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Crisis Response Bulletin Page 1-16 IDP IDP IDP CRISIS RESPONSE BULLETIN April 13, 2015 - Volume: 1, Issue: 13 IN THIS BULLETIN HIGHLIGHTS: English News 3-33 Smartphones could help protect people from Earthquakes 03 The Blame Game: CM upset at Rivals, Media for ‘Making an issue out 03 of the drought’ Natural Calamities Section 3-8 The Missing Link: Villagers cut off from Tank City amid heavy rain 05 Safety and Security Section 9-15 Japan satisfied with development in Sindh 05 Law and order: Safe City Project to cover five cities, says Shahbaz 09 Public Services Section 16-33 Pakistan parliament rejects Saudi call to join Yemen coalition 10 COAS directs commanders to focus on objective to elimination of 12 Maps 34-43 terrorism KP records 60pc reduction in terror attacks 12 Pakistan urges equal security rights for all nations 13 Urdu News 59-44 Terrorism: National Action Plan being implemented, says IGP 14 Schools’ heads get more powers to improve performance 16 Natural Calamities Section 59-58 Teacher faces challenges in noble task 17 Two days left for biometric verification of mobile SIMs 18 Safety and Security section 57-53 8 bottled water brands found to be ‘unsafe for consumption’ 20 Public Service Section 52-44 Pakistan nowhere close to reaching 2015 education goals: UN 21 PAKISTAN WEATHER MAP WIND SPEED MAP OF PAKISTAN TEMPERATURE MAP OF PAKISTAN HEAVY RAIN IN BALOCHISTAN MAPS RELATIVE HUMIDITY MAP OF PAKISTAN POLIO CASES IN PAKISTAN CNG SECTOR GAS LOAD MANAGEMENT PLAN-SINDH VEGETATION ANALYSIS MAP OF PAKISTAN DISTRICT NANKANA SAHIB ELECTRICITY LOAD NATIONAL ASSEMBLY 246 KARACHI VIII BYE SHEDDING SITUATION MAP ELECTION 2015 .! ö ö ö ö ö National Assemblyö 246 Karachiö VIII Bye Electionö 2015 ö ö ö ö ö ö List of NA 246 Karachi Contesting Candidatesö List of NA 246 Karachi Area Name ö ö Candidate Name Party Area Town Area Town Legendö ö ö ö MQM Gulbergö Town Gulberg Town ö ö Kanwarö Naveed Jameel Bhanoria Town Fb Area Block 3 .! Polling Station Railway Line Park Gulberg Town Gulberg Town ö Water Feature MALIR Imran Ismail PTI Block-12ö .! Fb Area Block 4 ö a ö MALIR ö c Police Station Union Council NA 246 CANTONMENT ö Block 10 Gulberg Town Fb Area Block 5 Gulberg Town ö ö ö Rashid Naseem Jamaat-e-Islami’s Highway St 5 ö ö Gulberg Town Gulberg Town ö Masjidö UC-4 ö Independent Block 13 ö Gulberg Federal Area ö Seema Zarin ö ö Imam Bargah Principle Arterial Tehsil Boundary ANCHOLIGulberg Town ö Block 14 ö Gulberg Town Hussainabad Gulberg Town ö Aslam Shah Independent Gulbergö Town Gulberg Town Minor Arterial BLOCK 18 ö öBlock 15 Moosa Colony I2 Railway Station ö ö KARACHI ö Independent NA-246 Boundary ö CENTRAL Ashraf Ali Queshi Block 17 Gulberg Town Salimabad Colony Gulberg Town Collecterial Street ö ö öö Independent Gulberg Town