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IDP IDP IDP CRISIS RESPONSE BULLETIN November 21, 2016 - Volume: 2, Issue: 47 IN THIS BULLETIN HIGHLIGHTS: English News 03-20 Measles ‘leading cause of death’ among young children globally 03 20% of Pakistan's land affected by erosion 04 Climate change adaptation crucial to whole South Asia region: 04 Natural Calamities Section 03-05 Zahid Safety and Security Section 06-16 Earthquake tremors jolt upper parts of Pakistan 05 Public Services Section 17-20 No one should dare challenge Pakistan 06 Last outlawed terror groups carried out 10 major attacks 07 Maps 21-23 Govt to step up diplomatic drive on Kashmir issue 07 Pakistan to counter LoC aggression at all levels 09 Number of banned outfits surges to 63 11 Urdu News 31-24 Global index records drop in terrorist activities in Pakistan during 12 2015 Natural Calamities Section 31 Services 'suspended' in parts of country as cable operators go 17 on strike Safety and Security section 30-27 Heavy corruption badly affects Anti-Hepatitis program in Sindh 18 Public Service Section 26-24 Australia supports health, nutrition services in Balochistan 18

DROUGHT SITUATION MAP - PAKISTAN PUNJAB - INCIDENTS MAP MAPS VEGETATION ANALYSIS MAP OF PAKISTAN

PUNJAB - INCIDENTS MAP (From 10-10-2004 to 14-11-2016)

CRIME INCIDENTS FIRE INCIDENTS Total No. of Incidents In Punjab (from Oct 10, 2004 to November 14, 2016)

Attock Attock 1116 655 6110 Crime Incidents: 1,44,488 Rawalpindi Rawalpindi 4105 Jhelum Fire Incidents Chakwal Jhelum Mianwali Chakwal 597 657 1142 Fire Incidents: 84,752 Mianwali 662 675 1670 630 Gujrat 2301 Gujrat Crime Incidents District-wise Khushab Sialkot Khushab Sialkot 663 1168 487 3881 1383 3343 District-wise Hafizabad 1002 Building Collapse: 6,551 Hafizabad 1594 2286 4180 5759 391 - 748 9810 Sargodha 1087 Gujranwala Sargodha 1689 Gujranwala 662 - 1689 Sheikhupura Sheikhupura Chiniot Blasts/Explosions: 1,265 Chiniot 588 1530 Lahore 749 - 1530 1390 3480 Lahore 391 960 Bhakkar 868 Bhakkar 1690 - 2987 Jhang Faisalabad 22949 Jhang Faisalabad 1610 20697 9832 22658 Kasur 1298 Kasur 1531 - 3881 4490 517 553 1171 2399 2044 2988 - 5503 882 Layyah Layyah T. T Okara T. T Okara Singh Sahiwal 921 3882 - 9832 Singh Sahiwal 3527 Khanewal 2352 Khanewal 7128 5504 - 9810 2168 5503 1100 Pakpattan 4418 Pakpattan 551 2043 D G Khan 514 9833 - 22949 D G Khan 2670 5583 858 8353 2032 9811 - 22658 Vehari Multan Multan Vehari 691 2375 840 Punjab - Top Five Districts inTerms of Fire Incidents Punjab - Top Five Districts inTerms of Crime Incidents Lodhran Lodhran 2773 Muzaffargarh Muzaffargarh Rajanpur Rajanpur 748 Multan 7% 1867 Sahiwal 4.73% Bahawalnagar Bahawalnagar Bahawalpur Gujranwala 7% Bahawalpur Creation Date: November 21, 2016 Multan 6.05% 2171 4217 Rawalpindi 7.23% Projection/Datum: WGS 84 Geographic Gujranwala 7.00% Page Size: A3 1891 Faisalabad 12% 2987 ¯ Lahore 15.05% R Y Khan Lahore 28% R Y Khan Scale 1:6,000,000 Faisalabad 16.43% 0 100 200

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NATURAL CALAMITIES

NEWS HEADLINES DETAILS Revival of NCC IN view of current security situation, government has decided to impart military training to programme students and in this regard a letter has also been written to provincial governments to revive in Pak Observer, Novermber 21, 2016 colleges National Cadet Corps (NCC) programme — a form of basic civil defence training which was imparted to students in the past but was disbanded by former President Parvez Musharraf back in 2002. Given the challenges Pakistan is beset with not only on the security fronts but also natural disasters which have become more frequent over the past decade or so, we understand that imparting necessary military training to youth is a step in the right direction to cope with emergency situations. We have a large youth population than several other countries and if we properly train them in civil defence, it would be handy in many unforeseen situations. In several other countries also, such models exist where students are trained in self-defence, especially in Israel where people above the age of eighteen are required to enlist in defence forces. In the past, the NCC in our colleges was treated as an optional subject, which would fetch students’ 20 extra marks in their annual examinations. Under this, the students were supposed to be trained in first aid, basic weapons training and emergency response techniques. However, the NCC fell short of its objectives, which finally led to its abandonment. Now as the government is all set to revive it, training should be regulated in such a manner that it equips youth with more beneficial techniques. Be it evacuation of people from any manmade or natural disaster, provision of first aid to injured, college students should be trained in such a way that they could accomplish their task independently and successfully. In addition, there is also need to maintain a complete database of these trained youth so that they could immediately be approached in time of need. They may be registered with director general of civil defence — structure of which also needs to be strengthened with provision of more resources, modern tools and equipment. Measles ‘leading cause of KARACHI: Despite a 79 percent worldwide decrease in measles deaths between 2000 and death’ among young 2015, nearly 400 children still die from the disease every day, leading health organisations said in children globally a report released from Geneva. The Nation, Novermber 20, 2016 "Making measles history is not mission impossible," said Robin Nandy, UNICEF Immunisation Chief. "We have the tools and the knowledge to do it; what we lack is the political will to reach every single child, no matter how far. Without this commitment, children will continue to die from a disease that is easy and cheap to prevent." Mass measles vaccination campaigns and a global increase in routine measles vaccination coverage saved an estimated 20.3 million young lives between 2000 and 2015, according to UNICEF, WHO, Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). But progress has been uneven. In 2015, about 20 million infants missed their measles shots and an estimated 134,000 children died from the disease. The Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Nigeria and Pakistan account for half of the unvaccinated infants and 75 percent of the measles deaths. "It is not acceptable that millions of children miss their vaccines every year. We have a safe and highly effective vaccine to stop the spread of measles and save lives," said Dr Jean-Marie Okwo- Bele, Director of WHO's Department of Immunization, Vaccines and Biologicals. "This year, the Region of the Americas was declared free of measles - proof that elimination is possible. Now, we must stop measles in the rest of the world. It starts with vaccination." "Measles is a key indicator of the strength of a country's immunisation systems and, all too often, it ends up being the canary in the coalmine with outbreaks acting as the first warning of deeper problems," said Dr Seth Berkley, CEO of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance. "To address one of the world's most deadly vaccine-preventable childhood killers we need strong commitments from countries and partners to boost routine immunisation coverage and to strengthen surveillance systems." Measles, a highly contagious viral disease that spreads through direct contact and through the air, is one of the leading causes of death among young children globally. It can be prevented with 2 doses of a safe and effective vaccine. Measles outbreaks in numerous countries - caused by gaps in routine immunisation and in mass vaccination campaigns - continue to be a serious challenge. In 2015, large outbreaks were reported in Egypt, Ethiopia, Germany, Kyrgyzstan and Mongolia. The outbreaks in Germany and Mongolia affected older persons, highlighting the need to vaccinate adolescents and young adults who have no protection against measles. Measles also tends to flare up in countries in conflict or humanitarian emergencies due to the challenges of vaccinating every child. Last year, outbreaks were reported in Nigeria, Somalia and South Sudan. Measles elimination in four of six World Health Organisation (WHO) regions is the global target at the midpoint of the Global Vaccine Action Plan implementation. "The world has missed this target, but we can achieve measles elimination as we have seen in the Region of the Americas," said Dr Rebecca Martin, director of CDC's Center for Global Health. "As the African adage goes, 'it takes a village to raise a child' and it takes the same local and global villages to protect children against measles. We can eliminate measles from countries and everyone needs to play a role. This year's report shows that the 2015 WHO regional measles elimination goals were not met because not every child has been reached - gaps exist. We need to close these gaps, ensure that commitments for adequate human and financial resources are

