) Khyber- forecast heavy rains Pakhtunkhwa has issued alert as Met Office has forecast heavy rains and thunderstorm in Punjab SAMAA News, July 11, 201 and parts of KP from Monday, Samaa reported. PDMA says heavy rains can cause flash floods at different places of the KP province. The authority has directed district administrations throughout the province to be vigilant and take precautionary measures to avert human and material losses. Drains in Lakki city LAKKI MARWAT: The clogged drainage system in the city is posing a threat to the local residents clogged ahead of with monsoon season approaching fast. The residents complained that drains were clogged in almost all parts of the urban locality and the Tehsil Municipal Administration seemed disinterested monsoon rains to launch cleanliness and de-silting drive. The News, July 11, 201 The apathy on part of the Tehsil Municipal Administration authorities and bigwigs of local government has turned the major town of the district into a city of filth and garbage. Last year the monsoon rains exposed the faulty and poor drainage system in urban locality as flashfloods had caused large scale disaster but authorities concerned didn’t pay any heed to rectify and overhaul it. Flashfloods caused human losses and damaged properties besides making people homeless in Michenkhel, Saeedkhel, Khoidadkhel, Dall Mills Area, Graban and other localities of Lakki city, the previous year. Several localities are still prone to the floods due to clogged drains. The choked drains and heaps of garbage dumped in streets and lanes, if not cleaned and removed, will make the citizens to face the hazards of flashfloods this year too. The residents say they repeatedly requested local government representatives to direct authorities of municipal administration to launch a cleanliness drive before Eidul Fitr, but to no avail. “The campaign to clean the clogged drains of filth and garbage with the help of heavy machinery has been completed successfully in Naurang town”, said a social activist. He said the drive would help make the urban locality clean and beautiful and reduce flood threats.But the situation is quite different in Lakki city where majority of drains are not covered and therefore local residentsespecially traders throw rubbish in them. Every year the roads and streets are submerged under rainwater in monsoon season due to poor drainage system in Lakki city. The main entrance to Haqdadabad, the most congested locality of Lakki city, presents the look of a pool of stagnant water as no proper cleaning of drains has been carried out for the last several weeks. The drains in Mehmood Street of the same urban area are also blocked since long causing spread of stench and bad odor. A local resident said that Member Provincial Assembly Munawar Khan and Tehsil Nazim Hidayatullah Khan visited the locality several times and promised carpeting of street and repairing broken drains. “But the lawmaker as well as tehsil nazim couldn’t fulfill promises so far leaving the people with the single option to face troubles and miseries,” he added. An official of Lakki Tehsil Municipal Administration wishing no to be named confirmed that they had received a letter from the Provincial Disaster Management Authority with instructions to clear the drains of plastic bags, silt and garbage. “The letter contained Pakistan Meteorological Department forecast that 20 percent increase in rainfall is expected in this year’s monsoon season,” he maintained. NDMA to dispatch 30 ISLAMABAD: National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) Chairman Major General Asghar tonnes of wheat for Chitral Nawaz on Saturday directed the officials of NDMA to dispatch 30 tonnes of wheat for the flood affected people of Chitral on Saturday. According to Radio Pakistan, he issued the directives flood victims during a visit to the flood hit areas of Chitral, including Ursoon Village, to monitor the relief and Daily Times, July 10, 2016 rehabilitation work there. He was accompanied by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Disaster Management Authority director general and civil administration officials. Relief goods for flood-hit PESHAWAR: Expressing grave concern over non-provision of basic amenities to flood-hit people Chitral demanded of Chitral, a social worker and Naib Nazim of Union Council Malakandher, Jamil Chitrali has The Nation, July 10, 2016 demanded of the government to provide relief goods to the people. While talking to media persons on Saturday at Peshawar Press Club, Jamil lamented that no relief goods were provided despite passage of a week of the recent floods, which destroyed the houses of people and basic infrastructure in several parts of the district especially Arsoon area, wherein communication system was totally destroyed. He informed that after floods devastations in the area, inhabitants were being faced with immense difficulties of basic needs like clean drinking

water, shelter and food. Jamil criticized both the federal and provincial governments for failing to take in time steps and extend relief goods to mitigate the sufferings of the affected families.He added though the PTI-led provincial government did announce Rs 300,000 compensation to each affected family, which he termed as insufficient for rehabilitation of their damaged infrastructure, and asked to increase the amount to Rs 1 million. Jamil said the devastated floods that hit most areas in Arason during the last days of the Holy month of Ramazan, but the authorities didn’t response swiftly, due to which flood affectees were being compelled to live in the open-sky, he added. He maintained that government announcements for supporting the needy remained only to statements and reluctant to give practical shape to it. He informed that Arason was a very congested area but lack all basic facilities, adding around 35 people had been killed and nearly dozens of houses were completely washed away by the recent flash floods. Criticizing the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), he said the authority neither start any activity nor establish any emergency response center in the flood-affected areas, while it also lack active meteorological system to inform the about precautionary steps before any floods situations. Chitrali alleged that there is enough distance between the affected areas and Deputy Commissioner Office, which created hurdles to serve the people, therefore, government should transfer the authority to local administration aimed at providing basic facilities and perform responsibilities in a proper way. Dengue fever effects 17 in ISLAMABAD: Despite anti-dengue campaigns to eliminate the disease, the syndrome persisted to Rawalpindi rise during the Eidul Fitr holidays as at least three more patients were admitted in different Pakistan Today, July 10, 2016 hospitals, increasing the toll of dengue patients to 17. According to details, the Punjab government had issued directives to district health department to revoke the Eidul Fitr holidays of workers of anti-dengue campaign to continue the drive. Sources said the anti-dengue campaigners recovered dengue larvae from 107 places which has alarmed the district authorities. The provincial government has taken notice of the alarming situation and has expressed its determination to wipe out dengue from the province. The officials of district health department said that any kind of neglect during the anti-dengue campaigns would be intolerable. They said in order to achieve the goal, it is essential that citizens should also play their role by cooperating with staff to eliminate the dengue larvae. More funds sought to MANSEHRA: After the sanctioning of Rs7.8 billion, the National Highway Authority has demanded operate MNJ Road in all that the federal government allocate Rs350 million more to make the Mansehra-Naran-Jalkhad weathers Road operational for all weathers. DAWN News, July 9, 2016 Work on a project to widen the road, build tunnels at its parts close to glaciers, and embank areas prone to landslides is in progress from Kaghan valley (Mansehra) to Chelas (Gilgit-Baltistan) at a cost of Rs7.8 billion. A major chunk of the sanctioned funds has already been spent on the purchase of land. “We have demanded an extra amount of Rs350 million to operationalise the Mansehra-Naran- Jalkhad Road as an ‘all-weather road.’ Work on the widening, tunneling and carpeting of the road from Balakot to Chelas is already in progress,” a NHA official told Dawn. The official said the road had been reopened to traffic after cutting big glaciers at various points and removing mudslides fallen on it at many places this week. Widening, tunneling and carpeting of road already underway. He however said the full flow of traffic would be restored after the district administration took necessary measures to provide security to commuters and motorists. The official said the NHA, which had modern snow-removing machines, demanded money to build infrastructure on that section of the MNJ Road where the snow fell heavily in the winter season, and deploy its personnel permanently. He said the NHA had already taken up the matter with the federal government, which was expected to sanction the money to make 243km MNJ Road operational for all weathers. When contacted, NHA Hazara division general manager Jehangir Ahmad confirmed the authority had planned to make MNJ Road an ‘all-weather’ artery. He however insisted the federal government had yet to be approached for additional funds for the purpose. “We have hired foreign consultants for the project. They’re assuming the job in the middle of this month,” he said. The NHA official said the carpeting and tunneling of the MNJ Road was already underway and that work was likely to end in a month or two. President of the Kaghan Hoteliers Association Saith Matiullah said if the MNJ Road became operational in all weathers, the tourism industry in the valley would flourish and thus, generating enormous employment opportunities for both local and non-local residents. He said currently, the road was opened to the traffic only for four to five months in the summer season. Advisor monitors dengue LAHORE: Advisor to Chief Minister Punjab on Health Khawaja Salman Raffique spent two days of surveillance teams; Eid ul Fitr HOLIDAYS in official engagements. On the first day, the advisor visited Miani Sahab graveyard along with DCO Lahore Capt.(R). Muhammad Usman to monitor the dengue reviews patients’ surveillance teams. Khawaja Salman Raffique checked dengue surveillance teams busy in their treatment activities in the graveyard. Pak Observer, July 9, 2016 He appreciated the officials for their dedication with their duties despite of Eid HOLIDAYS. Khawaja Salman Raffique also visited Child Protection Bureau along with Federal Minister Pakistan Railways, Khawaja Saad Raffique. They met the children in the bureau and extended Eid greetings to the children. Meanwhile, the 2nd day of Eid, Advisor on Health Khawaja Salman Raffique visited Tehsil Headquarter Hospital Ferozwala. He reviewed the arrangements of medical treatment and

