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Crisis Response Bulletin IDP IDP IDP CRISIS RESPONSE BULLETIN September 05, 2016 - Volume: 2, Issue: 36 IN THIS BULLETIN HIGHLIGHTS: English News 03-22 Punjab health secy for EDOs’ role in Congo virus awareness 03 Swabi: Un-hygienic food sends 150 students to hospital 03 Climate change and art — practitioners’ retreat in Swat stimulates04 Natural Calamities Section 03-08 positive energy Safety and Security Section 09-15 Journalists urged to sensitise masses about climate change risks 05 Public Services Section 16-22 Karachi: Congo virus claims another life 06 Mobile phone services suspended in Rawalpindi 09 Maps 23-24 Over 16,700 men deployed on CPEC security 09 Escaped terrorists are taking refuge on Afghan border: Ch Nisar 11 Terrorist attacks in Pakistan decreased by 45% in 2015: Report 11 Urdu News 34-25 Deadly twin blasts hit court in Pakistan 13 Would not tolerate even a shadow of terrorist in Pakistan: DG ISPR14 Natural Calamities Section 34-33 Nearly 200 KP cadet college students hospitalized after food 16 poisoning Safety and Security section 32-29 PARC conducts public awareness seminar on Congo fever 17 Public Service Section 28-25 Pledge renewed to work for promotion of women education 19 MAPS DROUGHT SITUATION MAP OF PAKISTAN VEGETATION ANALYSIS MAP OF PAKISTAN Drought Situation Map of Pakistan As of 16 August to 31 August , 2016 Legend Mild Drought ¯ Moderate Drought GOJAL ISHKOMEN YASIN MASTUJ NAGAR-II ALIABAD Normal NAGAR-I GUPIS PUNIAL CHITRAL GILGIT GILGIT DAREL Slightly Wet TANGIR SHIGAR BAHRAIN KANDIA BALTISTAN SHARINGAL PATTAN CHILAS MASHABRUM Moderately Wet ASTORE SKARDU DIR DASSU KHYBER ATHUMQAM KHAPLU MAMUND KHARMANG PAKHTUNKHWA GULTARI NAWAGAI ADENZAI Provincial Boundary KHAR SWAT BATAGRAM DAGGAR BALAKOT SAFI RANIZAI MANSEHRA UPPER PINDIALI OGHI MUZAFFARABAD MOMAND KATLANG KHADO TAKHT KHEL HATTIAN LANDI BHAI SWABI BALA KOTAL UPPER CHARSADDA DHEERKOT September 5 , 2016 JAMRUD LAHOR BAGH HAVELI Creation Date: KURRAM PABBI HAZRO HAVELIAN BARA LOWER HARIPUR Indian Occupied Kashmir WGS 84 Geographic UPPER ORAKZAI NOWSHERA ABBASPUR Projection/Datum: ATTOCK HAJEERA LOWER ORAKZAI FR KOHAT Page Size: A3 ISMAILZAI FATEH ICT KAHUTA KURRAM KOHAT JAND HANGU JANG NAKIAL TALL RAWALPINDI SCALE 1:6200,000 BANDA LACHI PINDI KOTLI SHEWA GUJAR DAUD SHAH GHEB DUDYAL GHULAM KHAN MIRPUR FR BANNU KARAK KHAN DINA BHIMBER DATA MIR ALI DOMEL ISAKHEL TALA CHAKWAL 0 75 150 300 KM BANNU BARNALA KHEL DOSSALI GANG KALLAR KHARIAN GARYUM JHELUM NAURANG KAHAR GUJRAT MANDI SIALKOT LAKKI 0 MIANWALI BAHAUDDIN SAMBRIAL FATA MARWAT KHUSHAB TIARZA FR TANK MALAKWAL PHALIA ZAFARWAL BIRMAL PAHARPUR DASKA 30 SARAOGHA QAIDABAD WAZIRABAD PASRUR 330 TANK PIPLAN BHALWAL SHAKARGARH WANA SERWEKAI SHAHPUR KALUR KOT HAFIZABAD GUJRANWALA NAROWAL TOI KAMOKE KOT SARGODHA MOMIN PINDI KHULLA KULACHI DARYA BHATTIAN MURIDKE D.I.KHAN NOORPUR SHEIKHUPURA SAMBAZA QAMAR KHAN SILLANWALI FEROZEWALA 60 DIN FR D.I.KHAN CHINIOT SHANGLA 300 SUB SHEERANI HILL KAREZ DARABAN BHAKKAR LALIAN FAISALABAD SHARAK LAHORE BHAWANA SADDAR KASHATOO PAROA MANKERA PUR CANTT SUB- ASHWAT JHANG KAROR KOT RADHA BADINI SUB- ZHOB 18-HAZARI DOBANDI LAL ESAN GOJRA PATTOKI KISHAN LOI KASUR SUB- KINGRI CHAUBARA BARSHORE BAND SHINKAI SHORKOT SAMUNDARI RENALA 270 90 HURAMZAI KILLA TAUNSA LAYYAH AHMEDPUR TOBA TEK KHURD MUSLIM +92.51.282.0449/835.9288|[email protected] CHAMAN SAIFULLAH SIAL SINGH OKARA KILLA PISHIN BAGH CHUNIAN KAMALIA All Rights Reserved - Copyright 2016 ABDULLAH KAREZAT SAHIWAL DEPALPUR www.alhasan.com ZIARAT SUB DRUG SUB QUETTA SINJAWI Loralai Mekhtar KOT ADDU KABIRWALA MIAN CHICHAWATNI GULISTAN DIVISION MUSA PAK SADDAR SUB CHANNU ARIFWALA Map data source(s): KHEL MULTAN PATTAN QUETTA Harnai KHANEWAL Shahrig Duki DERA CITY MINCHINABAD Pakistan Meteorological Department PANJ PAI CITY GIRSANI BUREWALA Khost GHAZI JAHANIAN SUB- MASTUNG SUB VEHARI BAHAWALNAGAR SANGAN KHAN MAILSI KHAD KUT KOHLU Barkhan MULTAN KOCHA MUZAFFARGARH MANDAI SADDAR CHISHTIAN DISCLAIMER: SUB- DASHT Mach Sub MAWAND LODHRAN SIBI Bekerh JAMPUR JATOI HASILPUR ALL RIGHTS RESERVED DAK_ Mango KIRDGAP Dhadar ALIPUR HAROONABAD Chagai Char KAHAN Phelawagh BAHAWALPUR This product is the sole property of ALHASAN Sub SUB- Johan Balanari AHMADPUR CITY NUSHKI_ Khattan Sub Malum RAJANPUR Pir Koh EAST FORT SYSTEMS [www.alhasan.com] - A Knowledge Taftan Sub LEHRI DE-EXCLUDED Sangsilla ABBAS Kalat Gazg Dera AREA RAJANPUR LIAQAT Dalbadin Bagh Management, Business Psychology Modeling, and Bughti PUR Mirpur CHATTAR Naukandi Loti Sub ROJHAN Publishing Company. 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