kept and used well to reach every child, detect and respond to every case of measles, and prevent further spread. These efforts will protect all children so that they can become the next generation of leaders. This will also ensure that every country has a strong safety net to stop disease threats where they occur and protect the world from global health threats." 20% of Pakistan's land ISLAMABAD/CHAKWAL: Around 16 million hectares of land, which amounts to 20 percent of affected by erosion the total area of Pakistan, is affected directly or indirectly by soil erosion. Daily Times, Novermber 19, 2016 Out of the total eroded area, 11.2 million hectares are affected by water only. A huge amount of rainwater is lost annually due to run-off in the Potohar region. This occurs due to various reasons, including high intensity and short spell of rainfalls and lack of awareness among professionals and farmers about watershed management and rainwater harvesting techniques. This loss of water also leads to loss of fertile soil, which increases flood severity in lowland areas and results in silting in dams, rivers and ponds, thereby decreasing their storage capacity. To prevent the aforementioned problems, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) Islamabad is carrying out a 'Community Based Training Programme on Watershed Management for Flood and Drought Control'. This programme has been launched under phase two of 'Strategic Strengthening of Flood Warning and Management Capacity of Pakistan' and intends to impart techniques related to agriculture extension, soil conservation and water management to farmers and relevant government and semi-government professionals, NGOs and academia in Chakwal. The programme also aims at developing flood forecasting and early warning systems for effective coordination and management during floods. On the first day of the training session, experts gave a brief history of floods in Pakistan. They also discussed the eco-hydrology approach for addressing floods and droughts and rainwater harvesting techniques and drip irrigation system. The training session also included a field visit to Barani Agricultural Research Institute (BARI) and the Soil and Water Conservation Research Institute (SAWCRI) for the participants to learn water saving techniques. Climate change adaptation ISLAMABAD: The adaptation to climate change is of crucial importance to the whole South crucial to whole South Asian region, home to over a billion people, where many people are living below the poverty line. Asia region: Zahid This was stated by Federal Minister for Climate Change Zahid Hamid in a side event, organized Pak Observer, Novermber 19, 2016 on the theme ‘Adaptation to Climate Change: National and Sub-national Coherence, Coordination and Cooperation at Regional Level.’ The event organised by Government of Pakistan, South Asia Cooperation Environment Programme, and Network of Regional Governments for Sustainable Development was chaired by the Federal Minister for Climate Change Zahid Hamid, a press release issued here said. He said that apart from its dense population, the South Asian region is also one of the most ecologically diverse areas of the world. It has faced a multitude of climate-induced disasters ranging from glacial melt, sea level rise, drought, cyclones and shifts in rain patterns, especially the monsoon rains. These disasters are not only serious threats to food and water security but they also displace the residents, creating the problem of climate refugees. ‘The adverse effects of climate change are of immense concern to Pakistan. Pakistan contributes less than 1% to total annual global greenhouse gas emissions. Yet, it is ranked amongst the top ten countries most vulnerable to climate change’, the minister informed the participants. He highlighted that Pakistan today faced several major risks related to climate change, including glacial melt, variable monsoons, recurrent floods, sea-water intrusion, higher average temperatures and higher frequency of droughts. Millions of people are affected and colossal damage is caused on recurring basis. ‘These threats pose major survival concerns for Pakistan, particularly in relation to the country’s water security, food security and energy security and have enormous adverse consequences for all socio-economic sectors,’ he said.—APP 40 more dengue cases ISLAMABAD: The dengue fever outbreak in Rawalpindi has risen to a dramatic level as 40 more reported in Rawalpindi patients were reported to have been admitted in various hospitals within the last 24 hours. Pakistan Today, Novermber 18, The viral fever has spread with great speed and despite precautionary measures adopted by the 2016 authorities. The toll of patients affected by the bite of Aedes mosquito carrying the deadly disease has reached to an unprecedented figure of 3600 cases for 2016. Moreover, four deaths from dengue fever have also been confirmed in the district of Rawalpindi. Rs 2.5b to be distributed LAHORE: Punjab government has allocated Rs 2.5 billion for farmers and would be distributed among farmers for Rabi season 2016-17. Pak Observer, November 18, 2016 This was stated by Provincial Minister for Cooperatives Malik Muhammad Iqbal Channar while addressing a meeting here at his office on Thursday. He said that growers who faced destruction due to heavy rains earlier were being given priority. He said that collection of loans of Kahrif season has also been started and the process would be completed soon. Channar said that Punjab government was fully committed to provide maximum facilities to farmers to boost the economy of the country. He said that all the branches of the cooperative banks have been computerized and ATM machines have also been installed while all the employees and officers of the bank were being given training to put the department on modern lines.—APP Pakistan, Iran to boost ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Iran have agreed to strengthen the bilateral cooperation on climate cooperation on climate change. They were agreed on in a meeting between Masoumeh Ebtekar, head of Iran’s Department of the Environment (DoE) and her Pakistani counterpart Zahid Hamid during the change Conference of the Parties (COP-22) in Morocco. Pakistan Today, Novermber 16, 2016 Zahid Hamid informed the Iranian official about some of the major policy initiatives taken by

Pakistan government to address the climate change issues. He said the COP-22 is a great opportunity to spread awareness of effects of climate change on Pakistan, its culture and tourism. The 22nd Conference of the Parties (COP-22) began on Nov 7 and will end on Nov 18, 2016 in Marrakech, Morocco.The COP to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is the first such meeting since the historic adoption of the Paris Agreement at COP-21 in December 2015. Exchange alumni call for ISLAMABAD: Pakistan-US Alumni Network (PUAN) launched a three-day international climate coherent efforts to change conference ‘Changing Minds for Climate Change’ in Islamabad. More than 250 alumni of US government-sponsored exchange programmes from across Pakistan and South, Central and mitigate effects of climate East Asia gathered in Islamabad for the event, which was jointly sponsored by the US Embassy change in Islamabad, United States Educational Foundation in Pakistan and PUAN. The News, Novermber 16, 2016 The Government of Pakistan’s Senator Mushahid Hussain Sayed, Secretary, Senate Standing Committee on Climate Change, Samina Baig, Pakistan’s first female to summit Mount Everest and the Seven Summits attended the conference’s opening ceremony to kick off a program of interactive workshops, panel sessions, keynote speeches, and community outreach events. The conference brought together climate change professionals, activists, students, teachers, and policy makers, to share knowledge and experiences. American Ambassador David Hale addressed the conference participants: “No one country can tackle climate change alone, we must all work together. Governments and scientists, businesspeople and civil society must harness every aspect of a nation’s resources to address this global crisis,” he said. The United States, along with partner nations around the world including Pakistan, is working to reach common ground on the climate agenda. Notably, Pakistan has recently made great progress on the path to adopting the Paris Agreement. Pakistan has also agreed to an amendment to curb greenhouse gases (hydrofluorocarbons/HFCs). What’s more, the United States and Pakistan are working together to encourage private sector investment in new clean energy generation (such as wind, solar, and hydro) through technical assistance, grants for transmission infrastructure, and financing. Through USAID, the Department of Energy, and our national laboratories, the Clean Energy Partnership now includes technical assistance for energy efficiency in support of Pakistan’s climate goals. Finally, the U.S. Government and Pakistan have been working to support the Centre for Advanced Studies in Energy at National University of Science and Technology (NUST) in Islamabad, and its satellite centre at University of Engineering and Technology in Peshawar, together with Arizona State University, with a focus on renewable and alternative sources of energy. The United States invests approximately Rs419 crore annually in exchange programs for Pakistani citizens and sends more than 1,300 Pakistanis to the United States each year to participate in academic and professional exchange programs. PUAN is the alumni network of these students and professionals who have participated in US government-sponsored exchange programs. With more than 19,000 alumni across Pakistan, PUAN is one of the largest alumni networks in the world. Earthquake tremors jolt ISLAMABAD: Earthquake tremors jolted upper parts of Pakistan on Tuesday, triggering fear and upper parts of Pakistan panic among the masses. Geo News, Novermber 15, 2016 According to details, the tremors were felt in Kohat, Abbottabad, Shangla, Dir Bala, Lower Dir, Peshawar, Rawalpindi, Islamabad and other parts of Pakistan. The authorities measured the earthquake at 5.4 magnitude on the Richter scale while its epicentre was in Afghanistan’s Hindukush region. The depth of the earthquake is said to be at 179km. The Hindu Kush area bordering Pakistan and Afghanistan is a seismically active area, with quakes often felt across the region. Just over a decade ago, a 7.6-magnitude quake in another part of northern Pakistan killed about 75,000 people.

SAFETY AND SECURITY

NEWS HEADLINES DETAILS 'No one should dare ISLAMABAD: Chief of Army Staff General Raheel Sharif began a round of farewell visits on challenge Pakistan' Monday, his spokesman said, damping speculation he might receive an extension when his The Nation, November 21, 2016 three-year term ends this month. General Sharif, who is due to retire on Nov. 29, had never said he would seek an extension, but speculation of such a move has recently been rife in the media and among politicians. He has been immensely popular among ordinary Pakistanis, who see him as having effectively tackled crime and corruption, besides carrying the fight against Islamist terrorism to unstable tribal areas. "Army chief kicks off his farewell visits beginning from Lahore today," military spokesman Lieutenant-General Asim Bajwa said on social network Twitter, adding that General Sharif would meet soldiers on the visits. “Pakistani people are the most resilient and brave nation in the world who have always persevered in adverse conditions,” said General Sharif while speaking to the army and Rangers officials at Lahore Garrison. The army chief urged the troops to follow the norms of their rich military tradition with even greater vigour and continue serving their people with utmost dedication, resilience and greater sense of sacrifice. “It was not easy to restore peace in the country. Pakistan Army achieved successes due to sacrifices and mutual national determine,” continued the army chief. “We are ready to face any sort of situation,” said the army chief. “No one should dare to challenge Pakistan and its armed forces.” "Accomplishment of peace and stability no ordinary task," he added. "Our sacrifices and joint national resolve helped us in offsetting all odds." The army has ruled the country for roughly half its 69-year history, and tension with civilian governments - including that of current Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif - often runs high. Sharif himself was ousted from power in 1999 by a military coup. Pakistan's last two army chiefs, including Pervez Musharraf, who led the coup against Sharif, were both given extensions. Prime Minister Sharif has until Nov. 28 to name his choice of a replacement for the retiring army chief. Typically, the military provides the prime minister the dossiers of three or four contenders from which to choose. Contenders this year include Lieutenant General Javed Iqbal Ramday, Lieutenant General Zubair Hayat, Lieutenant General Ishfaq Nadeem Ahmad and Lieutenant General Qamar Javed Bajwa, three of the prime minister's aides told Reuters in September. The succession will also be closely watched overseas. With nearly 10,000 US troops in Afghanistan fighting the Afghan Taliban and other militant groups, Washington is losing patience with what it calls Pakistan's failure to hunt down insurgents who launch attacks on Afghanistan from Pakistani territory. Pakistan denies this. India has also ratcheted up rhetoric against Pakistan, alarmed at an escalation of violence in the disputed region of Kashmir, where an attack on an army base killed 18 soldiers. Islamabad denies accusations it was behind the raid. At home, military operations under Sharif have targeted Islamist militants, including the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, in 2014, besides a crackdown on crime in the southern port city of Karachi. Overall violence has fallen since, but large-scale attacks have surged recently, with at least 185 people killed in three major attacks since August. A look back at Gen. Raheel's ISLAMABAD/RAWALPINDI: As General Raheel Sharif kicked off his farewell meetings on illustrious career Monday, here's a look back at the illustrious career of Pakistan's incumbent army chief, which is The News, November 21, 2016 nearing its end. When General Raheel Sharif was passed the baton of command in 2013 by his predecessor Gen. Ashfaq Pervez Kayani, the circumstances were not altogether bright. Suicide bombings and incidents of terrorism were quite common in the country. However, General Raheel rose to the challenge and proved the English expression, 'When the going gets tough, the tough gets going' true. After becoming army chief, Gen. Raheel Sharif took important, crucial and decisive actions which steered Pakistan out of a significant number of problems. It was General Raheel Sharif's leadership which ensured that militancy and terrorism were rooted out of FATA, especially the Waziristan region and thousands of displaced TDPs were restored to their original places of residence. Not only that, his contribution in restoring peace to Karachi and making sure the CPEC project was initiated, has been praised numerous time by supporters and critics alike. Operation Zarb-e-Azb was launched by Pakistan Army officially on June 15, 2014 against militants who had time and again attacked the country. Through well-coordinated and effective airstrikes coupled with advancements by the infantry, militant outfits once considered invincible such as the TTP, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, Al-Qaeda, Jundullah and Islamic Movement for Uzbekistan, were rendered toothless by army. Gen. Raheel was always at the forefront; often mingling with soldiers in Waziristan during Eid occasions and visiting tribal elders to take them into confidence regarding Pakistan Army's operations. Gen. Raheel Sharif also took considerable care of TDPs in Pakistan and oft visited their camps. His dedication to the cause of TDPs ensured that they safely returned to their residences and lived a peaceful life yet again. When Pakistan Army successfully started pushing back Afghanistan-based militants into their country, terrorists started using Afghan soil to launch attacks into Pakistan. Gen. Raheel ensured proper monitoring of Pakistan's border with Afghanistan and the practice of proper