provision of free medicine to the patients. He inquired after the health of indoor patients. He also viewed the cleanliness condition in the hospital’s premises and expressed his satisfaction over the situation. DCO Sheikhupura Tariq Arqam, Assistant Commissioner Rana Shakeel, Deputy District Officer (Health) Dr. Adil and MS Dr. Shahid were also present. Later, Khawaja Salman Raffique visited Imamia Colony area and checked the dengue surveillance teams. Khawaja Salman Raffique lauded the efforts of the members of dengue surveillance teams and patted them. DCO Sheikhupura and the officers of Health Department were also accompanied the advisor. Over 200 Dead or Missing, Catastrophic floods have likely taken more than 200 lives in China and Pakistan this weekend Millions Homeless After after days of heavy rain. Catastrophic Flooding Hits In Pakistan, heavy monsoon rains and flash floods have claimed at least 30 lives and washed China, Pakistan away a mosque and several houses in Ursoon, an area of Chitral. Thirteen people are still missing Weather Channel, July 7, 2016 in Chitral, the district’s deputy commissioner Usama Waraich told Gulf News, adding that authorities were evacuating some residents with more rain forecast Monday. The mayor of Chitral district, Maghfirat Shah said the flash flooding hit as people were offering up special Ramadan prayers at the mosque. Dozens of worshippers were swept away in the floodwaters, which destroyed the mosque and damaged several nearby houses and a security post. Afghan authorities also said they had recovered 13 bodies, including eight Pakistani soldiers, which had been swept over the border from Chitral into Afghanistan, Gulf News said. The provincial chief minister, Pervez Khattak, expressed his grief over the tragedy and announced that the families would receive compensation of $300 for each loss of life. He said that he had given orders for disaster management officials to quickly provide the affected communities with tents, food, medicine and other relief goods. PM directs to use all Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif has directed beefing up rescue and relief efforts in rain available resources for and flood-hit areas of Chitral. He also directs officials concerned to assess the damages caused by recent flash floods. He asks to ensure maximum outreach and use of all available resources for relief activities in flood- hit relief activities for the victims especially proper medical care, food and shelter. Engr Ameer areas of chitral Muqam will update him about the progress on regular basis. Radio Pakistan, July 7, 2016 Relief Activities Relief operation is in full swing in the rain and flood affected areas of Drosh in Chitral district. According to Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a Pakistan Army helicopter has airlifted the injured people to Chitral. Provincial government has provided 350 tents, two hundred quilts and kitchen sets to Chitral district administration for distribution among the affected families. Rs 5 million has also been provided for purchase relief items for the affected people. Under the directives of Punjab Chief Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif, the Punjab government sent ten truck-loads of relief goods for the assistance of the flood-affected people. The consignment consists of tents, blankets, medicines, 100 food hampers and other articles of relief. The worst hit district was Chitral where the flood waters killed more than 40 people in the village of Ursoon near the Afghan border, which is home to some 100 families. Eighty-two homes in the village were affected by the waters with some of them swept away, along with a mosque and an army post. Ten trucks loaded with Ten trucks loaded with relief goods have arrived in Chitral from Lahore. relief goods arrive in The relief goods have been sent by PDMA Punjab under directive of Chief Minister Muhammad chitral from Lahore Shahbaz Sharif for the rain and flood affected people of Drosh area of Chitral district. According to Radio Pakistan, July 7, 2016 a spokesman of PDMA Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the relief goods include three hundred tents, one thousand blankets, three hundred plastic mats and one thousand baskets of food items Disaster prevention SHUKARPUR: A meeting on disaster prevention, disaster resilient rehabilitation and pre and post rehabilitation staff ready monsoon measures was organized by HANDS Shikarpur funded by Medico International [MI] at for work office of the National Commission for Human Development [NCHD] Shikarpur . Pak Observer, July 6, 2016 Agha Waheed Ahmed, the Social Welfare Officer was the chief guest on the occasion. Riaz Ali Mahar, the Sub Engineer of Hands Shikarpur presented an orientation presentation about pre and post monsoon measures while also presented their quarterly progress. Addressing on the occasion, he said that Hands Shikarpur has been working in four union council of Shikarpur including Union Council Zarkhail, Union Council Jano Shikarpur, Union Council Pir Bakhsh Shujrah and Union Council Lodra under the banner District Disaster Management Authority [DDMA] to create awareness among the villagers pertaining pre and post measures of monsoon, earthquake, fire incidents and other natural and unnatural disaster while the villagers of these union councils are now well trained that how they can control atmosphere of natural and unnatural disaster if it comes and set up committees consisting people of the villages, who have kept the contact numbers of Pakistan Disaster Management Authority [PDMA] as well as district administration while Hands has started 100 Community Protective Infrastructure [CPI] Schemes, under the banner Community Based Disaster Risk Management [CBDRM] of earth filling, bridge culvert, hand pump, box culvert and pipe culvert in these four union councils in which 45 CPI Schemes have been completed yet. Furthermore, Hands Shikarpur has started a tree plantation campaign to plant 1000 trees with the support of Forest Department Shikarpur in four union councils both sides of the road to improve the environmental atmosphere and identify the way if any an emergency take place. While, Hands Shikarpur has also arranged gatherings to share experiences of the villagers with each others to empower them at local level.

PDMA KP-Report on Flash Floods in Chitral As of July 5th, 2016 Introduction Torrential Rains resulted in flash floods in the stream located near Pak-Afghan border. The hill torrent washed away a mosque, Pak army check post and near-by houses. Joint search and rescue operation of Pak-Army, Police, Levis and Scouts is under way. Road networks in the Chitral district are operational till last report.

Life Losses & Life Losses: 29 Missing: 11 Recovered: 18 House House Damages Damages Children Male Female Children Male Female Children Male Female Fully Partially

6 21 2 4 7 0 2 14 2 19 27

 Missing includes 3 Jawans of Pak Army  Recovered dead body 18 including 5 Army Jawan  Injureis: 4

Relief Efforts A. By District Administration  Compensation cheques have been distributed among the affectees.  District Health Officer along with paramedical staff have visited the area and provided medical treatments and medicines to the affected population.  Food and non-food items have been distributed among the affectees.  C&W Department has immediately restored the roads for light traffics.  Irrigation and PHE departments are engaged in assessing the damages to irrigation  channels and water supply schemes respectively.  Rescue, relief and search operation is still ongoing by Chitral levies and Pak Army.  Two bodies have been recovered, one has been identified as Army personnel and the other is unknown as his head cut off from body.  Irrigation Deptt has been given the task to dismantle the artificial damming at Chitral river.

B. By Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA)-Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.  PDMA-KP has already provided 1200 tents, 6000 quilts to district administration Chitral at the onset of monsoon season- 2016.  500 tents, 100 kitchen sets, 400 plastic mats, 1000 hampers and 1200 blankets have been dispatched for the affected areas from PDMA warehouse.  D.C Chitral has been authorized to utilize the relief funds to the tune of Rs.15 million for relief activities (purchase of food items) in the affected areas.  General Manager, Utility Corporation Pakistan has been requested to ensure the provision of food items to District Administration, Chitral in the wake of Ursoon valley flash flood incident.

SAFETY AND SECURITY

NEWS HEADLINES DETAILS Many undocumented ISLAMABAD: PTI Chairman Imran Khan has said hostility towards the Afghan refugees within the Afghan refugees behind host population has grown because authorities have found undocumented Afghans behind kidnappings, terrorism: incidents of kidnappings for ransom and terrorism, particularly in Peshawar. Imran “The problem is that the locals complain about the crime, which is coming in from the refugee The News, July 11, 2016 camps. Most of the people who are picked up, who are kidnapped for ransom in Peshawar, the calls for ransom come from Afghanistan. The people are picked up, taken to Afghanistan and the [phone] calls come from there,” Khan told the Voice of America. “What we need is the help from seniors of the Afghan refugees who then cooperate with the police, which is what I have been trying to do, so that these criminals are isolated from the bulk of refugees,” he added. Authorities in a Pakistani border province say steps are being taken to prevent the police harassment of Afghan refugees, but those with no legal status will be arrested and deported. Pressure has grown — particularly from the host communities — calling for authorities to send the Afghans to their home country, citing economic and security concerns. Recent political tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have added to the challenges for one of the largest and most protracted refugee situations in the world, according to the United Nations. But Imran said efforts are being made to ensure a “comfortable” stay for Afghans legally. He said he has met with and organised meetings between the Afghan ambassador to Pakistan Hazrat Omer Zakhilwal and the provincial government and police chiefs to look into the problems, including allegations of police harassment and extortion. “There is no doubt that these are people living in desperate situations and they are not there out of their own will. It is because of the situation in Afghanistan and it is our duty to ensure that they live as comfortably as we can make them live,” said Imran. Local and UN refugee officials estimate there are three million Afghan refugees residing in Pakistan, including an estimated one million undocumented Afghans. Most refugee families have been living in exile for nearly four decades, after fleeing conflicts and persecution in their homeland. KP, hosts most of the refugees, despite being the smallest of all the four Pakistani provinces. Pakistani authorities blame the violence on militant groups operating out of volatile Afghan border regions, including fugitives linked to the extremistPakistani Taliban who are sheltering there. They also allege Afghan authorities are not doing enough to counter the illegal cross-border movement. Afghan ambassador Zakhilwal has acknowledged efforts Pakistani authorities have been making to ease refugees’ concerns. “Yes, the situation has improved since my meetings with Imran Khan and subsequent to that with [provincial chief minister] Parvez Khattak and the KP police chief,” he told VOA. Pakistan last month granted a six-month extension to registered Afghan refugees to legally stay in the country, urging the Kabul government and international community to step up efforts for a lasting solution to the refugee crisis. The repatriation process, however, has significantly slowed down in recent months because of the rise in Taliban-led violence and economic deterioration in Afghanistan. Only about 6,000 refugees have returned home, compared with nearly 60,000 in 2015, prompting the UN refugee agency to double financial grants from $200 to $400 per person for the registered families opting to go back to Afghanistan. Terrorist recruitment The war on terrorism has not been successful because although the al-Qaeda has suffered Daily Times, July 11, 2016 irretrievable losses IS has simultaneously managed to metamorphose into a new rapidly growing terrorist threat One of the more dreadful features of the Islamic State’s regime is that it has managed to recruit suicide bombers to die for a country that doesn’t even exist, and which, if did would not even be their own. Until recently, suicide bombing was a tactic practised by civilians in revolt against an occupying army. But in Iraq, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh and Europe, the Islamic State has used this tactic aggressively. Nonetheless, the brutal nihilism of the jihadi movement continues to attract young men and women from Europe, the US, Middle East, Central Asia and the subcontinent. None of the simple explanations for this stands up to reality. Simply western foreign policy cannot be blamed since the Islamic State is fighting a sectarian war against almost entirely Muslim armies, and its most effective enemies, Iran and its allies, are also enemies of America and Europe. Difficulty is finding the level of socially disparate groups that recruits to the global jihad, and this is unfortunately outside the scope and competence of the intelligence agencies. The growing threat of terrorism stems from the eagerness with which many young men and women from other parts of the world are being lured by religious fanatics. Nothing confirms this better than the increasing involvement of radicalised youths from Europe, United States Saudi Arabia and other Islamic countries. It is this globalisation of terrorist networks that spells doom for many countries though the hand of foreign recruits is also evident in the barbaric acts carried out by the so-called Islamic State. Recruitment tactics in the current global jihad is a phenomenon that has been studied by government, security services, academia and the media throughout the US and Europe up until the rage of recent terrorist attacks surprised the US, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Bangladesh. The gravity of attention to this phenomenon will take further time, but the indispensability of such endeavours became quite clear with the attacks in Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia. Previously seen as a relative backwater in the war on terrorism, Middle East and Asia are now on the frontline. It is