Liaqatabad Town KARACHI ö M.Mehfooz Yar Khan Block 18 öBlock 3 St 1 WEST ö Gulberg Town Liaqatabad Town ö ö St 3 NA-246NA-246 Independent Block 5 Civil Lines ö St 2 BLOCK 17 ö KARACHI Pervaiz Ali ö EAST ö ö Gulberg Town ö ö Liaqatabad Town Shahrah-e-quba ö ö ö Izahar-ul-Hassan Independent Block 7 Gharibabad ö St 4 ö ö BLOCK-12 ö öö ö Dastagirö Gulberg Town Ishaq Abad Liaqatabad Town ö ö Syed Usman Ali Independent Khair-ul-amal Road ö Gulberg Town Liaqatabad Town A.h. ö Metropolic intermediate FAISAL ö Dastagir Block 9 Liaquatabad Shahrah-e-azam Moiz Zafar ö Independent ö ö Khan college for girls Block ö ö KARACHI CANTONMENT ö Fb Area Block 1 Gulberg Town Qasim Abad ö Liaqatabad Town ö 13. F.b area ö SOUTH ö Independent ö ö ö ö Muhammad Ayub Fb Area Block 2 Gulberg Town Sharif Abad Liaqatabad Town ö ö "Khatoon-e-pakistan GGSS ö Independent ö ö Block 13" Abdus Sattar Ansari Candidates Assets Detail in PKR bye Election BLOCK 13 ö Independent ö ö Hassan Pervaizö 30,000,000 28,500,000 ö ö ö ö ö ö Paradigm St Usman Moazam Siddique Pasban "Mono tech SALIMABAD Shahrah-e-aurang ö 25,000,000 school Block 10 COLONY ö Allama Syed ö ö ö F.b area" Name of Union Council in NA 246 Karachi ö Ibn-e-hasan Zia-ud-din Zab ö ö Abbasi UC-5 ö 20,000,000 Road ö ö ö Shaheed Road NASEERABADö ö National Union Council Town ö ö ö BLOCKö 10 Assembly UC-3 AISHA Govt College 15,000,000 "Cosmopoliton Of Education Uc-5 Naseerabad Gulbarg Town BLOCK 14 öSchool Block-5 MANZIL Ideal School "KDA Secondry School Block 15 ö Block 14 Block-14 F.B Area" Uc-4 Ancholi Gulbargö Town F.B Area" Shamim St Ibrahim Ali Bahi Iqbal Shaheed ö 10,000,000 8,000,000 BLOCK 5 F.B Area ö School Block 15 ö öUc-6 Yaseenabad Gulbarg Town Zafar BLOCK 15 ö Shahra-e-pakistanRoad Uc-1 Azizabadö Gulbarg Town 5,000,000 ö ö ö 2,900,000 GULBERG UC-6 Rashid Minhas Road ö NA 246 ö ö FB AREA BLOCK 5 "H.B Malik ö ö Uc-2 Karimabad Gulbarg Town FEDERALö AREA DASTAGIR ö ö ö Public School YASEENABAD ö Uc-3 Aisha Manzil Gulbarg Town 0 ö ST-10 Block-14 F.B Area" ö ö Kanwar Naveed Jamil Imran Ismail Rashidö Naseem GBPS Muniba BLOCK 7 ö Uc-7 Sharifabad Liaqatabad Town MQM ö ö Block 6 F.b ö PTI JI's ö Uc-6 Bandhani Colony Liaqatabad Town ö area "Metropolitn school Note: The assets of candidates who are contesting Shahrah-e-humayun ö ö ö ö block 7 f.b area" ö ö Uc-4 Dak Khana Liaqatabad Town ö in By - Election for NA-246 Karachi has revealed N.Nazimabad Town "Sultan Mohammad Shah ö ö ö Darbar-e-sultani Road ö ö Uc-5 Qasimabad Liaqatabad Town andö according to the documentsö the election Agha Khan School ö ö ö commission Block-7 F.B.Area" ö Uc-8 Commercial Area Liaqatabad Town ö ö Dastgir GBSS ö ö FB AREA NA 246 Karachi VIII Estimatedö ö Govt city college Block 9 DASTAGIR ö BLOCKö 4 Population Density 2015 Uc-3 Super Market Liaqatabad Town ö Moosaö F.B Area BLOCK 