scrutinization of Afghan immigrants entering Pakistan was also undertaken during his tenure. Another significant highlight of Gen. Raheel Sharif's tenure was to have the Pakistan Military Parade restored after seven long years, on March 23, 2015. General Raheel Sharif is also accredited with keeping the armed forces away from politics. Political commentators and analysts have always praised him for his professional capabilities. General Raheel Sharif will hang his boots on November 29, 2016. He will undoubtedly leave behind a golden legacy for many to admire and emulate. Last outlawed terror groups ISLAMABAD: Two terrorist groups banned earlier this month by the interior ministry were carried out 10 major attacks involved in 10 major attacks in the country, according to the National Counter Terrorism Express Tribune, November 21, 2016 Authority (Nacta). Jamaatul Ahrar (JuA), a breakaway faction of the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, and Lashkar-e-Jhangvi Al Almi (LeJA), a franchise of the sectarian terrorist group Lashkar-e- Jhangvi, have claimed responsibility for 10 major terrorist attacks, including the August 8 deadly suicide bombing at Quetta’s Civil Hospital, Nacta’s National Coordinator Ahsan Ghani told The Express Tribune on Sunday. 212 organisations formally banned by Pakistan The JuA and LeJA were outlawed by the interior ministry on November 11, 2016. And, according to Ghani, the notification was issued based on the findings of the country’s intelligence agencies which had been asked by Nacta to verify facts about them. With the fresh entries, the ‘list of banned outfits’ has grown to 63. Moreover, another two organisations, Ghulaman-e-Sahaba (GeS) and Maymar Trust (MT), have been under observation (11th Schedule) for six months. The GeS was put on the ‘observation list’ on June 30, 2016, while the MT was listed two months later on August 31, 2016 by the interior ministry. Similarly, Jamaatud Dawa has been on the same list since Jan 17, 2007, though no timeframe has been given by the ministry for the observation of the charity which, India alleges, is a front for the Lashkar-e-Taiba militant group. Ghani said the provincial governments would start sealing the offices of the newly proscribed groups from today (Monday) and their bank accounts would also be frozen. “There is a standard procedure which takes it course when an organisation is banned due to its unlawful activities in the country. Under this procedure, the bank accounts of the outfit are frozen,” he said. Moreover, the literature associated with the group is confiscated. He said the proscribed groups would not be allowed to resurface or re- emerge under different names. “We have also placed the names of persons affiliated with these organisations under the category of ‘proscribed persons’ besides outlawing the organisations for which they work. Since the individuals working for these groups have also been banned, so there is no question that these outfits would rebrand themselves and re-emerge,” he added. Jamaatul Ahrar, a militant group, broke away from the TTP after a split in the terror conglomerate in August 2014. It has carried out several terror attacks, including on military, law enforcement agencies, government buildings, lawyers, and religious and ethnic minorities. The group claims that it had masterminded and carried out the August 8 attack on the Sandeman Provincial Hospital, commonly known as Civil Hospital, which killed over 70 people, mostly lawyers. In August this year, the US State Department designated the JuA as a specially designated global terrorist group. The Lashkar-e-Jhangvi Al Alimi, a faction of sectarian terror group LeJ, has been blamed by the Balochistan home minister for the November 12 suicide bombing at the shrine of Sufi saint Shah Noorani in Khuzdar district. Interestingly, the Islamic State, aka Da’ish, claimed responsibility for the blast that killed more than 50 devotees. Govt to step up diplomatic ISLAMABAD: As India continues to ramp up tensions with Pakistan, the federal government is drive on Kashmir issue set to implement key decisions taken last month at top legislative and executive forums to keep Express Tribune, November 21, 2016 the Kashmir issue in the international spotlight. In October, an all parties conference (APC), a joint session of parliament and a National Security Committee (NSC) meeting unanimously put weight behind government’s efforts to highlight India’s unprecedented human rights violations in Occupied Kashmir at relevant international forums. Pakistan should not internationalise Kashmir issue: Indian minister Well-placed official sources said the government and security establishment have exchanged notes on the prevailing situation and concerns have been shared by both the sides that an upsurge in terrorism in Pakistan and tensions along the Line of Control (LoC) is part of India’s plan to sideline the Kashmir issue. They said this stance will be part of the agenda at top-level official meet-ups between Pakistani and foreign dignitaries taking place both abroad and in the country. “The government and security brass agree that military options will be exercised to respond to Indian aggression and diplomatic efforts will be accelerated to highlight the Kashmir issue,” an official said. “There is a fine distribution of functions. The military is doing what it is best at, and the government has to do what it is supposed to. Military manoeuvres and political pursuits will go side by side. The official sources also said the leadership of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz will tasked with contacting Kashmiri leaders in Indian Occupied Kashmir to map out a strategy to highlight Kashmiris’ plight. Govt failed to address Kashmir issue owing to Nawaz-Modi friendship: Bilawal Speaking to The Express Tribune, Kashmir Committee Chairman Maulana Fazlur Rehman said the onus is on the government to press the international community to resolve Kashmir issue.

“Political parties and parliament have thrown their weight behind the government irrespective of political divisions and differences. Now, it’s up to the federal government to act,” he said. In a notable development, Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during his recent visit voiced concern over situation in Indian Occupied Kashmir and extended the ‘highest degree of support for Pakistan” on the issue. Tribal elders vow not to MOHMAND AGENCY - Political Agent Mahmood Aslam on Sunday urged tribal elders of shelter miscreants Qasim Khel and Dado Khel to not shelter any miscreants and maintain law and order situation The Nation, November 21, 2016 in their respective areas. While making a surprise visit to the four newly established check posts of Mohmand Levies in the Tehsil Ekkaghund of Lower Sub-Division Ekkaghund, the political agent stressed upon the elders of all the tribes to shoulder their collective responsibility and safeguard their soil and hand over all the culprits to the local administration and security forces. The political agent was accompanied by Assistant Political Agent Naveed Akbar, Political Naib Tehsildar Ekkaghund Amir Nawaz Khan and tribal elders of Tarakzai tribes. Aslam inspected the four newly established check posts in Darwazgai-II, Darwazgai-III, Mosal Kore and Bai Kore and appreciated the spirit of Levies forces in the line of duty for the homeland. Political agent also rewarded Rs20,000 for each newly established posts. He said “Tribal elders to remain vigilant and support Mohmand Levies and political administration in order to maintain peace in the area,” he said. He warned that if any unpleasant militancy incident occurs in the jurisdiction of any tribe then all the privileges including others incentives would be banned and confiscated through the collective responsibility of the area. He told tribesmen to work for the bright future of their children and educate them, which is the success and genuine progress in the life. Tribal elders of Qasim Khel and Dado Khel tribes assured their cooperation to the local administration and security forces while maintaining law and order situation in their respective areas. They assured that tribesmen will not allow any miscreants in their areas and all the tribal elders were jointly decided that a huge fine would be imposed on those found involved in sheltering miscreants in the area. Tribal elders told the local authority that they will fulfil their territorial collective responsibility of the area and would inform the security forces as well as the local administration in case of any suspects’ movements in the area. Elders of the area said that they have rendered sacrifices in the war on terrorism and at present they are ready for any challenge while restoring law and order situation in the area. “We shall defend and safeguard our tribal areas and soil. It is our moral and tribal duty and we are accepting it happily “said a tribal elder. Security forces as well as the local administration had warned the Safi tribesmen in a grand jirga held in Ghalanai a week ago that all the tribesmen should fulfil their collective responsibility or face for action. They assured that Mohmand tribesmen are devoted and faithful citizens of the country and they always cooperated with security forces and the local administration. TCF BUILDS 141 SCHOOLS APP adds: Considering education the best tool to exterminate the menace of extremism and terrorism from the country, The Citizen Foundation (TCF) is building some 141 `Schools for Peace', equal to the number of students and staff members martyred in the terrorist attack on Army Public School (APS) Peshawar on December 16, 2014. The initiative was the best tribute to the loving memory of the martyed APS students, besides a message for the world that Pakistan was for promoting education for lasting peace and counter the menaces, said Syed Assad Ayub Ahmad, President of TCF, a non-profit organisation. Talking to APP, Syed Assad said the entire country was shaken by APS attack. The horrific massacre of schoolchildren had highlighted the alarming situtaion regarding terrorsim and the TCF believed that only education had the power to eliminate the menace by enlightening young minds, instilling democratic values and thus building a conscientious and tolerant society, he added. Disqualification: Double LAHORE - At a time when a larger bench of Supreme Court is hearing petitions against Prime trouble for PM Minister Nawaz Sharif and his family for their alleged involvement in establishing offshore The Nation, November 21, 2016 companies, the LHC is also hearing a petition of former CJP Iftikhar Chaudhary seeking disqualification of the PM. This petition remained the most prominent during the week. The PM, through his counsel Salman Butt, submitted a 20-page written reply to the Lahore High Court in which he termed Panama allegations baseless. According to the PM, the allegations leveled against Sharif family in Panama leaks were nothing but mere allegations and newspapers’ clippings. The PM’s counsel held the National Assembly speaker is competent enough to decide references filed against the parliamentarians and his powers of deciding such references cannot be challenged in courts. The counsel also questioned the locus standi of Justice and Democratic Party in becoming party against the prime minister as neither did it contest elections nor it was his rival in the constituency from where he was elected as parliamentarian. He stated the PM's rivals can approach the Election Tribunal against his client. The PM through his written reply reiterated that Hassan Nawaz, Hussain Nawaz and Maryam were "not" dependent on him. Therefore, the PM’s counsel prayed the court to dismiss the petition seeking his client's disqualification. The court was informed that the PM, the National Assembly, and the Ministry for Law and Parliamentary Affairs had submitted their replies, except Election Commission of Pakistan which had yet to submit its reply. At this, LHC Chief Justice Syed Mansoor Ali Shah issued notice to the ECP and sought reply by the next hearing on December 1. The other important petition was of Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) against appointment of