trench warfare, the harder you get at them the stronger they come back. The recent geographical extension imposed by the Islamic State necessitates serious concern. Strictly speaking, it would be impossible to consider the Saudi Arabia dimension of the global jihad as an isolated phenomenon. Instead it is intertwined with individuals, organisations, ideologies and situations across the world. Jihad is truly global in nature, and it would amount to folly to ignore its close links to the Middle East, South East Asia, Central Asia and North Africa. The idea for the terrorist analysts is to examine the level of changing pattern of recruitment activity as it unfolds in Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia, and whether it has a direct impact on the US and Europe, or affects other countries. While some may be surprised by the actual number of individuals being recruited for terrorist activity in Saudi Arabia and Bangladesh, this may not be the case. Since to present reliable figures on Saudi Arabia terrorists would require access to restricted government information across Saudi kingdom, needless to say, this would not possible to obtain, nor is it actually desirable. Several recent remarks by officials from European security services state that terrorist recruitment is on the rise. Taking these remarks into consideration, and at the same time assuming that evidence exists to verify claims, focus remains on the general trends exemplified by specific cases. An obsession with numbers would likely result in a skewed and potentially misleading analysis. Central question that should be answered is what future trends are to be expected in the recruitment to jihad in Europe and Islamic countries. In short, will Europe and Islamic countries experience a decline or an increase in recruitment to “Islamist” terrorism in the near to mid-term future? One is inclined to argue that they are likely to see increased participation in the global jihad. This development could lead to the assumption that threat from IS terrorism has not been annulled. While it is true that some terrorists have been put under considerable pressure, this perspective emphasises the organisational structure of a more or less defunct terrorist organisation, and does not take the wider social context into consideration. To simplify the argument, the war on terrorism has not been successful because although the al-Qaeda has suffered irretrievable losses IS has simultaneously managed to metamorphose into a new rapidly growing terrorist threat. Something that unites a very diverse group of militant Islamists is their decision to make a link to jihad. Previously, the radical mosques facilitated these contacts and served as important recruitment localities. But by constantly applying pressure on militant circles they either became exposed or have slowed down their activities considerably. This approach however, did not eliminate the further recruitment of terrorists but it has pushed IS militants to consider other options. There are signs that recruitment pattern has changed due to the intensive surveillance of radical institutions, which has forced militants further into different thinking. Instead they have now formulated a different strategy to recruit, and the continuing terrorist attacks signal a new development in which IS seems to be operating. Another stage in the war on terrorism has reached where young Muslim men educated in prestigious colleges and universities and raised in affluent backgrounds are being recruited. More importantly, after selection they are reported missing, or they disappear from their homes for months and their parents seem to have no knowledge about their whereabouts or information about the radicalisation of their children except for them becoming more interested in religion. In spite of the police reports registered by their parents there has been no information about what they were doing during their disappearance. The behaviour profile emerging from the individuals involved in Pakistan, US, Saudi Arabia and Bangladesh terrorist attacks suggest that the first signs of such a development were invisible for the law enforcement agencies in their terrorism risk analyses. There is a strong case to argue that this may no longer be a simple case of missing children scenario, but the hidden act of terrorist recruitment in process. Anti-terrorist operations and arrests of suspects are the visible element in contemporary counterterrorism. These are, needless to say, indispensable, but do not address the roots of the problem. Intelligence and security services should also, while fighting terrorism, concentrate on behavioural profiling that will allow them to better understand the ideological, cultural, educational, and social factors of this phenomenon in order to counter it efficiently. Averting the next attack obviously is a priority, but this can only be done when there is a thorough understanding of the changing tactics of IS recruitment strategies. The role of security services is vital but is only the tip of the iceberg. War on terror: US The US Counterterrorism and Intelligence Subcommittee Chairman have announced to hold a counterterrorism body to dialogue over Pakistan's role in combating terrorism in coming days. The House would initiate discussion on the topic 'Pakistan is friend of US in eliminating terrorism or not'. After the debating discuss Pakistan's role session, the lawmakers would suggest president Obama to frame new policy regarding Pakistan. Business Recorder, July 11, 2016 The Chairman said that Pakistan is not taking strict action against the terrorists like US and other democratic countries. He said that the participants would talk about the aid which is being given to Pakistan annually. On the other hand, a Congressman Matt Salmon alleged that Pakistan is still maintaining dual standard, therefore, he said the time has come when the US government should hold check and balance on the aid granted to Pakistan. He said that some questions would also be raised in front of Obama administration to reach the final conclusion. According to reports, the meeting would be attended by all the Congress chairmen and members, former US ambassador in Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad, Defence Analyst Bill Roggio and Assistant Professor in American university Teresa Bacon. Pakistan friend or foe, WASHINGTON: Senior US lawmakers and their witnesses are gathering on Capitol Hill on asks US Congress panel Tuesday to once again ask Pakistan if it is America’s friend or foe. The House Subcommittees on

Daily Dawn, July 11, 2016 Terrorism, Nonproliferation and Trade and Asia and the Pacific are jointly holding this hearing, hoping that it would help them determine how to deal with Pakistan, an old ally many in Congress no longer trust. The chairman of one of the subcommittees is a Republican lawmaker, Congressman Ted Poe, who never makes an effort to hide his dislike for Pakistan. “This hearing will give members the opportunity to learn more about Pakistan’s longstanding ties to terrorist groups and allow for a more informed reassessment of US foreign policy priorities vis-à-vis Islamabad,” said Mr Poe while explaining why he had called the hearing. Former US ambassador to Afghanistan and United Nations, Zalmay Khalilzad, is one of the three witnesses who have been asked to explain Pakistan and its policies to the lawmakers. The other two witnesses are Bill Roggio, senior editor, Long War Journal, and Tricia Bacon, Assistant Professor, American University. In a recent statement, Mr Khalilzad urged the United States to adopt a policy of total isolation against Pakistan and turn it into a “second North Korea” to force it to cooperate in Afghanistan. “The United States has spent tens of billions of taxpayer dollars in aid to Pakistan since 9/11. Now, 15 years later, Pakistan’s military and intel services are still linked to terrorist organisations and little success has been made to stabilise the region,” said Congressman Matt Salmon, who heads the Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific. “We must take a closer look at US goals, expectations and our aid spending in the region. In this hearing, we will discuss the Administration’s failed policy towards Pakistan and debate the best way forward,” he said. Youth gunned down in KARACHI: At least one person was killed and another injured early Monday morning Karachi over mobile phone allegedly by police at Sindhi Muslim Housing Society. dispute According to details, Abrar Hussain and Dilnawaz were trying to close a mobile phone deal when GEO TV, July 11, 2016 Dilnawaz drove away his car without paying. Abrar hung on to the car as it sped on, eye witnesses said. A police mobile crossing by opened fire at the car killing Abrar and injuring Dilnawaz, eye witnesses added. The two, Abrar and Dilnawaz, had met each other through an online portal for selling phones. Jinnah Hospital Medico-legal officer Dr Shehzad said that Abrar had been shot thrice. Meanwhile Dilnawaz was out of danger. Abrar’s family staged a protest outside the hospital and demanded justice. Police denied shooting dead the young boy. SHO Ferozabad claimed that he did not know the policemen who fired at the boys. Later during the day police added that the police vehicle belonged to the Counter Terrorism Department. Additional IG CTD Sanaullah Abbasi denied that any of his men were involved in the killing. “We have completed our investigation. No official from the CTD is involved in the killing,” he said. Meanwhile, police said that the number plate of Dilnawaz's car was fake. A Geo News reporter who visited the crime scene said that the Dilnawaz’s car had been shot at several time. The car was riddled with about 30 bullets, he said. TTP Shangla chief killed in A key member of the banned terrorist outfit Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) was killed during an CTD raid encounter with the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) in Mansehra, Business Recorder, July 11, 2016 police said. A police statement said, the dead terrorist was identified as Hafiz Nisa a key member of the TTP and head of the TTP Shangla chapter. He was wanted by law enforcers for numerous ambushes on security forces. Police also said Hafiz Nisa carried a head money of Rs1 million. This development comes just days after two other TTP terrorists were killed during a police fierce shootout on the Northern Bypass in Karachi. According to details, Hafiz Nisar was earlier nominated in several cases related to terrorism and attack on security forces in Battagram area of the province. An exchange of gunfire between CTD personnel and the terrorists occurred after the police conducted a raid on the militant's hideout, the police said. Police also said, Sahibullah a close aide of Hafiz Nisa was captured alive in an injured condition during the shootout. Police further also claimed that weapons and explosives were found from the totally destroyed vehicle used by the two terrorists after the exchange of gunfire with CTD personnel. Qaim lauds security steps KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah praised the inspector general of police, the for Edhi’s funeral director general of the Sindh Rangers and the officials of other security institutions for making The News, July 10, 2016 foolproof security arrangements for the funeral of eminent social worker Abdul Sattar Edhi on Saturday. In a statement, he said that Edhi was a great human being who served humanity selflessly. He further said that the participation of a large number of heads of various institutions and members of the public was showed the level of respect that the late Edhi had in their hearts. The chief minister said the Pakistan Army presented a guard of honour and a gun salute to the late Edhi. Pakistan stands with KSA Strongly condemning Monday's terror attacks, people from all walks of life have expressed in fight against terrorism: wholehearted support for the government. Commenting on the news, Pakistani Ambassador envoy Manzoorul Haq told the Arab News that terrorists have no religion or country. Business Recorder, July 10, 2016 "A Muslim cannot imagine doing acts of terrorism in the holy city of Madinah," he stressed. "We condemn terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, and solidly stand with the government and the people of Saudi Arabia in its fight against terrorism," he said. Security forces have arrested 19 people in connection with the acts of terror. Of the arrested, seven are Saudis and 12 Pakistanis. "Saudi Arabia will triumph and terrorists will be defeated. This is our firm belief," he asserted. Haq