9 ö colony ö ö NA 246 Candidates bye Election 2015 ö ö ö ö ö MOOSA ö Govt Moulana Altaf Number of Population COLONYö Hussain Hali ö NA 246 Karachi VIII Election 2002: ö ö FB AREA NA-246 ö ö Apwa Govt Girls ö ö School General elections were held on 10 Oct 2002. Haji Aziz Ullah of ö BLOCK 3 ö "Shaheedö ö 74563 - 79744 ö ö ö college karimabad UC-2 Muttahida Qaumi Movement won by 53,134 votes. Kanwarö Naveed Jameel ö e Millat College UC-4 ö ö ö ö KARIMABAD F.B. Area"ö 79745 - 91362 ANCHOLI (MQM) ö Sarwar ö Election 2008: ö ö ö ö Shaheed ö 91363 - 101427 ö HUSSAINABAD Road General elections were held on 18 Feb 2008. Sufyan Yousuf of ö 101428 - 106440 ö ö ö Kamal Atta Turk UC-6 Muttahida Qaumi Movement won by 186,993 votes.ö GBPS F.C Area UC-1 YASEENABAD ö CIVIL LINES ö ö ö 106441 - 116440 UC-3 FB AREA BLOCK 1 ö AISHA ö AZIZABAD UC-5 ö ö MANZIL Election 2013: ö NASEERABAD ö ö ö Azizabad Main Road General elections were held on 11 May 2013.ö Nabeel Gabolö of Imran Ismail UC-7ö Muttahida Qaumi Movement won by 137,874 votes FB AREA BLOCK 2 ö UC-2 SHARIFABAD GBLSS Banghoria ö PTI GBSS F.C KARIMABADö ö Area ö To wn Lyari Express Way UC-1 ö Note: ö BHANORIA AZIZABAD ö ö SHARIF Shaheed UC-7 ö TOWN Currentlyö this National Assembly seat ABAD ö SHARIFABAD Shahrah-e-ismail ö UC-8 UC-8 is vacant because of resignation of GHARIBABAD COMMERCIAL ö ö ö UC-6 Mr. Nabeel Gabol. COMMERCIAL AREA ö ö ISHAQ BANDHANI ö AREA COLONY ABAD ö UC-3 ö Bye-Election scheduled to be held on April 23, 2015. Rashid Naseem ö "GBPS Near Quwatul SUPER UC-5 GBSS Liquatabadö No.4 ö ö ö ö QASIMABAD ö ö ö Islam Masjid MARKET ö JI's ö BLOCK 3 ö Liquatabad"ö ö ö ö ö UC-6 ö UC-4 DAK General Election 2013 (Result) ö ö BANDHANI ö KHANA ö ö COLONY ö Voting Statistics of Constituency Jhanda Chowk Road ö ö 357,781 ö Registered Voters ö GBSS LIAQUATABAD S.m. Tofiq Road ö Sir Shah Suleman Road Votes Polled 189,405 No.4 Creation öDate: April 10, 2015 öLiquatabad No 9 J/R ö UC-5 ö Valid Votes 186,355ö ö ö Projection/Datum: WGS 84 Geographic ö UC-3 SUPER QASIMABADö ö 15,946 Gulshan-e-Iqbal Town Page Size: A3 Rejected Votes MARKETöö QASIM 0 ö ö ö ABAD ö Percentage of Votes Polledö to 51.63% ö Syed Altafö ö 30 ¯ ö Registered Voters Ali Brelvi 330 ö ö ö Road Contesting Candidates Party Affiliation Votes Polled ö ö ö DISCLAIMER: ö Shahzad Majeed Pakistan Peoples Party ö 1,716 ö ö ö GBSS B-1 area öö Parliamentarians liquatabad No.4 ö ö öö ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDö ö 60 This product is the sole property of ALHASAN SYSTEMS Monem Zafar Khan Independent ö 3,514 ö ö ö ö UC-4 DAK 300 ö ö [www.alhasan.com] - A Knowledge Management, Business Psychology Rashid Nasim Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan\ 10,321 KHANA ö ö ö Modeling, and Publishing Company.
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