Justice Aamer Raza Khan as chairman of inquiry committee which is probing Newsgate scandal. The LHC dismissed the petition filed by PAT leader Khuram Nawaz Gandapur. In the petition, Gandapur had submitted that Aamer Raza Khan enjoyed good personal relations with the PML-N leadership. He had said the former judge also served as chairman of the Punjab Healthcare Commission in the past. Expressing his reservations, he said the inquiry could not be held in a fair and transparent manner with retired Justice Khan as head of the committee. The petitioner said the appointment of the retired justice was in violation of Article 5 of the Constitution and prayed to the court to set aside the appointment. He alleged that the former judge's daughter is serving at a medical college owned by the Sharif family. He further said that the ruling party had also put forward the name of Justice Khan as caretaker chief minister before the 2013 polls, suggesting that the person has deep relations with the rulers. During the week, the LHC also restored a petition of a lawyer who sought registration of a high- treason case against former president Asif Ali Zardari for speaking against Pak-Army. Chief Justice Syed Mansoor Ali Shah had previously dismissed the petition of Advocate Aftab Ahmad Virk for non-prosecution. The lawyer had filed an application for restoration of his petition contending that he failed to appear before the court on the last hearing due to unavoidable commitment. He requested the chief justice to restore the petition and decide it on merit. The CJ allowed the request and issued notices to the government respondents asking the petitioner-lawyer to come up on Nov 25 with arguments in support of maintainability of the main petition. Advocate Virk submitted in his petition the former president, in a speech on June, 6, 2015, used derogatory language against Pakistan army. He said the army was busy in Zarb-i-Azb and a negative statement, at this crucial moment especially, was not good. He said that the former president had committed treason by attacking army in his speech. He prayed to the court to try Zardari under Article 6 of the Constitution. Moreover, the LHC dismissed a petition seeking reinstatement of special courts established under Protection of Pakistan Act (POPA). Justice Shams Mahmood Mirza observed that matter raised in the petition was a policy matter. The petition was not maintainable, he added. Advocate Ghazi Ilamuddin had filed the petition saying the federal government promulgated the Protection of Pakistan Act in 2014 to curb terrorism in the country. He said special courts were also established for trial of the terrorists charged under the law. However, he said, the government did not extend the law after its two-year term expired in 2016, leading to the suspension of the special courts. The lawyer argued that the courts set up under POPA should be reestablished since the menace of terrorism was yet to be eradicated. During the week, the LHC directed a gang-rape suspect to ensure his appearance on next hearing of prosecution department’s appeal challenging bail granted to him following a ‘compromise’ with the victim party. The prosecution pleaded that a sessions court granted bail to suspect Adnan Sanaullah, a former office bearer of PML-N Youth Wing, after the victim girl tendered an affidavit in his favour. According to the prosecution, the affidavit filed by the girl was a result of pressure exerted on her family by the accused party. The girl, in her first statement recorded before a judicial magistrate, had maintained that Sanaullah was the prime suspect of the gang rape incident. The prosecution asked the court to declare the affidavit of the girl void and cancel the bail granted to the suspect. Justice Shahid Hamid Dar issued notice to the suspect for Nov 25 with direction to appear on the date without fail. The Race Course police had arrested prime suspect-Adnan Sanaullah and his accomplices Abdul Majid, Muhammad Umar, Ameer Ahmad, Haris, Bilawal, Imran Shahid and Qamar Zaman on charges of abducting a teenage girl and subjecting her to gang rape. Pakistan to counter LoC SIALKOT - Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said that Pakistan will instantly and befittingly aggression at all levels respond to every Indian war aggression, and added that the enemy in this way wants to divert The Nation, November 21, 2016 the world’s attention from the burning issue of Kashmir and its atrocities. “Pakistan is fully capable of responding to any aggression and the enemy (India) must not misconstrue Pakistan’s desire for peace as weakness,” he added while talking to newsmen here. He said that Pakistan would respond India with full force, if it continues to target the civilian population in Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC) and Working Boundary. He said that Pakistan would counter the situation on all levels. He said that the marvelous success of China Pak Economic Corridor (CPEC) was not being digested by India. He held India responsible for aggregating border tensions. He said that the several international powers including India don’t want to see CEPC project as successful, which would open the new vistas of socio-economic development in Pakistan. He said that the India and other international powers are creating hurdles in the way of the CPEC project. He said that despite all the hurdles, the CPEC project was moving ahead towards the goal of great success and the fruits of the CPEC project would start reaching the Pakistani nation very soon. He said that the mega project was the gateway of prosperity of Pakistan. The nation would bring the economic revolution, peace, massive employment opportunities national prosperity in Pakistan. The minister added that defence of Pakistan was in very strong hands. He said that the armed forces of Pakistan have full capability to defend every inch of their motherland at every cost. He said India’s real face is exposing as it is supporting terrorism in Pakistan and creating tension on borders through unprovoked firing along the Sialkot Working Boundary (SWB) and the Line of Control (LoC). He said that the entire Pakistani nation stands united along with the armed forces of Pakistan. To a question, Khawaja Asif said that despite Pakistan was confronting several inner and outer dangers, it had got unmatched success against terrorism in the ongoing Zarb-e-Azb Operation being carried out by the Pak Army. He said that the government was committed to weeding out terrorism from Pakistan. He added that Zarb-e-Azb will continue till the last terrorist is

eliminated. He said that Pakistan is doing all the anti-terrorism efforts on itself under the supervision of Pak Army, as it had never taken any help of other international forces in this regard. Addressing an important meeting of the party workers held at Pillar House Sialkot, he said Pakistan has made unmatched and exemplary economic development due to the effective, positive and revolutionary economical policies. He announced that the construction work of Sialkot-Lahore Motorway will begin next week. He also announced the early establishment of NUST University Campus at Sialkot for providing quality higher education facility to the local students. 480 GET BOOKS, UNIFORMS: A non-governmental organisation distributed books and uniforms to 480 students during a ceremony held in connection with the Universal Children’s Day. Education and proper healthcare are the basic rights of children and without providing the basic rights Pakistan cannot gain prosperity and success, its office-bearers said. They added it was the prime obligation of every one to encourage and motivate children to get education. They further said that children are future investment, and it is the national responsibility to look after them so that they could become useful citizens. They further said that government should improve the education standard at government schools. They added that the people have to raise awareness on the importance of education. Scholars demand action ISLAMABAD: Addressing the “Muslim Awareness Campaign Convention” held here on against those who lure youth Sunday, at Jamia Masjid Marhaba, Kuri Road, Rawalpindi, scholars from different religious sects stressed the need for unity of Ummah stating that unity of Muslims is panacea for the to terror current challenges to the Muslim world. They urged the leadership of Muslim world to educate The News, November 21, 2016 and rouse the youth against false but attractive offers made by extremist organisations to lure them for their diabolical and heinous agenda that has nothing to do with Islam.They were furious on elements responsible for making missile attack on Makkah and vehemently demanded immediate steps to crush such elements. They also condemned those who wanted to ban reciting ‘Azan’ in mosques of Palestine. The convention was presided over by Chairman Pakistan Ulema Council Hafiz Muhmmad Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi. The convention was a sequel of “Muslim Awareness Campaign” being arranged by Pakistan Ulema Council to create awareness among people of Pakistan about challenges confronting the Muslim world and to educate people against increasing menace of extremism and terrorism. Addressing the convention, Hafiz Ashrafi urged the seminary students to get education both in Islamic studies as well as modern subjects. He said extremism and terrorism are alien to Islam and no extremist or terrorist could become head of state in Pakistan unlike India and U.S where extremist individuals have been elected to the highest position in their country. He demanded deterrent action against those who are trying to ban Azan in Palestine and also against those making missile attacks on our holiest of the holy places. He declared that Muslim world will not tolerate these nefarious designs. “The world is demonstrating criminal negligence on persecution of Muslims across the globe. Differences between Iran and Arab world should be settled through peaceful talks but before this foreign interference in Yemen, Bahrain, Syria and Iraq should come to an end,” he said.Maulana Abdul Hameed Sabri, President Pakistan Ulema Council Islamabad Chapter said Islam is the religion of peace and security adding that challenges to Muslim world could only be met through unity of Ummah. He said that anti- Muslim elements are hatching conspiracies to play havoc with holy places of Muslims from Jerusalem to Makkah and Medina. From this platform, we demand of UN and OIC to take action against decision of Israeli parliament to ban Azan in Palestine and against elements making missile attacks in Makkah and Medina. Another scholar Maulana Nauman Hashir said that leadership of Saudi Arabia has always stood for rights of Muslims across the world and no one should be allowed to make chaos in Harmain-e-Al-Sharifain. Maulana Muhammad Aqeel said that Madaris-e-Arabia are providing Islamic studies to thousands of students in madrasas adding that these institutions are encouraging students to get command in modern subjects too. He said that the government has been asked to identify madrasas responsible for fanning extremism and terrorism in the country.The participants of the convention adopted a resolution condemning the bill tabled in Israeli parliament to ban Azan in Palestine. The resolution lauded the bid on part of Aran- Muslim lawmaker who delivered Azan inside Israeli parliament while making speech. Another resolution adopted at the convention condemned Indian aggression at LOC stating that religious sections of Pakistan are ready for defence of Pakistan and made it clear that Indian aggression will not be tolerated.Maulana Muhammad Hafeez-ur-Rehman, Maulana Sibghatullah, Qari Muhammad Usman, Mufti Muhammad Abdullah also addressed the convention. Every child has right to be ISLAMABAD: Every child has a right to be given access to education, health, child friendly protected from violence justice systems and protection from violence and abuse. Children must also be given the right The News, November 21, 2016 to be heard. These were some of the key messages given by participating dignitaries and young children at the concluding ceremony of the third National Child Right Arts Festival, which was held to mark the Universal Children’s Day, celebrated globally on November 20. The festival, which is a joint initiative of the European Union and The Little Art engaged more than 350 school children across the country on the themes of education, nutrition, hygiene (wash hands) in addition to human rights issues such as gender equality, equal participation and voice in society, social protection and religious tolerance. Children from across the country took part in the activities and shared their views on their rights and opinions through art making and creative writing.Ambassador of the European Union to