said the Kingdom was leading a 35-nation coalition of Muslim countries to combat terrorism, and Pakistan was a member of this coalition. Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has also denounced the barbaric attacks. He expressed deep regret, stressing that "the Pakistani government and people stand with the Kingdom and its people, and share their grief." Sharif also offered his heartfelt condolences to the victims' families and wished speedy recovery to the injured. Pakistan failed Afghan WARSAW - Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has held Pakistan responsible for failure of the peace peace initiatives: Ghani initiatives taken by Afghanistan saying Pakistan differentiates between good and bad terrorists "in The Nation, July 10, 2016 practice". Addressing Nato summit on Saturday, Ghani said "Our regional initiatives with neighbours are beginning to yield significant cooperative dividends. However, the exception is with Pakistan. "He went on saying that despite clear commitments to the quadrilateral peace process, Pakistan's dangerous distinction between good and bad terrorists was being maintained in practice. Ghani said “The key problem among our neighbouring states is an absence of agreed rules of the game, thus we seek regional and global support in creating those rules, which will bind us to collective security and harmony.” The world leaders should understand that Afghanistan is facing a multi-dimensional conflict and is fighting all sorts of groups "ranging from Al-Qaeda and Daesh to terrorist groups with Central Asian, Chinese, and Russian origins, to Pakistani groups classified as terrorists by Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban groups," Ghani maintained. Citing the 2015 Makkah declaration against terrorism as an example, Ghani claimed that Afghanistan's dialogue within the Arab-Muslim community was also productive. Meanwhile, NATO agreed Saturday to maintain troop numbers in Afghanistan and reiterated a funding pledge for local security forces until 2020, but officials did not say when the alliance's longest military engagement might end. Hundreds of thousands of NATO troops have rotated through Afghanistan since 2001, when the United States ousted the Taliban after the September 11 attacks. "There's no reason to speculate exactly on how long it will continue," NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said at an alliance summit in Warsaw. "What we have seen is we are committed, and we are ready to stay." About 13,000 NATO troops, of which the bulk are American, are currently stationed in Afghanistan under Operation Resolute Support, to train and assist Afghan security forces. But the Afghans have struggled to contain a resurgent Taliban and have suffered brutal losses - more than 5,000 local police and troops were killed in 2015 and this year is proving as deadly. Attacks by the Taliban and other organisations like Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State group have meant NATO - especially the United States - has been unable to leave Afghanistan after ending its combat operation at end-2014. Stoltenberg said NATO will keep thousands of troops in Afghanistan until 2017 under Resolute Support. He did not provide details, but said troop levels would be similar to this year, at around 12,000. "Afghanistan still faces serious instability and violence so our continued political, military and financial engagement is of great importance," Stoltenberg said. The 28-nation US-led alliance would look at the situation again next year before deciding future force commitments. The development comes after US President Barack Obama on Wednesday said he was slowing a planned drawdown of US troops from Afghanistan. Obama had previously vowed to slash troop numbers from the current 9,800 to 5,500 by the end of this year, but on Wednesday said the US would now keep 8,400 in the country. About 6,700 of these American soldiers will work under the Resolute Support banner - with the rest conducting counter-terrorism operations. The NATO mission in Afghanistan costs about $5 billion a year, with approximately $3.5 billion coming from the United States. Stoltenberg said other allies had "nearly" gathered about $1 billion for next year. The remaining funds are due to come from Afghanistan. In return for its continued support, NATO is demanding reforms of the Afghan security forces, which are grappling with deeply entrenched corruption and human rights issues. The stakes are high both for Afghanistan and the West. NATO military head US General Curtis Scaparrotti said failure would turn Afghanistan into a safe haven for groups like Al-Qaeda. "We will certainly see that impact in our global counter-terrorism campaign," Scaparrotti said. "It will make it harder (and) you can expect that we will see an increased refugee flow out of Afghanistan if we are not successful." Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani met US President Barack Obama in Warsaw on Friday. Ghani acknowledged he had much work to do in terms of overhauling his country's institutions and implementing reforms, a US administration official said. "We need to see greater political unity in Afghanistan, we need to see greater military security and greater self-sustainability by the Afghan security forces which these resources will contribute to," the official said, noting that the only solution for the Afghan conflict is political. However, efforts to engage with the Taliban are in disarray. The United States in May killed the group's leader, Mullah Akhtar Mansour, in a drone strike in Pakistan.

PPP leadership, AJK CEC  Minister condemns Indian govt’s ‘killing spree’ in Indian-held Kashmir responsible for killing of  Leads Opp down the garden path, says ‘govt serious over TORs’ political workers: Rashid  Govt convening parliamentary committee meeting shortly to end deadlock on Panama Pakistan Today, July 10, 2016 Leaks Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Senator Pervaiz Rashid has held the Azad

Jammu and Kashmir chief election commissioner and the ruling Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) responsible for the clashes that have left at least three people dead and 15 injured on the two sides ahead of elections. Rashid also told media personnel that the government is serious in ending the deadlock with the opposition over the formulation of the Terms of Reference (TORs) for the Panama Leaks probe and is convening the Parliamentary Committee’s meeting shortly in this regard. “The government is convening the parliamentary committee meeting and efforts will be made to reach a consensus with the opposition on the strategy to settle the issue,” Rashid said while talking to media on Sunday. He said that the Awami National Party (ANP) and the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) are not with the opposition anymore, adding that now the government’s six members in the committee have one thought on the issue while only three members of the opposition have a different thought. The information minister took strong exception to the reports of huge expenses incurred on the Pakistan International Airline (PIA)’s special flight which brought the prime minister, his family members and the PM’s staff members from London to Pakistan, “How come one flight from London costs Rs 400 million,” he questioned. To a question he said that despite the prime minister’s privilege to pay off the expenditures occurred on his medical treatment abroad from the national exchequer, he had refused to avail this facility and both his sons had paid the medical bill from their pockets. To another question, he said the nation has already rejected those who believe in ‘dharna politics’, adding the nation will reject them in future too as they did in the past. PML-N WORKERS ARE BEING KILLED AND AJK PM IS OVERSEEING THE MASSACRE: Pervaiz Rashid told media representatives that the chief election commissioner of Azad Jammu and Kashmir is responsible for the killings of political workers and added that he had failed in fulfilling his responsibilities. He said that the chief elections commissioner should dismiss the corrupt executive officers and replace them with honest and impartial officials. He said the lethal crackdown on the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) protesters by the Pakistan People’s Party-led Azad Kashmir government had made free and fair elections in the region impossible. The minister alleged that civilians in Azad Kashmir were being massacred under the supervision of the current prime minister of Azad Kashmir, who is a PPP stalwart. He said weapons were being used to silence the voice of Kashmiris, and accused the PPP’s current leadership in Azad Kashmir of killing PML-N workers and supporters. “Look who is committing crimes in Azad Kashmir?” he questioned. “Two of our workers have been martyred by the PPP leadership,” he alleged. Pervaiz Rashid said that the PML-N, due to its performance in the Centre and Punjab, will sweep the upcoming AJK elections and will launch several mega development projects after forming a government there. He said that on July 21, the people of AJK will express their confidence in the leadership of the PML-N as the government of the PPP did nothing during their five years in office in Azad Kashmir. He also condemned the fresh killing spree in the occupied Kashmir by the Indian forces and demanded of the world community and international human rights organisations to take notice of the atrocities and put pressure on India to stop sate terrorism in the occupied territory and resolve the lingering Kashmir dispute in accordance with the aspirations of the Kashmiri people. War against terrorism: ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has advised Afghanistan to take advantage of the gains made against Pakistan urges Kabul to militants through the ongoing Operation Zarb-e-Azb, apparently reiterating that action be taken exploit Zarb-e-Azb gains against fleeing terrorists taking refuge across the border. Express Tribune, July 09, 2016 The statement came from Prime Minister’s Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz in response to a question while talking to the media about the Nato summit 2016, which kicked off on Friday in Warsaw. “We expect that as we intensify our efforts to facilitate the peace process in Afghanistan, they [Kabul] will also capitalise on the dividends of these counter-terrorism operations to facilitate this process,” said Aziz. He added that Operation Zarb-e-Azb in North Waziristan and concerted operations against terrorists in other parts of Pakistan have been very successful and as a result, dividends have started reaching the people of Pakistan. The 2016 summit opened in the Polish capital on Friday, said to be of paramount importance to both the Atlantic and Europe facing uneasy post-Brexit negotiations and what the bloc calls a ‘resurgent’ Russia. At the summit, Nato and the EU issued their first joint declaration on security cooperation, pledging to work together particularly in the fields of hybrid warfare and cyberwarfare, as well as joint maritime operations to prevent illegal migration. The Nato summit, Adviser Aziz said, is taking place under the shadow of terrorism, turmoil and continuing conflicts. Within the last week alone, the world has seen major terrorist attacks in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. “Terrorism can only be defeated with unity and cooperation of the international community,” he added while appreciating the world’s recent recognition of Pakistan’s continuing fight against terrorists. Pakistan urges world UNITED NATIONS: Pakistan has called for strengthening international cooperation to combat cooperation to fight intensifying terrorism, saying no country alone can defeat this menace. terrorism “While our resolve remains firm, our mission remains unaccomplished,” Nabeel Munir, Pakistan’s The News, July 09, 2016 deputy permanent representative to the United Nations, told the UN General Assembly on Thursday. “The sad events of the past few days in Turkey, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia have