Pakistan Jean-François Cautain attended the event as chief guest. Addressing the audience, Ambassador Cautain said that child protection is one of EU’s priorities outlined in the EU Action Plan on Human Rights and Democracy. “We appreciate the continuous efforts of the Government of Pakistan to ensure children rights, but currently Pakistan is facing many challenges in this area. With more than 44% of Pakistani children suffering from chronic malnutrition due to poverty, poor health services, illness and improper feeding practices, child mortality remains high,” he added.He said access to education, particularly in rural areas is still insufficient, leading to high illiteracy and wide discrepancies in provinces and rural and urban settings. “We also must focus on ensuring quality of education and security of schools. The EU fully supports the National Action Plan on Counter-Terrorism’s provisions on madrassas to be implemented for the benefit of children enrolled in religious studies.” Speaking about the festival, Ambassador Cautain highlighted that the festival focuses on the most important stakeholders about children rights, which are the children themselves. “I am proud that we could give them the opportunity to voice their opinions and thoughts and make us listen to what they need, so they are fully protected to lead a healthy, prosperous and happy life”, concluded the ambassador. UNICEF Deputy Representative, Cris Munduate, also spoke on the occasion and stressed that this years’ global theme of the Universal Children’s Day “For every child, hope!” has a particular strong significance for Pakistan. She stressed on equity playing an ever increasing role in the joint efforts to reinforce children’s rights Pakistan, as currently less girls than boys are enjoying their rights and less children in rural areas than in urban settings. Munduate highlighted that a child born in Punjab was almost three and a half times more likely to be fully immunised against life threatening diseases than a child in Baluchistan; every third girl in Baluchistan is getting married under the age of 18 while in Punjab it is only one out of ten girls. “When we protect their rights, we are not only preventing their suffering. We are not only safeguarding their lives. We are protecting our common future,” she added. The winners of essay writing competition and artwork were presented with shields and a certificate by the EU ambassador. The winner’s selection was made through a well renowned panel of jury members which included: renowned writer, Asghar Nadeem Syed, renowned painters, RM Naeem from NCA and Sadaf Naeem from Kinnaird College including representatives from The Little Art. The winners of the Artwork competition are: Ezzan Murtaza (Islamabad), Noor-e-Zahra (Karachi) and Saad Sultan (Lahore). The winners of the essay writing competition are: Soomal Haleem (Karachi), Zarlish Hussain (Islamabad) and Muhammad Irtiza (Karachi). Shoaib Iqbal, Executive Director of Little Art concluded the event. He said they are so pleased to be putting together the 3rd National Child Rights Arts Festival. “We at The Little Art always believe in the value of child participation in our work. Using the arts to promote their views and perspectives about their aspirations is of utmost importance and we aim to create more opportunities for children in Pakistan to exercise their rights to creativity and freedom of expression.” 14 Pakistanis reach Syria, 14 Pakistani nationals have reached Afghanistan and Syria to join Daesh and fight along with it, Afghanistan to join Daesh sources said on Sunday. These 14 Pakistani nationals reached Syria and Afghanistan two Pakistan Today, November 20, 2016 weeks ago. It was revealed that the major recruitments were done from Islamabad and Punjab’s big cities, sources said. The Pakistani nationals also include females who volunteered, sources added. According to sources, Qari Abid in Syria lured the citizens into the proscribed organisation through social media and later made them contact his nephew Nabeel Ahmed. Those who were prepared to join were then sent to Syria and Afghanistan, sources informed. On Nov 17, the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) arrested eight suspected terrorists from Lahore over attempts to lure people into Daesh. A CTD spokesperson said that the suspected terrorists were involved in sending people to Afghanistan and Syria. The CTD also recovered literature and other things from the suspected terrorists’ possession. Number of banned outfits ISLAMABAD - The number of proscribed organisations in the country surges to 63 following a surges to 63 ban imposed by the federal government on two extremist outfits- the Jamat-ul Ahrar (JuA) and The Nation, November 20, 2016 the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi al-Alami (LeJA). On November 11, the Ministry of Interior banned the JuA and LeJA, says an updated report on the website of the National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA). And the ban on the two outfits has been imposed on the recommendations of the NACTA. According to the list of proscribed organisations, available on the official website of the NACTA, the last militant organisation banned by the federal government was the Islamic State (IS) or Daish that was banned on July 15, 2015. Prior to this, the government had banned 14 different groups simultaneously on March 15, 2013. Earlier, the list of proscribed organizations stood at 61.The number of “Under Observation Extremists/Militant Organizations” under the Second Schedule has also increased as it has placed two more suspected militant organisations, the Ghulaman-e-Sahaba (GS) and the Maymar Trust, on the list. Earlier, the list had only one organisation - the Jamaat -ul-Daawa (JuD)- under its observation since Jan 17, 2007. The GS was placed under observation on June 30, 2016, for a period of six months and the Maymar Trust on August 31, 2016 for the same period. Muhammad Amir Rana, a security analyst, said that the Maymar Trust was the new name of Al-Rashid Trust and the GS was the new name of the banned Sepha-e-Sahaba Pakistan (SSP), an organization that is involved in the sectarian killing in the country. The JuA is considered a splinter group of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and on August 3, the US State Department designated the JuA as “specially designated global terrorists (SDGTs).

"Following the United State's decision, the Ministry of Interior and the NACTA started completing formalities to enlist the JuA as a banned organisation under the relevant provisions of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997," a senior official of the ministry said. Pakistan's Foreign Affairs Ministry also maintains a list of banned terrorists' organisations, but this list is maintained in line with the description announced by the United Nations. According to the US State Department website, the JuA is a splinter group of the TTP based in the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region. "The group, founded by a former TTP leader in August 2014, has staged multiple attacks in the region targeting civilians, religious minorities, military personnel, and law enforcement, and was responsible for the killing of two Pakistani employees of the US Consulate in Peshawar in early March 2016," it reads. "In late March 2016, the JuA carried out a suicide assault at the Gulshan-e-Iqbal Park in Lahore that killed more than 70 people, nearly half of them women and children, and injured hundreds more. The Easter Sunday attack was the deadliest terror attack in Pakistan since December 2014," the US State Department announced while declaring the JuA a global terrorist outfit. Since December 2015, the JuA has claimed responsibility for over half of a dozen deadliest attacks on civilians, minorities, law enforcement agencies, etc in different areas of Pakistan. It has been named behind the Mardan district courts attack that claimed some 15 lives and the Quetta civil hospital bombing that claimed over 70 lives, most of them lawyers. In 2014, the JuA had declared its allegiance to Daish. However, in a statement issued in August 2016 by the JuA, it had quoted its leader, Umer Khalid Khorasani, negating the allegiance. The LeJA is a splinter group of banned the Lashkar-i-Jhangvi (LeJ) that is involved in sectarian violence across the country including Quetta and Karachi. The group claimed responsibility for attacking the Police Training Academy in Quetta on October 25 in which more than 60 cadets were killed. Responding a question of The Nation, Rana said that as these two organizations have neither any infrastructure nor bank accounts in Pakistan, and the banning decision would not affect. “The decision, however, would impact the movement of individuals of these organizations as they would come under heightened vigilance,” he said and added: “And secondly, the baning decision will help law enforcement agencies during trial/prosecution of individuals belonging to the two outfits." Three FC soldiers, policemen QUETTA: Three paramilitary soldiers and a policeman were killed on Saturday in a drive-by killed in drive-by shooting shooting in the capital of Balochistan, which has been in the throes of sectarian, militant and Express Tribune, November 20, 2016 separatist violence for more than a decade now. A sectarian terrorist group, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi Al Aalmi, claimed responsibility for the deadly attack that took place in the Yat Road neighbourhood of Quetta. Gunmen riding a motorcycle opened fire at the Frontier Corps personnel manning a checkpoint in the Fatima Jinnah area, according to DIG Abdul Razzaq Cheema. Three soldiers and a traffic police constable standing nearby were killed and a passer-by was wounded, while the assailants escaped unidentified and unchallenged. The fatalities have been identified as FC soldiers Muhammad Younas, Muhammad Ali, and Ahmed Nawaz, and traffic police constable Shah Wali. A heavy contingent of FC and police threw a security cordon around the crime scene as rescuers drove the casualties to the Civil Hospital. Chief Minister Nawab Sanaullah Zehri condemned the quadruple murders and sought an inquiry report. He also directed security officials to take all possible steps to arrest the terrorists involved in the attack. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif expressed grief over the martyrdom of the FC personnel. “Law enforcement personnel laid down their lives in the line of noble duty and a great national cause,” he said in a statement issued by his office. Reiterating his government’s resolve to take the war on terror to its logical conclusion, he said such cowardly acts of terrorism could not deter the resolve of the nation. The Lashkar-e- Jhangvi Al Aalmi sectarian terrorist group claimed credit for what has become the fourth major attack targeting Frontier Corps Balochistan since June this year. The deadly attack came a day after the group was outlawed by the government. Elsewhere in the volatile province, eight suspected militants were arrested in separate raids. The FC arrested two suspected members of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan in an intelligence-driven operation in the industrial town of Hub in Lasbela district. Separately, security forces arrested six suspected militants during a search operation in the Balnagor area of Kech district. “The militants belong to the Baloch Republican Army,” an FC spokesperson said. They have been shifted to an unidentified location for interrogation. Meanwhile, security forces seized a huge cache of weapons and explosives during a raid in the Killi Zareenabad area of Dasht. Acting on a tip-off, an FC contingent raided a house and recovered the haul of arms and explosives. A manhunt has been mounted for the terrorists who had stockpiled the arms. Global index records drop in ISLAMABAD: Pakistan recor-ded a substantial decrease in terrorist activities last year, with 45 terrorist activities in Pakistan per cent fewer attacks and 38pc fewer deaths reported in the year than in the previous year, according to the report of the ‘Global Terrorism Index (GTI) 2016’. This is the second during 2015 consecutive year in which Pakistan has seen reduction in terrorist activities. Terrorism in the Daily Dawn, November 20, 2016 country is now at its lowest level since 2006, says the report released by the US-based Institute for Economics and Peace, an independent think-tank. The GTI is based on data from the Global Terrorism Database which is collected and collated by the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism, a

department of the Homeland Security Centre of Excellence led by the University of Maryland. Pakistan had the third largest decline in deaths. There were 677 fewer deaths in Pakistan. As a result, Pakistan had the lowest number of deaths from terrorism since 2008, said the report released on Thursday. The reduction in deaths from terrorism is in part explained by Zarb-i-Azb military operation being carried out by Pakistan Army. The operation focused on removing militant safe havens in North Waziristan. Pakistan continued to see decline in its levels of terrorism due to infighting within the largest active group, the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), as well as to the operations of the army in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas. Although the TTP reduced the number of attacks in Pakistan, it was still responsible for the most attacks, according to the report. In 2015 the group was responsible for 36pc of the deaths, totalling 240 people. This was down from 59pc of the deaths, totalling 544, in 2014, representing a sharp year-on-year reduction. Although the number of attacks declined, terrorist activities was spreading across the country. It moved from the border region with Afghanistan to many other parts of the country, especially the Punjab province in the east which is the most populated area of Pakistan. A total of 429 cities experienced terrorist attacks in 2015, up from 17 in 2000. This may create a much more difficult situation for the Pakistani government in the coming years. The Global Terrorism Index said that 76 countries improved their GTI scores compared to 53 countries where they worsened; the overall global GTI score declined by 6pc since the previous year as many moderately affected countries experienced record levels of terrorism. The year 2015 saw the total number of deaths decrease by 10pc, the first decline since 2010. The year 2015 appeared to be a plateau year for terrorism, reversing the steep increasing trend of the three prior years. As the number of deaths decreased by 10pc, after an 80pc increase in 2014, the number of countries suffering more than 250 deaths decreased by one, down to 16 countries. At least six countries saw very significant deterioration in their GTI scores in 2015, leading to large rank changes from the previous year. This accounted for the overall deterioration in the global GTI score of 6pc as these falls outweighed the substantial gains in Nigeria and Iraq. These countries included France, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Tunisia and Burundi. The five countries at the top of the GTI — Iraq, Afghanistan, Nigeria, Pakistan and Syria — accounted for 72pc of all deaths from terrorism in 2015. This was despite the fact that Iraq, Nigeria and Pakistan all had at least a 30pc decline from 2014. Afghanistan, on the other hand, had an increase in deaths of 18pc. Except for Pakistan, in each of these countries there was a prominent group which was responsible for the majority of deaths. The global economic impact of terrorism in 2015 was broadly comparable to the previous year, costing the global economy $89.6 billion. This amount was only 1pc of the total global economic impact of violence which reached $13.6 trillion in 2015. Only in situations of intense terrorist activity like Iraq were the costs of terrorism very significant. The cost of terrorism to the Iraqi economy was equivalent to 17pc of its GDP in 2015. Suspects involved in Sabri KARACHI—The suspects involved in the assassination of famous Qawwal Amjad Sabri and murder case remanded attack on Majlis in Nazimabad have been remanded in police custody for 14 days. Ishaq aka Pakistan Observer, November 20, Bobby and Asim aka Capri were presented before Administrative judge of Anti-Terrorism Court 2016 (ATC) during which, the investigation officer requested to extend their remand. Amjad Sabri, a renowned Qawwal or sufi singer was shot dead by two gunmen riding a motorcycle in Karachi in June, triggering an outpouring of grief over what police described as an “act of terror”. Sabri was a fixture on national television and regularly performed on a morning show during the holy Muslim month of Ramadan, winning many admirers for his devotional music, humble lifestyle and charitable work. Meanwhile Police on Saturday arrested an alleged Lyari gangster from Napier area of the mega city. Weapons were recovered from Sikander alias KESC Wala, police said. The accused was running a terrorist network for terrorist Ustad Jo, police added. Sikander had also run as chairman for local bodies elections at Lyari’s UC-4. He had earlier been arrested by Rangers but later released. In a separate incident former President Karachi Division of Peoples‘ Student Federation, Faisal Sheikh was released from detention. Sheikh was arrested from his residence in Nazimabad. Huge arms cache seized in QUETTA: The Frontier Corps Balochistan seized a huge cache of weapons and explosives Dasht during a raid carried out in Killi Zareenabad area of Dasht. The News, November 20, 2016 According to an FC spokesman said on Saturday that acting on a tip-off, the FC teams raided a house in Killi Zareenabad area and recovered weapons in large numbers and explosive in big quantity. The armed men had concealed the weapons and explosives in a house for use in acts of terrorism, he said. Following intelligence, the FC personnel timely raided the house and recovered weapons and explosives, he added. The FC had cordoned off the entire areas and launched a search operation to trace out the suspects. Aerial firing in Peshawar to PESHAWAR: Taking serious note of the aerial firing during weddings and other festive be checked strictly occasions, the bosses of the capital city police have directed the cops to register cases against The News, November 20, 2016 those involved in the practice without any discrimination. The trend of celebratory firing that was discouraged during the last several years has once again increased. Apart from firing shots into the air, the youth also use cracker bombs during weddings and other festive occasions that produce a loud bang, which can be heard miles away. “We have already registered around 15 cases during the last several days. The station house officers have been directed not to spare anyone found involved in violation of the ban on aerial firing,” Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Operations Sajjad Khan told The News. Not only during weddings but thousands of shots are fired into the air during Eid and new year. The new trend is that thousands of shots are now fired into the air whenever Pakistani cricket team wins any big event or defeat India. “Instructions have been issued to all the subdivision and police station heads that no negligence in this regard will be tolerated. However, apart from police the

local elders and educated people of society should also launch a campaign to raise awareness among the public about the menace of aerial firing,” said Sajjad Khan. A large number of people were either killed or paralysed after stray bullets hit them in different parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. However, instead of discouraging the practices, it has recorded surge over the last several years. “One of our friends who has recently returned from Europe miraculously survived when a bullet hit him in the hand. The bullet could be fatal, had it hit him on the face or head,” said one Safirullah from the suburban Peshawar. He added that the practice has increased in recent years as the police had no time to pay attention to the practice after the cops were engaged in countering terrorism. Not only in Peshawar, but the aerial firing has recorded an increase all over Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Fata over the last few years, claiming several lives and injuring a large number of others on festive occasions. On the other hand, the crackers used during weddings also create scare and fear among thousands of people in the vicinity. On many such occasions, scared people were observed asking each other if any place in Peshawar had come under a terrorist attack. Residents of the city are already scared after witnessing thousands of explosions in Peshawar and other parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Fata and such explosions panic them. Street crimes disturb Karachi Karachi is called as the city of lights, the economic hub of Pakistan and the city around the Sea. peace Karachi is giving 70% revenue to the country. This biggest and most important city of Pakistan Pakistan Observer, November 20, has faced the problem of law and order for decades. Since 2008 Karachi has been in the grip of 2016 terrorism, target killing and kidnapping for ransom. After the launch of “Operation clean up” in 2013, target killing and kidnapping rate decreased but the incidents of street crimes remain unchanged. Law enforcement agencies are doing best but they seemingly fail to control street crimes. Recently Governor of Sindh said that the reason in the rise of street crime is because the law enforcement agencies are busy in fighting ‘major’ issues, like restoration of peace and arrest of militants and hitmen. IG Sindh admitted the alarmingly increase in the ratio of street crimes several times. It is very hard for the citizens of Karachi to live in such an environment of insecurity and fear. People are unable to move freely in the city with their expensive belongings like Smart phones, jewellery, etc for safety concerns. A recent report puts New Town, Gulshan- e-Iqbal, Gulistan-e-Johar, Darakshan and North Nazimabad on top as compared with other parts of the city. Mobile phone snatching is very common in the city and hundreds of people lose their expensive Mobile phones daily. Police and Rangers carry out snap checking in different areas of Karachi but the crime rate is not coming down. It is a very serious issue and the people of Karachi are gravely concerned over the rise in the ratio of such crimes. The citizens appreciate the hard work of law enforcement agencies but they demand from them to double their efforts because it is the first and foremost right of the citizens to live in peace and security. JUA, LEJA proscribed ISLAMABAD—On the recommendation of National Counter Terrorism Authority [NACTA] Pakistan Observer, November 20, Interior Ministry has proscribed two more extremist organiza-tions Lashkar-e- Jhangvi Al Almi 2016 (LEJA) and Jamaat ul Ahrar (JUA). These were involved in several deadly terror attacks across the country. JUA has carried a number of attacks in Pakistan against military per-sonnel, law- enforcement agencies (LEAs), government buildings, politi-cians, religious minorities and lawyers. JUA claimed responsibility of the attack on lawyers in Quetta on Au-gust 8 this year which claimed 70 lives. LEJA had claimed responsibility of attacking Police Training Academy in Quetta on October 25 in which 61 cadets were killed. The Lashkar-e-Jhangvi Al-Almi was formed in early 2000 and it is claimed it is currently headed by Syed Safdar Shah alias Yousaf Mansoor Khurasani. There are reports that Safdar belongs to Karachi and hails from Gulbahar area of District Central. He was arrested in 2009 and was released in 2014. Its spokesman is named as Ali bin Safyan. After the differences with the leadership of banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Omar Khaild Khurasani, the commander of Mohmand Agency of FATA formed his own faction in July 2014 which is now known as Jamat-ul-Ahrar. Ahsanullah Ahsan is the spokesman of the deadly outfit. This year on August 3, the United States Department of State designated Jamaat-ul- Ahrar as Specially Designated Global Terror-ists. There are 63 groups that have been proscribed by Pakistan’s Ministry of Interior. There are three more organizations under observation namely Jamat-ud-Dawa (JuD), Ghulam-e-Sahaba (GS) and Maynard Trust. The JuD is under surveillance since January 17, 2007. On June 30 this year, GS was placed in the list for six months. Bodies of 10 Karachi airport KARACHI: A medical team, under the supervision of a judicial officer, will exhume the bodies of attackers to be exhumed for 10 attackers of Karachi airport attack case on Nov 22 for identification. The four-member medical team will collect samples for DNA tests to establish the identity of the killed assailants. DNA tests A judicial magistrate (Malir) had directed the health authorities to constitute a medical board Daily Dawn, November 19, 2016 since police moved court for the exhumation of the bodies for DNA testing. Around 10 heavily armed militants stormed Karachi airport in June 2014 and were killed by army commandos and personnel of other security forces during an operation lasting about five hours. They were buried at an Edhi-run cemetery after their identity remained unknown. A police surgeon in a compliance report placed before the judicial magistrate on Friday said that the medical board headed by Prof Farhat Hussain Mirza, chairman of the forensic medicine department of the Jinnah Sindh Medical University, had been constituted. The medical board will exhume the bodies to obtain samples for DNA testing in the presence of a judicial magistrate on Nov 22 at the Edhi graveyard located in the Mochko police station limits, the report added. Around 25 people, including personnel of the Airport Security Force, police and Rangers, were