served as a harrowing reminder of the challenge we face today, a reminder that our task does not finish with the adoption of the resolution,” he said referring to the text adopted last week by the 193-member Assembly that gave a clarion call to member states to unite in fighting terrorism. “The only way forward in this fight was to strengthen international cooperation and that the United Nations was the best vehicle to accomplish that objective,” the Pakistan delegate said as the Assembly concluded its debate on the UN Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy on Thursday. By the terms of the resolution, which was adopted at the start of the debate, the Assembly affirmed the importance of integrated and balanced implementation of all four pillars of the strategy, addressing conditions conducive to the spread of terrorism preventing and combating terrorism, building the capacity of states and strengthening the role of the United Nations and ensuring respect for human rights and compliance with the rule of law. Condemning terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, Munir said Pakistan had made huge sacrifices in this battle, yet we persevere our resolve and determination continues to strengthen. Since the global strategy s adoption 10 years ago, he said, Pakistan had accorded high importance to its implementation. Few countries could match its efforts for counter-terrorism or its sacrifices. The law-enforcement operation, Zarb-e-Azb, one of the largest national counterterrorism operations in the world, had resulted in significant successes, the Pakistani delegate said. He mentioned the creation of special courts for terrorist offenders, arm-control measures and the strengthening of the National Counter Terrorism Authority, and the Financial Monitoring Unit. Last year the United Nations Financial Action Task Force had acknowledged that Pakistan’s counterterrorism financing steps were in line with United Nations recommendations. Pakistan’s 20-point national action plan to counter terrorism, Munir said, had focused on prevention and included measures to end hate speech and sectarian violence, protect minorities, prevent exploitation of the media and Internet by terrorists and violent extremists, develop an effective counter-narrative campaign against terrorist propaganda, reform the education system and register and regularise madrassas. The plan also included political reconciliation and economic revitalisation programmes for targeted areas, criminal justice sector reform and the registration of refugees. In line with a whole of society approach, he said the government had taken steps to promote and protect women rights, enhance the capacity of law-enforcement agencies and harness youths’ potential. Pakistan was also working with the Counter Terrorism Implementation Task Force on youth skills development and the Counter Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate to enhance the criminal justice sector’s capacity. “Let me assure you of Pakistan’s continued and tireless efforts to counter terrorism and prevent violent extremism nationally, regionally and internationally as well as our constructive engagement with other member states at the United Nations to build a consensual and normative framework to counter terrorism and violent extremism,” Munir told the General Assembly. US welcomes Gen Sharif's WASHINGTON: The United States has welcomed COAS General Raheel Sharif's statement on statement; acknowledges Thursday to not let Pakistan be used for terrorist activities against its neighbours. Pakistan's sacrifices in According to details, the United States welcomed the statement by General Raheel Sharif and war on terror expressed the hope that Pakistan would implement on the words of the general. Senior officials of The Nation, July 08, 2016 the White House said that General Raheel's statement was important and it remains to be seen how Pakistan would implement on his words. Senior representatives of the Obama administration said during a press briefing that Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had stated the same words before that Pakistan would not let its land be used for terrorist activities against its neighbours. In response to a question, one senior representative stated that the presence of safe havens for terrorists in Pakistan was not a new thing. He however did say that during the past few years, Pakistan has acted against terrorist organisations and has also lost many lives in the process. He said there still was existence of terrorists groups in Pakistan and the United States has time and again raised this issue with Islamabad and expressed its reservations over the matter. The White House representative also said that Pakistan had guaranteed cooperation to the United States in carrying out activities against the Taliban, Al-Qaeda and the Haqqani network. He also acknowledged that Pakistan had also taken significant steps against the above stated organizations. He said that Pakistan needed to maintain the pressure on such groups since it was in its own security interest. The senior representative further stated that Pakistan needed to root out militancy by working closely with the United States. He further stated that the United States believed that Pakistan's support was vital to peacekeeping in Afghanistan. He acknowledged Pakistan's unprecedented sacrifices in the war against terrorism. Nisar lauds army, police ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan on Friday appreciated Pakistan Army and for effective security on civil armed forces for ensuring effective security on the occasion of Eidul Fitr in a highly professional way. The minister in a statement said that personnel of security forces on Eidul Fitr Eid performed their duties and ensured security of the people across the country. “The personnel of Daily Times, July 08, 2016 security forces have sacrificed their Eid and remained away from their families and homes so that the nation can celebrate Eid in a peaceful and secure environment,” he added. The minister also hailed police, rangers and traffic cops for making special security and traffic arrangements in the federal capital. Pakistan’s fight against Last Friday, Advisor to Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz “warned” that pushing too fast terrorism against all militants in the country could lead to “blowback” in the form of more terrorist attacks. Daily Times, July 06, 2016 The statement comes in the wake of criticism by the US that Pakistan has not been doing enough in the war against terrorism. The US has, again and again, alleged that Pakistan has not been clamping down on the Haqqani network, and the Afghan Taliban leaders still continue to enjoy safe havens in Pakistan. The issue was highlighted by the US drone strike that killed Taliban chief Mullah Akhtar Mansour in May. A US congressional delegation headed by the chairperson of the

Senate Armed Forces Committee was scheduled to visit Pakistan, and Aziz has reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to fight against terrorism. Since the start of the Operation Zarb-e-Azb two years ago, Islamabad has reiterated that it has been going all-out against all militants without any distinction. But the reports from the US authorities suggest otherwise. The authorities in Pentagon have highlighted loopholes in Pakistan’s strategy, resulting in certain sanctions on the disbursement of military aid to Pakistan for the fight against terror. The statement of Aziz while understandable comes across as nothing more than another excuse to ward off criticism from the international community. The authorities in Islamabad need to realise that this attitude of shifting responsibility would only harm Pakistan. These excuses for not doing enough can affect the ties between the US and Pakistan. The situation in Afghanistan has an impact on the whole region, and Pakistan being the frontline state in the war on terror has a great deal of responsibility to ensure the elimination of terrorism in Afghanistan along with all the others international stakeholders. Terrorism cannot be eliminated by merely killing some militants; it needs to be removed at the societal level as well. There are Taliban apologists in Pakistan, both within and outside the state. Unless these apologetic attitudes are changed across the board, the fight against terrorism cannot be won. The steps like the allocation of Rs 300 million by the provincial government for a single seminary, which is the alma mater of some of the most dangerous terrorists on international wanted lists, does not bide well for Pakistan’s efforts to revamp its image. Though the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government might be sincere in its efforts to bring religious seminaries into the mainstream education, there is a need for a comprehensive strategy to tackle the illegal financing as well as other objectionable activities of these seminaries. There is no arguing the sacrifices the armed forces of the Pakistan have endured in the war against terror. What is needed is the change in the priorities of the leadership both civilian and military of the country in the war that has resulted in the loss of thousands of lives, and has cost Pakistan unquantifiable loss of image, economy and infrastructure. The war on terror is not merely armed operations against known militants. The war on terror starts at the grassroots level where indoctrination and radicalisation take place, affecting millions of young, impressionable minds who, in certain cases, turn into killing machines provided they are given the wrong kind of training. The results of this indoctrination are visible all across the world. No one is spared. And no place is safe. Ergo, no excuse would do today, Mr Aziz. Dealing with the THE WAR ISN’T OVER YET resurgence of terrorism In the backdrop of the target killing of Amjad Sabri and the kidnapping of the son of Chief Justice Pakistan Today, July 06, 2016 Sind High Court, a high level meeting at the Rangers headquarters attended by the Interior minister, Chief Minister Sind, COAS, heads of intelligence agencies and other high ranking military officers, reviewed the security situation and the on-going operation against the terrorists. The COAS speaking to the troops reiterated that peace will be restored in all parts of Karachi and the across the board action against the entire network of terrorists, their abettors and financiers will continue till the achievement of the objective of peace and restoring normalcy in all parts of Karachi. That was indeed very reassuring in regards to dealing with resurgence of terrorism. What the Army has done in North Waziristan and the contribution that the Rangers have made in improving law and order situation in Karachi as a result of the targeted operation started by the PML (N) government in September 2013 with the concurrence of all the stakeholders, deserves unqualified gratitude of the nation. But the battle is not won yet. The situation in Karachi is more complex than in other parts of the country. Karachi is a battle ground for militant wings of the political parties, land mafia, extortionists, sectarian outfits, terrorists belonging to TTP and above all the agents of the foreign forces trying to destabilise the country through acts of terrorism. For well over three decades Karachi has been witnessing blood-letting connected to rivalry between different political parties and their militant wings vying for influence and share in the land grabbing pursuits that resulted in target killings and culture of extortion. Unfortunately that was allowed to continue for political expediencies, though some half-hearted efforts were made under public pressure to rectify the situation. The sordid aspect of this regrettable apathy to the snowballing situation in Karachi was that the perpetrators of these crimes were well known to the governments in power and the powers that be. That indeed provided fertile ground to the outside powers and the terrorists to carry out their nefarious activities with much more ease than anywhere else in the country. There is no doubt that the Rangers have done a tremendous job in reversing the trend in Karachi and restoring a semblance of normalcy. But it is also true that the action by Rangers and arrest of target killers, extortionists and land grabbers belonging to the well known political parties, has not gone well with them. They are extremely angry and perturbed over the situation as it has unveiled the real faces behind the criminal activities in Karachi. Similar is the case with the sectarian outfits. Persons arrested have divulged horrifying details about their activities. The arrest and killing of terrorists as a result of intelligence based operations in Karachi has also broken the back of the terrorist networks in the city, as rightly pointed out by the COAS. They are surely on the run. The current spate of target killings in Karachi and the kidnapping of the son of the Sind Chief Justice could be the handiwork of the militant wings of the affected political parties, the sectarian entities, the terrorists or the agents of the hostile foreign powers. Indian involvement in acts of sabotage in Karachi is already a proven fact. There is a strong possibility of any one of them now trying to hit the soft targets designed to nullify the gains of what the Rangers have done in Karachi and also to demoralise the public by sending a wave of despondency among them through these acts. Terrorists have no religion and respect

for human lives. Criminals involved in target killing or foreign powers trying to achieve their designs, are bereft of human faculties like compassion and are invariably ruthless in implementing their plans. It is now up to our intelligence agencies to find out who is responsible for the latest developments in Karachi and deal with the situation. Karachi, certainly needs a deft handling at the political, administrative and military level. A phenomenon and culture which has become well entrenched over decades cannot be eliminated within a short span of time and with only the military or state power. It is indeed going to be a long drawn out effort and time to resolve the conundrum through a well conceived combination of all these measures. My personal view is that a political party which is mainly responsible for the situation in Karachi needs to be bailed out from the tight corner it has pushed itself into, by patronising the criminal elements and the target killers. A fresh beginning has to be made. Its leadership must be engaged in a dialogue in camera and presented with the hard evidence that the agencies and the government have about the involvement of the party in the criminal activities and target killings and convinced to abandon their militant creed in exchange for an assured and indiscriminate participation in the normal political activities. Similarly, the other political parties and their leaders who have had connection with the criminal activities in the city also need to be confronted with concrete evidence and warned to mend their ways or face the wrath of the state power without any discrimination. Some way also has to be found to resolve the animosities and differences between the political parties in Karachi who have been fighting turf wars with each other. Perhaps the security establishment could facilitate this process. Karachi is industrial capital of Pakistan and a jugular vein of its economy. It cannot be allowed to continue drifting into an unending anarchy and disorder. There is an urgent and compelling need for restoring peace and tranquility in Karachi that was there before 1980s. Political settlement in Karachi will certainly create a congenial atmosphere for fighting against the terrorists and agents of the foreign powers engaged in orchestrating acts of terrorism and sabotage in the city. In the context of fighting terrorism on the national level, it is imperative to set our house in order by improving governance, strengthening of the state institutions and making sure that they operate within the sphere of their constitutional obligation. That is the best way of creating national harmony and nurturing patriotism that provides the drive and energy for facing all kinds of adversities as a united entity. The fight against terrorism cannot be won in a jiffy. The experience of nations who have fought terrorism shows that it took them decades to overcome the scourge. What however made them win against the diabolical challenge of terrorism was the national harmony and unity. We need to emulate their example. Pakistani wanted for A suspect who faced the death sentence in Pakistan has been arrested in northern Philippines. murder, terror attempt The Bureau of Immigration arrested over the weekend a Pakistani wanted for various crimes in his arrested in Philippines country, including terrorism, rioting and murder. Pakistan Today, July 05, 2016 New Immigration Commissioner Jaime Morente said Malik Muhammad Sharif, 39, was arrested Saturday in Subic, Zambales, in northern Philippines by agents of the bureau and other law enforcement agencies. He said Malik was the subject of an Interpol red notice and went by the alias Sharif Ahmad. “According to Interpol, the suspect faced the death sentence in Pakistan,” Morente said Monday. It was unclear how long Malik had been hiding in the country. Morente said Malik was wanted in his country for double murder, attempted murder, terrorism and rioting. CTD, intelligence agencies Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) and intelligence agencies in a joint operation arrested a foil major terror bid terrorist of a banned outfit, Yasin alias Ungli Katta, and recovered a hand grenade and four Pakistan Today, July 05, 2016 kilograms of explosive material from his possession in the wee hours of Tuesday. According to SSP CTD, Junaid Sheikh, Yasin and his accomplices had planned to carry out attacks in Karachi on Eid-ul-Fitr. He further informed that the arrested terrorist was also involved in target killings of security forces personnel. On the other hand, police carried out a targeted operation in Pakhtunabad area of Manghu Pir and arrested 15 suspects during house-to-house search.

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NEWS HEADLINES DETAILS Dengue infects 17 in RAWALPINDI: Despite anti-dengue campaign to eliminate the disease, at least three more patients Pindi were admitted in different hospitals of teh city, raising the toll of patients diagnosed with dengue fever The Nation July 11, 2016 to seventeen.According to details, Punjab government had issued directives to district health department to revoke the Eid holidays of anti-dengue campaign workers for continuation of anti- dengue campaigns.Sources said the anti-dengue campaigners recovered dengue larvae from 107 places which has alarmed the district authorities.The provincial government has taken notice of the alarming situation and expressed its determination to wipe out dengue from the province.The officials of district health department have said that any kind of neglect during anti-dengue campaigns is intolerable.They said in order to achieve the goal, it is essential that citizens should also play their role by cooperating with staff to eliminate dengue fever. People in KP, ISLAMABAD: Consumers in Region-I that includes Balochistan, Khyber Pakthunkhwa and Potohar Balochistan paying more are being charged higher Gas Infrastructure Development Cess (GIDC) on Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) as compared to the CNG users of Punjab, it was learnt through reliable sources here on for CNG consumption Sunday. The Nation July 11, 2016 “Currently GIDC for Region-I stands at Rs263. 56 per MMBTU, while for Region II, that includes Punjab and excludes Sindh and Potohar, at Rs200 per MMBTU,” official sources told The Nation.Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA), via letter No OGRA-10-14(1)/2012, dated May 3 2016, referred the matter to the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Resources.In a letter to the ministry’s secretary, OGRA questioned the logic behind charging more GIDC from the CNG consumers of Region-1 compared to the consumers of other areas“The matter of GIDC for all purposes and intents falls under the domain of the federal government,” the letter said, and added, “OGRA, in accordance with the policy guideline of the federal government, includes GIDC in the CNG consumer prices, and has no control over determining the rate of GIDC; therefore, the ministry should redress the issue.“Currently GIDC for Region-I, including Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Potohar, is notified at Rs263.56 per MMBTU and for Region II, including Punjab, and excluding Sindh and Potohar, at Rs200 per MMBTU,” the letter said.It added that the existing CNG consumer prices in energy equivalent terms computed to Rs1509 per MMBTU for Region-I and Rs1471 per MMBTU for region-II, leading to difference in rates of the same product.The GIDC is being collected from the consumers of various categories, except residential ones, for more than five years with the sole objective of arranging funds for gas pipeline infrastructure to facilitate utilization of imported gas, including LNG and that proposed to be imported from Turkmenistan and Iran.The government had given undertakings to parliament that GIDC would be used to spread gas pipeline network.OGRA swung into action in response to the complaint lodged by the KP government with the authority.In a letter written to the OGRA on April 19, 2016, the KP government had brought to its notice that consumers in the province were paying more for the CNG compared to the consumers of other regions, due to higher GIDC, which is illegal.OGRA was asked to rectify the anomaly with immediate effect and ensure that same was not repeated again.It was also requested to recover the extra amounts from SNGPL and reimburse the same to the consumers of Zone I.KP consumers are allegedly paying 2.61 percent more than the consumers in Punjab. According to the breakdown, the Calorific Value BTU/cft of one kilogram CNG in Region-I is 1040 and in Region- II is 950.The cost of one kilo gas in Region-I is 9.5 percent higher than that of Region-II; the prices are Rs35.17 and Rs32.12, respectively.The GIDC charged on one kilo CNG in Region-I is Rs13.24, which is 44.23 percent higher than that of Region-II, which stands at Rs9.18.The electricity cost, Rs 6.32, operating expenses, Rs5.06 and the margin, Rs5.01, are same for both the regions.The total value added cost of per kilo CNG is Rs64.8 for Region-I and Rs57.69 for Region-II: Region-I is paying 17 percent GST, amounting to Rs11.02 per kilo, whereas Region-II is paying Rs9.81. Muzaffargarh: MUZAFFARGARH (Dunya News): According to details, condition of at least 14 persons of the same Poisonous sweets land family, including 12 children, was deteriorated after eating poisonous sweets in village Mirwal near Jatoi on Sunday, Dunya News reported.The affected persons were shifted to Tehsil Headquarters 14 people in hospital Hospital, Jatoi from where 10 seriously ill patientswere shifted to Nishtar Hospital, Multan. Two Dunya News July 11, 2016 shopkeepers were arrested on the instruction of Assistant Commissioner Jatoi and a case has also been registered against them. Over 700,000 enrolled ISLAMABAD: Over 700,000 students got themselves enrolled with Allama Iqbal Open University with AIOU for spring (AIOU) in recent admissions (spring 2016-semester) that is the highest enrolment in the university’s history, says a press release.According to the director of Admissions, the total admissions during the semester semester were nearly 710,000. As the University opens the admissions twice a year (spring and The News International July 10, autumn semester), the annual admission figure is likely to cross 1.4 million. The autumn’s admission 2016 will begin from August 1.There was upward trend of students’ enrolment in most of academic programs. This was result of some far-reaching academic and administrative steps taken during last one and half year under the leadership of Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Shahid Siddiqui.In the efforts of reconstructing the soft-image of this mega university, greater focus was laid on strengthening delivery system, ensuring timely availability of books to the students, while improving quality of education.Qualitative improvement was brought about in the process of admissions, examination and announcement of results and issuance of degrees, mainly through technology-based automation system. Special attention was also paid on consolidating students’ support system that brought very positive results in term of admissions, enhancing the trust of the students in the University’s teaching