killed in the audacious gun-and-explosive attack. Three men are facing trial before an anti- terrorism court for allegedly providing logistic support, funds and weapons to the attackers. The CTD claimed to have arrested Ishaq, alias Bobby, and Mohammad Asim, alias Ahmed alias Capri, belonging to the banned Lashkar-i-Jhangvi, recently for their alleged involvement in many targeted killing cases, including the murder of renowned Qawwal Amjad Sabri and personnel of the army and police. A CTD official also said that Bobby’s brother-in-law Ehtesham and his friend Majid, with eight other militants, were killed by law enforcement personnel during the deadly airport attack. Meanwhile, the administrative judge of the anti- terrorism courts remanded on Friday both the suspected militants in police custody in three more cases, including the murder of seven policemen guarding polio workers. Police produced Ishaq Bobby and Asim Capri, who have already been in police custody in explosive and illicit weapon cases, before the court to seek their remand in more cases pertaining to the killing of seven policemen in Orangi Town in April this year, murder of two traffic policemen near Ayesha Manzil in May and a triple murder in Zaman Town last year. The administrative judge handed them over to police on physical remand till Nov 22. MPA gets bail in ‘anti-state’ CDs case An anti-terrorism court granted on Friday bail to a provincial lawmaker of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement in a case related to alleged distribution of CDs of ‘anti-state’ speeches. MPA Shiraz Waheed was arrested in August for allegedly circulating CDs, which contained speeches and statements to wage war or attempt or abet to wage war against the country, among the people in Ahsanabad. The MPA through his lawyer moved the bail application. After hearing arguments from both sides, the ATC-II judge granted bail to him against a surety bond of Rs1 million. The case was registered under Sections 120-B (criminal conspiracy), 121 (waging or attempting to wage war or abetting waging of war against Pakistan), 123-A (condemnation of the creation of the state and advocacy of abolition of its sovereignty), 124-A (sedition) and 109 (abetment) of the Pakistan Penal Code read with Section 7 of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997 at the SITE Superhighway Industrial Area police station. Around 15 suspects are shown absconders in the case. MQM-London activists get bail A judicial magistrate granted on Friday bail to seven activists of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-London in a case registered for rioting. Police arrested the suspects on Nov 16 near Jinnah Ground in Azizabad when they tried to engage in a scuffle with leaders and workers of the MQM-Pakistan when the latter attempted to visit Yadgar-i-Shuhada. They were sent to prison the following day. The court granted them bail against a surety bond of Rs10,000 each. IS commander gunned down RAWALPINDI - An alleged commander of Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), a terrorist in Murree organisation, has been killed during a gun battle with Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) at The Nation, November 19, 2016 Saanj, a remote hilly area of Union Council Bann, New Murree, sources disclosed to The Nation yesterday. CTD also recovered a huge cache of arms and ammunition and explosives from the house of alleged Daesh Pakistan Commander Ahsan Satti. However, his brother Imran Satti managed to escape from the scene, the sources said. The fleeing terrorist is said to be Daesh commander of Islamabad, source said. A corporal of CTD namely Rizwan was also injured after in the operation. According to sources, a team of CTD Rawalpindi, headed by SP CTD Haroon Rashid, raided the house of Ahsan Satti. However, seeing the raiding party, the terrorists present in the house hurled a hand-grenade injuring a personnel of CTD. The CTD commandoes retaliated and killed Ihsan Satti, the sources said. Imran Satti, the brother of the Daesh commander, also opened indiscriminate firing but the commandoes remained unhurt. Imran Satti managed to flee from the scene while taking advantage of darkness. The dead body of the terrorist was taken into custody. Talking to media men, SP Haroon Rashid claimed he was unaware about the incident. FPCCI sees war on terrorism KARACHI: Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) Senior Vice behind weak economy President Sheikh Khalid Tawab stated that war on terrorism was the main cause of low Daily Times, November 19, 2016 economic development of the country that has created hurdles in socioeconomic prosperity, political stability and geo-strategic sustainability. In a press statement, he said that the war on terror not only took thousands of lives, but also eroded the investment climate, declined the economic activity and enhanced unemployment and poverty in Pakistan. While quoting the statistics as revealed by SBP in its annual report, he elaborated that this war has created a loss of $118.3 billion in monetary term since 2003, which has increased the public debt of the country. He added that these losses includes declining in exports, compensation to the people affected, including the internally displaced people and others, damage of physical infrastructure, declining of foreign investment, declining of industrial output, tax collection and cost of uncertainty. He further added that a substantial portion of precious national resources, both men and material, have been diverted to address the emerging security challenges and to repair damaged infrastructure during the last fourteen years. While talking about the investment, he said that the investment as percentage of GDP has declined to 15.2 percent in 2016 against 22.7 percent in 2008, while the foreign direct investment which was $5.4 billion in 2008 has now stood at $1.2 billion in 2016. A part from foreign investors, the local investors were also adopting the wait and see stance when making investment in the country and exporters were unable to fulfill their orders due to disruptions in supply chains among other reasons, he added. In addition to above, the tourism industry of Pakistan that contributed around $500-600 million

in revenue has collapsed and facing significant losses since 2001 as tourists were reluctant to come to Pakistan, he concluded. Instigating people?: ATC KARACHI: The anti-terrorism court (ATC) granted on Friday bail to the under-custody legislator grants bail to MQM legislator Shiraz Waheed, who belongs to the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM), in a case relating to Express Tribune, November 19, 2016 the alleged distribution of CDs containing anti-state speeches. The judge directed him to furnish a surety of Rs1 million with the court. The police had arrested Waheed on August 25 this year and also claimed to have recovered 32 CDs containing anti-state speeches from the custody of the MPA. The prosecution alleged that the MQM legislator, along with his 15 absconding accomplices, was distributing CDs among the people in Ahsanabad locality. The recovered CDs contained speeches and statements instigating people to wage war or attempt or abet to wage war against the country, it added. Therefore, a case against them was registered under Sections 120-B, 121, 123-A, 124-A and 109 of the Pakistan Penal Code, read with Section 7 of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997, at the SITE Superhighway Industrial Area police station. Initially, the administrative judge of the ATC had remanded the MQM lawmaker into police custody and later he was remanded into jail. On Friday, the lawmaker moved an application pleading the court to grant him bail as the prosecution had failed so far to produce any concrete evidence to link his role with the commission of the alleged offence. The case still requires investigation and evidence, the lawyer added. The special public prosecutor objected, however, to the request. Claiming that the prosecution had enough evidence available to establish the commission of the offence, the prosecutor requested the court to dismiss the bail plea. The judge, however, granted post- arrest bail to the applicant against a surety of Rs1 million. IS cell busted in Lahore, 8 LAHORE—The Counter-Terrorism Department, Punjab, claimed on Thursday that it busted a held cell of the militant Islamic State group operating in Lahore and arrested eight suspects along Pakistan Observer, November 18, with their ringleader. Some members of the Daesh cell had already travelled to Syria and 2016 Afghanistan while some were preparing to leave when the raid took place, said a CTD spokesman, using the Arabic acronym for the militant group. “[The] whole method [is] unearthed,” he added. The CTD also recovered IS literature, laptops and mobile phones from the suspects. The spokesman claimed that the CTD had been “working” on the cell for last three months but arrested the suspects on Nov 16 as they were readying to leave for Syria and Afghanistan. Nabeel alias Abu Abdullah of Lahore was the lynchpin of the group in Punjab while Qari Abid, who is now in Syria, is the main “motivator” who conducted his activities through social media, he said. A First Information Report was lodged in the CTD police station. An investigation of the case is underway, the CTD said. Pakistan suffered $118bn ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s ‘war on terror’ has cost the country at least $118 billion so far, a new loss since 2002 in war central bank report said. The amount equals to over one-third of Pakistan’s gross domestic product. The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) released its annual report on Thursday showing against terrorism extremist violence costing the country $118.3 billion – in direct and indirect losses from 2002 to Daily Times, November 18, 2016 2016. “Both the economic and social development has been severely hampered by the terrorism-related incidents,” the report said. Pakistan has become a pivotal United States (US) ally in the battle against extremism after the September 11, 2001 attacks – which spurred the US into invading Afghanistan. A Coalition Support Fund (CSF) was approved by the US to support Pakistan in the war – with an annual release of around $1 billion since 2002 and as of last year, Pakistan has received a total of $14 billion under it. The country has also been waging a fight against home-grown insurgents since at least 2004. The bank said that apart from the sufferings, casualties and mass displacement, the war also drove away foreign investment, stalled the domestic investment and slowed down trade – especially the exports. The economy, however, has recently improved as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in October that Pakistan has emerged from crisis and stabilised its economy after completing a bailout programme. Terrorist with 5 lakh bounty The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) arrested a wanted terrorist with a half million rupee held in Peshawar head bounty during a crackdown here on Friday. The CTD sources said that an operation was Pakistan Today, November 18, 2016 conducted in the provincial capital Peshawar after an intelligence tip-off. During the CTD raid a terrorist identified as Nawaz wanted by DI Khan police in several cases of terrorism, murder, attempted murder and kidnapping was arrested. Arms were also recovered from him. The detained terrorist was shifted to an undisclosed location. CTD arrests two target KARACHI—The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) arrested two target killers and killers, recovere arms recovered weapons during targeted action here on Wednesday. SSP CTD Naveed Khawaja Pakistan Observer, November 17, said that on a tip-off regarding presence of criminals, operation was conducted in Korangi area 2016 of the metropolis city Karachi. He said Imran and Zahid, belong to Raees Mama group and were wanted for several crimes. Zahid admitted to killing five people from a rival group in Korangi in 2011, SSP said, adding that Zahid also killed three people on orders of unit in- charge Irfan in 2009. The other target-killer, Imran, was released from prison under NRO, SSP Naveed Khawaja said, adding that Imran was involved in Chakra Goth tragedy in which three police officials were martyred and over 27 people were injured. The suspect was also wanted for killing of PPP and MQM workers, the official added. The detained target killers were being interrogated after registering cases against them. Meanwhile, crackdown against criminal elements under National Action Plan (NAP) continues in Karachi as four accused were taken into custody during police operations in different parts of the city. According to details, police conducted an operation in Boat Basin area and arrested two accused involved in street crimes.