system.On the directives of the Vice Chancellor, students were facilitated in the admission process and it was for the first time that the admission forms were made available at the University’s website. With well-coordinated multi-media support, the prospective students were kept informed about the admission process.A number of scholarships schemes were launched to accommodate the students who were otherwise unable to carry on their education due to financial problem. A special budget of Rs10 million was allocated for the purpose.On the initiative of the Vice Chancellor, some new academic programs were introduced to meet the specific needs of the students. The most significant part of the University’s achievement is the strength of its female students that is around 57 percent of total enrolment.Mostly students belong to poor segments of society or less-developed regions who could not join formal system of education due to financial and social-cultural constraintsThe AIOU is the only University in the country which has made the education accessible to all segments of society through open distance learning. Around 44 campuses are functioning around the country bringing the education at the door-steps of the people. Poor planning decried: MANSEHRA: Poor planning of the divisional administration in Mansehra led to filling stations running Illegal fuel sellers get out of fuel. This paved the way for illegal sale of petrol in bottles, in which some of the sellers without chance to fleece tourists licence sold fuel for as high as Rs500 per litre. The Express Tribune July 10, Imran Malik, a tourist from Rawalpindi, told The Express Tribune, when his car exhausted the fuel 2016 about four kilometres from Kaghan he had to purchase petrol from the illegal seller for Rs500 per litre on the road side. Malik said he had no other choice to get out of the jungle where he was stranded.Sohail, another tourist from Lahore, said there were only four petrol pumps in Balakot tehsil and only one had petrol being sold for Rs100 per litre. But, he added, to get his car refilled, he had to wait for at least two hours given the long queues there. He said he chose to move ahead and purchase bottled petrol from the small roadside stalls. Sohail added he bought fuel for Rs400 per litre. He said the slow pace of movement on Shahra-e-Kaghan caused a number of vehicles to break down due to fuel shortage.The tourist was of the view that poor planning on part of the administration was the chief cause that exposed them to worst conditions. “Otherwise Kaghan Valley has great potential to attract more than double the numbers of those who visited this time. ”When contacted Petroleum Association Hazara President Taimoor Shani Khan confirmed the open sale of petrol and diesel in bottles in the remote areas between Balakot and Naran in Kaghan. He told The Express Tribune since there were no petrol pumps in these areas the illegal sale of bottled or open petrol goes unchecked and open sellers fleece tourists in need.About the question of fuel shortage he said the Hazara DIG had banned the entry of heavy vehicles in Hazara during the three days of Eid due to which the oil tankers were stopped near Haripur exposing both the petrol pump owners and tourists to great difficulties. He maintained filling stations had exhausted their available stock on the second day of Eid in Balakot and Mansehra which aggravated the problem. Commitment to meet KARACHI: In line with its commitment to meet energy needs of the country, PSO kept its Sihala fuel and energy needs installation operational during the ongoing Eid holidays.A statement on Saturday said that this The Nation July 10, 2016 development came at a crucial time when the outlets in the country’s northern areas were faced with enhanced fuel demand owing to influx of tourists over the holidays.“By keeping the installation operational, we want to ensure that our customers have access to fuel wherever they are, especially when relaxing with their families in the tourist resorts.The Sihala installation plays an important role in maintaining a smooth supply of fuel to our outlets located in the northern areas’, said Sheikh Imranul Haque, Managing Director, PSO.It was pointed out that in recent years, the number of tourists in the scenic Northern Areas of the country had increased dramatically, especially the popular hill station of Murree.The huge number of visitors, pouring into Murree and adjoining areas during the Eid holidays, has put strain on the existing infrastructure and caused the demand for fuel to soar.According to reports, thousands of vehicles are stuck in the hilly areas, with many running low on fuel.Keeping the Sihala installation operational will be effective in dealing with the current spike in fuel demand in the area.To further ensure that there is no fuel shortage at any PSO outlet nationwide during the holidays, PSO MD is himself supervising the operations and the supply, logistics, retail and operations teams are working round the clock vigilantly.As in the past, the country’s flagship OMC is striving to run its operations smoothly in all parts of the country and facilitating its customers, where ever they are. Draft of Education Policy ISLAMABAD: Ministry of Education, Training and Standards in Higher Education would finalize the 2016 to be finalized by initial draft of ‘Education Policy 2016’ by the mid of the next month and share with provinces for a debate.According to the official source, the draft of the policy would be uploaded on the website so next month that the general public can give their suggestions to make it more viable for the future Pakistan Observer July 9, 2016 generations.The ministry has involved 18 education experts to finalize the first draft of the education policy and the draft is in its final stages.The revised education policy will be in line with Sustainable Development Goals and 18th amendment of the constitution.While it would also pay more focus on Article 25-A of the constitution which bounds the state to provide free education to the children from 5-16 years of age.—APP Education standard MULTAN: Punjab Governor Malik Rafiq Rajwana admitted that the standard of education witnessed declines despite efforts: serious decline despite the availability of tremendous infrastructure in terms of buildings and vast areas.However, the Punjab government has finalised a mechanism to run big hospitals and Rajwana educational institutions of the province under public-private partnership, he said while talking to the The Nation July 9, 2016 media here on Thursday.The governor added that the new public-private partnership formula was devised to end mismanagement in health and education sectors as well as to offer high quality healthcare and literacy facilities to the public.He said that the senior doctors exhibited more interest in their private practice than their official duty at public hospitals as a result of which the hospitals failed to offer good medical services to the citizens.He maintained that the doctors considered posting at a government hospital a secure job but instead of serving humanity they ignored the patients.He said that the government would provide annual budget to the hospitals for free medical treatment for the poor but the administrative affairs would be run by non-governmental organisations.He said that the same system was implemented by the advanced countries and Pakistan would have to adopt the

corporate culture too for making progress.He said that the Children Complex Hospital and Multan Institute of Kidney Diseases would be inaugurated very soon as the work on both the projects were almost complete.He pointed out that on the contrary the private educational institutions, which are functioning in tiny buildings, left the government owned institutions far behind which forced the poor people to spend big amounts on their education. He said that it was high time that we reformed the education and health sectors so that the children of the poor also got the same as the children of the rich. He strongly criticised the opponents of Multan Metro Bus Project, and said that the masses would soon benefit from this mega project.He said that the opponents of Metro had already opposed Motorway in the past but today they travelled on this road and praised it. He added that the metro project would offer safe and luxurious commuting service to the citizens at a very cheaper rate.He said that development in any sector proved a ladder to prosperity and progress.He said that the metro project would give a new introduction of Multan to the world besides opening doors of new mega projects to Multan.Earlier, visiting Old Kotwali Police Station to inspect newly established front desk, he said that the situation started improving due to reforms in police system as the government was determined to safeguard the lives and property of the people.He claimed that the environment of police stations also changed due to revolutionary reforms in police system.He appreciated launching of a front desk at Old Kotwali Police station and said that the motive behind taking this step was to offer relief to a common man.He said that the front desk would help people get registered their complaints.Later on, the governor visited the residence of former MNA Sheikh Tariq Rasheed, Sheikh Saed Rasheed and Sheikh Tasawar Rasheed to condole the death of their mother. Improve energy ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Economy Watch (PEW) on Friday said government is pushing many efficiency: PEW new energy projects but it should also focus on upgradation of existing infrastructure.Ensuring energy The Nation July 9, 2016 efficiency can help Pakistan save thousands of megawatts of electricity, millions of litres of fuel and around 40 percent natural gas, resulting in cheap electricity, it said.China is consuming double electricity than Japan for production therefore the leadership of the country is spending 1.6 trillion dollar to improve energy efficiency while it is being ignored in Pakistan, said Dr.Murtaza Mughal, President PEW.He said that cheap electricity will reduce cost of doing business resulting in relief to masses and improved exports.Globally building consume around 48 percent of total power output with share of commercial buildings at 8 percent while in Pakistan buildings consume 55 percent of the total electricity output, he said. Almost half of the electricity consumed by buildings can be saved for which Pakistan needs to follow conservation laws adopted in EU, he added. Murtaza Mughal said that private and state-run power plants are wasting a lot of natural gas which if saved will reduce wastage, electricity tariff, cost of doing business, unemployment and revolutionise energy landscape of the country.He noted that a lot of industries have installed boilers but the heat emitting from the boilers is being wasted.Replacing these boilers with combined heat and power units can help country save energy worth billions of dollars which will ensure industrial expansion, reduce price of commodities and enable a lot of products to compete in the international market.Generating electricity with bagasse is three decades old idea as using the dry dusty pulp that remains after juice is extracted from sugar cane or similar plants can be used to forge paper which is more beneficial.He informed that the use of energy has doubled in US in the last 45 years save California where consumption is stagnant despite record development due to energy efficiency which has helped masses, environment, industry, trade, and service sectors.Government should promote energy efficiency in state-run and private institutions for a brighter future, he demanded. Pakistan's lonely ISLAMABAD (AFP): Pakistan’s lonely elephant Kaavan has become the subject of a high-profile elephant suffering rights campaign backed by music icon Cher, but efforts to improve the pachyderm’s lot appear limited.The 32-year-old Asian elephant is suffering from "mental illness", and without a better habitat 'mental illness': experts his future is bleak even if a long-promised new mate finally arrives, experts told AFP.Outrage over Dunya News July 7, 2016 Kaavan’s treatment went global -- with a petition garnering over 200,000 signatures -- after it emerged he was being chained at the Islamabad Zoo in Pakistan’s leafy capital.Zoo officials have said this is no longer the case, and that Kaavan just needs a new mate after his previous partner died in 2012.But his behaviour -- including signs of distress such as bobbing his head repeatedly -- demonstrates "a kind of mental illness", said Safwan Shahab Ahmad, the vice chairman of Pakistan Wildlife Foundation. Some Chinese cyber KARACHI: After the arrest of a Chinese national for allegedly stealing the data of a private bank from criminals operating in its ATM facility through a skimming device, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has found “evidence about presence” of more men having the same nationality associated with “an organised Karachi: FIA group” who are still actively operating in the city and one of them, after stealing data from another Daily Dawn July 6, 2016 private bank through the same technique, has already made a transaction, officials told Dawn on Tuesday.An FIA official associated with its cyber crime cell said the agency had received “multiple signs” and “a complaint or two” from different banks that lent credence to the belief that there “more Chinese operators are operating” in the city.“The most worrying information came from a private bank which said that a transaction had been made from one of its branches in Defence Society through the stolen data,” the official said.He, however, declined to share information about the amount transacted.“The initial probe suggested that the data was stolen through the same technology that we earlier detected and which led to the arrest of the Chinese national. We have obtained information about more men of the same origin still doing the same job.”The presence of the Chinese nationals allegedly stealing data from private banks through a skimming device emerged last month when the FIA arrested one of the suspects red-handed and booked him under sections of the Electronic Transactions Ordinance and the Pakistan Penal Code. The suspect, Xie Yi, was sent to jail on a 14-day judicial remand last week while one of his aides, Xie Rongjing, is still at large.“Those two suspects landed in Pakistan on June 18 and started their job on June 20,” the official said.“The investigation team connected dots which showed that the Chinese nationals are actively involved in that business with the assistance of some local operatives. They come here on business visa which is awarded on recommendation of a local organisation or

individual. We have expanded the scope of our investigation and also approached the Chinese authorities here to find clues about those suspects.”He said the FIA team had so far received only one such complaint which suggested the successful transaction and cash draw through the stolen data of one of the bank customers.However, he said, there was a strong possibility of such an activity in future as well as the agency was not fully aware of the level of information stolen by the group from different banks’ ATM facilities. “This is the first case of this nature,” said the official.“We haven’t come across or investigated a case of this nature earlier. This case is also unique because the job is reportedly being done by some foreigners who are believed to be part of an organised group,” the official said. Rahim Yar Khan: 60 RAHIM YAR KHAN (Dunya News): Sixty individuals belonging to Rahim Yar Khan’s rural areas of rushed to hospital after Rukanpura, Sardargarh and Thaana Mohana, were rushed to Mianwali Quraishan Hospital on Wednesday after they consumed eating poisonous sweets, reported Dunya News.The affected eating poisonous sweets included men, women and children as well who were provided with medical treatment.Doctors stated Dunya News July 6, 2016 that the patients were out of danger and will be discharged in a few hours. Mepco sets up a power MULTAN: Mepco has set up a power control centre at the company headquarters to ensure control centre uninterrupted power supply during Eid Holidays. Mepco sources said that the officers and workers The Nation July 6, 2016 had been deployed at headquarters and circle levels to cope with any emergency and to address the complaints lodged by the consumers. Sources said that the staff would remain on duty at the power control centre between July 5 and 10 round the clock as three teams, each led by one SDO, will remain on duty in three shifts.The Multan Electric Power Company (Mepco) has decided to create 14 new feeders in different cities to end low voltage and overburdened feeder complaints. Chairing meeting of the committee, Chairman of Procurement Committee of Mepco Board of Directors Kh. Azam disclosed that the board had approved the project and it would be accomplished in shortest possible time to facilitate the Mepco consumers. He further pointed out that the grid stations needed security arrangements in view of prevailing law and order situation. He said that the Board had approved projects for increasing the height of boundary walls of grid stations and installation of barbed wire on them. He further disclosed that the cases for the construction of boundary wall of 12 grid stations of GSO Circle Multan had been sent to the board for approval.Chief Executive Officer of Mepco Engr. Fazal Ullah Durrani and other members of the board were also present on this occasion. Sharp rise in prices of KARACHI (Dunya News): Price hike of food items has reached at peak in Karachi as rates have food items irks increased ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr, reported on Tuesday.Tomatoes in the market are being sold at Rs200 kg while the price of lemon has reached to an unaffordable price.The locals have also irked by the Karachiites price of green chilies who has been reported as R240.On the other hand, rate of groceries have also Dunya News July 5, 2016 hiked up in the market.According to the details, the vendors are justifying that the increase in prices are at the whole sale level. TV channels’ time ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra) on Monday assured the delaying mechanism to Supreme Court that a team of experts will soon inspect private television channels to ensure that time delaying mechanism is put in place to block airing of undesirable and offending programmes or be checked, Pemra spoken words.The assurance was held out before a two-judge Supreme Court bench headed by assures SC Justice Dost Mohammad Khan that had taken up a petition instituted by the media regulator Daily Dawn July 5, 2016 challenging the June 28 Sindh High Court’s suspension of its notification to ban televangelist and talk show host Aamir Liaquat from hosting his Ramazan show ‘Inam Ghar’ at a private television network for three days.It came to the notice of the bench during the proceedings that a number of private television channels, including the channel hosting Inam Ghar, have not yet installed the censoring device known as time delaying mechanism to cut off and expunge offending part of live shows or programmes to bring it in conformity with Pemra rules. Under Clause 3.9 of Terms and Conditions of the Licence, a television channel is obliged to deploy time delaying mechanism during live programmes so that better editorial control can be exercised by the channel in case of spontaneous comments made during live transmission. PEMRA Chairman Absar Alam along with his counsel Kashif Hanif appeared before the Supreme Court on Monday and submitted a compact disc (CD) containing offending contents of the show aired by the television channel in its show of June 13.During the proceedings, the court regretted the leniency shown towards open talks for derailment of the democratic set-up in the country in talk shows and also cited the recent Lahore episode regarding protocol mess up when the security detail of a VIP had blocked and harassed the sister of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf chairman Imran Khan. While the television channels created hype throughout the day on the incident, none of them tendered an apology when facts were revealed, the court regretted, adding that at least the news should be aired after thorough research and investigation.The Supreme Court, however, distanced itself from interfering on the matter at this stage on the grounds that Pemra’s petition has become infructuous because a very narrow margin of time has left, especially when the matter was already fixed for hearing for Monday before the SHC. But the Supreme Court allowed Pemra to investigate or inquire into the allegations the regulatory body had levelled in its petition by the Council of Complaint (CoC) and after receiving its recommendations the competent authority (Pemra) will look into while complying with all rules and provisions of the law.The charges levelled by the authority in its petition, the court said, fell within the domain of PEMRA and, therefore, it should proceed with the same according to the law and rules and conclude the same within a month. The inquiry initiated by PEMRA should commence after Eid holidays. PEMRA will also consider, the order said, the effect of the apology to be tendered publicly by the channel and through print media.In its petition, the regulator argued that the footage of a girl who has committed a suicide was aired on June 13 during the Ramazan show and on the same day at 7.52pm abusive remarks of a participant was also broadcast against which the authority received multiple complaints and accordingly show caused the channel for contravening provisions of Pemra laws.The

June 14 show cause was accordingly replied and the matter was placed before the CoC constituted under Section 26 of the PEMRA Ordinance which accordingly recommended suspension of the show for three days from June 28 to 30.The petition argued that the high court was not justified in granting ad-interim stay without notice to PEMRA in a case where the particular television channel had been consistently violating Pemra laws.The conduct of the channel can be ascertained from the facts that on many counts, the regulatory body has passed punitive order against the channel, the petition said, adding that the high court should have issued notice to Pemra before granting suspension of its order. Water shortage in LARKANA: Crisis of irrigation water in Qambar-Shahdadkot deepened as its supply through Qambar-Shahdadkot Saifullah Magsi branch remained disturbed from the head of the North Western Canal originating from the River Indus.Evaluating the situation, Sindh Abadgar Board (SAB) Qambar-Shahdadkot aggravating: SAB president Ishaque Mugihri told Dawn on Monday that what to talk of getting the sanctioned water Daily Dawn July 5, 2016 quantity into the Saifullah Magsi branch when growers in abortive attempts were trying to save the prepared paddy nurseries. “We don’t have enough water to keep them (nurseries) alive while irrigation officials keep us on false hopes and hollow claims for getting water,” he said.The level of water scarcity in Saifullah Magsi branch and its offshoots could be gauged from the fact that currently it got hardly 300 to 400 cusecs which should have been 1,800 cusecs in this season to cultivate rice, he said. Pointing towards illegally releasing water from Ruk regulator into Warah Canal by irrigation officials, he said actually Warah Canal should get its share from Rice Canal. Also the North Western Canal (NWC) originating from Sukkur Barrage which feeds Saifullah Magsi branch is presently not getting share in accordance with its designed discharged capacity.Garang regulator was the main distribution point for Sindh and Balochistan from Khairthar branch, the irrigation sources said. But currently what both provinces were getting was insufficient to irrigate paddy land. A couple of days ago, growers from Balochistan demonstrated at Grang regulator to press irrigation staff for their due share in time to save paddy nurseries, but in vain. The executive engineer of Saifullah Magsi branch, Syed Mukhtiar Shah, talking to Dawn on Monday, admitted the shortage of water in the branch and water courses, and claimed that situation was gradually improving. The key irrigation artery for Qambar-Shahdadkot district is Saifullah Magsi branch which has 156,000 command area running from Grang regulator to Chukhi close to Balchistan border. Six die in gas explosion KARACHI: A gas leak in the ammonia tank of an ice factory killed at least six workers and brought as ice factory collapses down the multi-storey structure in New Karachi Industrial Area on Monday morning.Six bodies were Daily Dawn July 5, 2016 retrieved from under the rubble while rescue operation continued into the evening, officials said, adding that three of the dead were burnt beyond recognition as the anhydrous gas ripped off their skin.Soon after the blast, police arrested a factory manager. The owner of the ice factory, ‘Saqib Ice and Cold Storage’, was said to have suffered a cardiac arrest and admitted to hospital.The chief minister taking notice of the incident sought an inquiry report from the provincial industries department and labour department, as there was a divergence of opinion about exact cause of the building collapse.According to witnesses, the factory collapsed with a loud explosion at around 7.30am, triggering fear and panic among area people. With the help of an excavator, six bodies were retrieved from the debris, said a police officer. “Initial assessment suggested that the ice cold storage building collapsed owing to cylinder or compressor blast,” said Karachi-Central SSP Muqadas Haider. He said both the compressor and the cylinder were installed on the basement of the building.The officer believed that the foundation of the building had been damaged by the impact of the gas explosion. As a result, the building collapsed burying the workers under its rubble.He said the police were investigating the exact cause of the building collapse. Karachi Metropolitan Corporation administrator Laeeq Ahmed reached the spot and inspected the rescue operation. While talking to the media, he said: “The gas cylinder blast and spread of ammonia gas resulted in the building collapse and the death of six people.”However, New Karachi Deputy Superintendent of Police Irshad Bhutto told Dawn later in the evening that it was an old building whose structure had been weakened due to accumulated rainwater.The DSP believed that the old building fell down first and then the boiler exploded. The building structure surrounded by rainwater was already weak, he added.The officer quoted the doctors at the Abbasi Shaheed Hospital, where the bodies were shifted for a post-mortem examination, as saying that the workers died after inhaling ammonia gas. It ripped off their skin, with the result that three of the deceased could not be recognised. Three other deceased workers were identified as Rafiq, 35, Zulfiqar, 38, and Mairaj 30. Zulfiqar originally hailed from Punjab, while Rafiq and Mairaj were residents of New Karachi, the police said.SSP Haider said the factory owner, Iqbal Shah, was not found at the blast site. It later emerged that he had reportedly suffered a heart attack and was hospitalised, the officer added.He said the police took the manager of the factory into custody for interrogation. The police authorities would write a letter to the relevant departments of the provincial government to seek information for the purpose of investigation to ascertain if the factory was established without permission and as to whether the building standard was maintained or not. Meanwhile, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah, who recently went to Saudi Arabia to perform Umrah, took notice of the tragic incident, according to the spokesperson.While expressing his sorrow and anger over the incident, Mr Shah sought a report from the provincial industries department and labour department. He asked the officials concerned to ascertain as to whether an inspection of the factory had been conducted or not. “If inspection was done, what its report said and if inspection was not done, whose negligence was it?” he asked.He directed the Karachi commissioner and SITE managing director to monitor rescue operation. He also asked the authorities concerned for extending full support to the heirs of the victims.The authorities denied reports about any delay in

rescue efforts. “The rescue unit of the disaster management department of the KMC reached the place soon after getting first call and started rescue work,” said the KMC administrator.Mr Ahmed inspected the rescue operation and enquired about the incident. He said rescue workers and other staff of the disaster management department would continue rescue operation till complete removal of debris.

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