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NEWS HEADLINES DETAILS Services 'suspended' in ISLAMABAD: Cable operators have reportedly started suspending their services in parts of the parts of country as cable country following their complete strike call from Monday evening over refusal of the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra) to postpone introducing Direct-to-Home (DTH) operators go on strike service.The operators recently held a meeting with Finance Minister Ishaq Dar who reportedly The Express Tribune November 21, refused to agree to their demand. They are now likely to go on strike today from 7pm for an 2016 indefinite period.On November 15, Cable Operators Association chairman Khalid Arain had said that the launch of DTH was not justified since the cable operators have invested billions of rupees in converting the analogue cable system into the digital one. “It will also ruin their business and cause a huge economic loss.” Chehlum security: Mobile KARACHI: Mobile phone services have been shut down in Karachi and other parts of Sindh as phone services shut down part of the Chehlum security plan.The Interior Ministry has decided to suspend mobile phone services in Sindh and Gilgit-Baltistan today (Monday) on Chehlum of Hazrat Imam Hussain in Karachi (R.A).Sources said the measure has been taken on the strong recommendation of intelligence Geo News November 21, 2016 agencies and PTA has been taken into confidence on it.Cellular phone services will remain unavailable in Sindh from 12:00 noon to 10:00 pm while in Gilgit-Baltistan the suspension will be effective from 12:00 noon to 6:00 pm.Mobile services will also remain suspended in four districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa that include Peshawar, Kohat, D.I Khan and Tank.As part of strict security measures for the Chehlum of martyrs of Karbala, pillion riding has been banned in Karachi for Nov 20 and 21.Karachi police detained at least 100 citizens from Sea View for violating ban imposed on pillion riding as part of the security arrangements for the Chehlum of martyrs of Karbala. According to police officials, more than 50 motorcycles were taken into custody and 19 cases registered. 23 people were arrested from Jackson area.However, according to a notification issued by the Sindh Interior Ministry, old people, children, women, journalists and members of law enforcement agencies have impunity from the ban. Healthcare lapse: LAHORE: Muhammad Alam, 24, was taken to Mayo Hospital’s emergency ward with bones Emergency? Need x-ray? broken. But his treatment was not impeded by doctors’ strike or anything else. He suffered because the x-ray machines at the facility were out of order.The patient was taken to Lahore’s Don’t go to Mayo largest hospital after meeting an accident about three kilometres away. Instead of getting urgent The Express Tribune November 21, treatment at the emergency, the man was told to go to another ward for getting an x-ray.“When I 2016 was brought to the hospital by the Rescue 1122 staff, the doctors asked me to go to the child surgery ward to get an x-ray done, as both machines at the emergency ward were not working,” Alam said while talking to The Express Tribune. “I was dying of pain and they asked me to go to another place that was half a kilometre away.”Dr Abbas Khan, a doctor at Mayo Hospital’s emergency ward, admitted both the machines had been inoperative but the administration was not interested in getting them repaired. “We have registered several complaints but the administration has not paid any heed to the issue,” he said. “It is a pity that x-ray machines that are vital to the working of emergency wards have been out of order for such a long time.” Three day anti-polio drive to MULTAN: National Immunization Day (NID) anti-polio drive for children upto five years age in start from 23rd 131 union councils of the district will commence from November 23.An official source said on Pakistan Today November 21, 2016 Monday that over 800,000 children would be vaccinated during the three-day campaign.As many as 2069 teams including 1731 mobile teams of the Health department would take part in the campaign; he said and added that the teams would go door-to-door for vaccination.He informed that a catch up would also be conducted for two days after the three days campaign. Two-day annual technical ISLAMABAD: A two-day Annual Technical Conference (ATC)-2016 on petroleum sector will conference on petroleum to start here from Tuesday in which around 1,000 delegates of local and foreign Exploration and Production (E&P) companies will participate.Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural start from tuesday Resources Jam Kamal Khan will inaugurate the 23rd conference titled "Oil Price: Domestic Business Recorder November 21, Challenges and E&P Strategies," being organized in collaboration with Pakistan Association of 2016 Petroleum Geoscientists (PAPG) and Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE).Nominated President of SPE-2018 Prady Darcy will deliver the keynote address in the inaugural session.In an informal media briefing here Monday, Chairmen PAPG Abdul Wahid Chughtai and ATC Gulzar Ahmed Memon said the conference would be attended by delegates from E&P companies, Service Providers, Academia and Regulatory bodies.They said the professionals would deliberate on application of innovative technologies and share their experiences to meet energy challenges through indigenous resources.Around 36 professionals and 24 students would give their presentations on the topic followed by panel discussions.They said the ATC organization committee had arranged two pre- conference sources, which were conducted by renowned experts from world- known service companies M/S Schlumberger and M/S Weatherfoard to familiar the participants about modern trends in petroleum sector.They expressed confidence that the conference would help encourage local and foreign E&P companies to accelerate exploration activities, especial when the prices of petroleum products were witnessing decline in international markets. 'Extradition' of Pak-Turk LAHORE: (Dunya News): Analysts at ‘Khabar Yeh Hai’ program on Dunya News blasted the school teachers blasted by government’s policy of expelling the teachers of Pak-Turk schools upon Turkish government’s request. Habib Akram, senior analyst and reporter, said that Pakistan government expelled the analysts teachers under Extradition Act 1972 without demanding any guarantees, unlike the modern Dunya News November 20, 2016 civilised countries, reported Dunya News.Discussing the expulsion of Pak-Turk schools’ teachers from Pakistan, Habib Akram said that it was against all democratic norms what

Pakistan government did to these teachers. He said that the same Fethullah Gülen whose supporters are now being expelled from Pakistan was given a doctorate by Punjab University in absentia, despite the fact that there would hardly be any people in Pakistan who might have read his books. He said that there was a time when Erdogan and Gülen were extremely close with each other.“And even now, even if we believe that every single allegation by Erdogan on Gülen is correct, my question is should we expel people, who have obtained visa from Pakistani embassies and are working here legally, on a mere 3-day notice just because of internal politics in their home countries”, asked Habib Akram. Leakage at PSO depot KARACHI: Hundreds of liters of furnace oil was wasted due to leakage at Pakistan State Oil's results in massive oil depot here on Sunday.The leakage occurred in 9000-ton tank of the PSO depot, which led to wastage of hundreds of liters of furnace oil.However, the workers stopped the leakage by wastage placing sand bags.Later, the oil was transferred to another tank. Geo News November 20, 2016 Heavy corruption badly KARACHI (DUnya News): The drastic increase of hepatitis cases within SIndh is indeed an affects Anti-Hepatitis alarming situation as the onus of responsibility lie upon Sindh’s government to eradicate the disease out of the province.However, as observed in most of the other departments and program in Sindh programs, corruption has turned out to be the worst nightmare here as well.The annual Dunya News November 20, 2016 report issued by the Auditor General of Pakistan has revealed another corruption story and which truly is a startling one.The report reveals that the anti-hepatitis program started almost eight years ago has failed owing to heavy corruption and financial misappropriations.Appointments against merit were reported on massive scale as high officials were appointed at the reference of a member of provincial assembly. Moreover, despite buying costly medicines were bought, however, couldn’t reach out to patients owing to expiry.In addition, costly medicines were stolen and sold in black markets.Reports also confirmed that the increase in number of hepatitis patients has been observed to be 7% annually. Despite the spending of 22 billion rupees through the anti-hepatitis program, no significant result has been issued. SC contradicts news ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Saturday contradicted and condemned the contents of package, issues notice to tv news package aired by private TV channel (Din News).The apex court also issued a notice to the Din TV management and other respondents and fixed the matter on November channel 28.Reference a news package and footage aired by Din News TV Channel on November 18 The Express Tribune November 19, alleging that a private meeting between Justice Amir Hani Muslim and Senator Nehal Hashmi 2016 held regarding Panama Leaks case pending before the court, the Supreme Court, in a press statement, clarified that the news item was totally false, baseless, concocted, stage managed and figment of the mind of the reporter."Such misleading stories based on character assassination campaigns and casting aspersion on character and conduct of any dignitary through media trial are condemnable that sensationalize a non issue. Therefore, the news package is condemned in the strongest possible words," it added.The statement said Chief Justice Anwar Zaheer Jamali had taken strong notice of the issue.The notice was taken on the note of Registrar that based on transcript and CD of news package aired by the Din TV Channel on 18.11.2016.The note stated,"The news channel has maliciously tried to malign the judge and brought on media something which has never happened. This amounts to a dirty attempt to tarnish the image of this august court which is extremely damaging for the judiciary as a whole."The news channel has deliberately tried to create sensationalism by claiming that it has succeeded in getting this news exclusively and by doing so the channel has created suspicion in general public about an issue of national importance which is subjuidice before this court."This is a clear case of contempt within the meaning of Article 204 (2) (b) of the Constitution, read with Section 3, 4 and 17 of the Contempt of Court Ordinance, 2003 (V of 2003)."Further, it is a deliberate attempt to damage the reputation of this august court, as the news package has been uploaded on the social media which has elicited unwarranted comments from the public. The contents of the news package are totally baseless, ill-intended and stage managed."The airing of such news on TV channel about a subjuidice matter is nothing but to malign the institution of judiciary and to bring the court and judges into hatred, ridicule or contempt. It further tends to prejudice the determination of a high profile case. Therefore, the said news channel has tried to obstruct the judicial proceedings being conducted by larger bench of this august court."Showing deep concern over the issue, the Chief Justice of Pakistan has directed the office to issue contempt notices to all concerned (i.e. reporters, anchor person, producer, director news, management of Din TV News Channel and any other person(s) behind this mischief) immediately for their reply / concise statements and appearance before the Court on November 28, 2016." Australia supports health, ISLAMABAD: The Australian Government and the World Bank have supported the Government nutrition services in of Balochistan to provide access to better nutrition for the mothers and children.Australia has committed AUD 17 million to make these services accessible in seven districts of Balochistan Balochistan.The project is providing nutrition services, including screening of children, setting up Business Recorder November 19, treatment centres, providing counselling and advice on child feeding practices at mother support 2016 groups, said a press release on Saturday.Under these services around 6,000 children and 5000 pregnant and lactating women were screened for signs of under-nutrition, a project review concluded this week ahead of Universal Children's Day (20 November).The review, conducted with officials from the Balochistan Ministry of Health led by Balochistan Secretary Health, Noor Ul Haq Baloch and senior officials from the Australian High Commission and the World Bank, also noted that around 4000 mothers had received advice on improving infant and child nutrition.Australian High Commissioner to Pakistan Margaret Adamson said the Australian Government was assisting Pakistan in its fight against malnutrition through a total AUD39 million commitment to the Multi-Donor Trust Fund for Nutrition - supporting Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. SHC restrains hesco from HYDERABAD: The Sindh High Court here Friday restrained Hyderabad Electric Supply

©2016 www.alhasan.com IDP IDP IDP CRISIS RESPONSE BULLETIN 19 severing electricity supply Company (HESCO) from severing electric supply of Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA).The order came after the WASA's Managing Director filed an urgency application in an ongoing SHC to wasa case complaining that the HESCO had cut off the power supply which had affected water supply Business Recorder November 18, in Hyderabad.The court fixed the hearing for December 8 and till then barred the HESCO from 2016 disconnecting WASA's power supply.According to the WASA's spokesman, around 39 connections were severed which affected the water filtration plant and the water pumping stations. 40 more dengue cases RAWALPINDI (Dunya News): The dengue fever outbreak in Rawalpindi has reached to a detected in Rawalpindi drastic level as 40 more patients were reported to have been admitted in various hospitals within Dunya News November 18, 2016 last 24 hours, Dunya News reported.The viral fever has spread with enormous speed and the precautionary measures adopted by the authorities are nowhere to be found in this regard.The toll of patients affected by the bite of Aedes mosquito has reached to a drastic figure of 3600 during this year. Moreover, four deaths from dengue fever have also been confirmed in Rawalpindi District. USCGShelton inaugurates SUKKUR: US Consul General Grace W. Shelton and Sindh's Education Minister Jam Mahtab state-of-the-art school in Hussain Dahar inaugurated a new school in Rohri; district Sukkur on Thursday.According to a statement issued by the US Consulate, the school was constructed with the support of the Sukkur United States Government through the US Agency for International Development (USAID) as Geo News November 17, 2016 part of the USAID’s $155 million Sindh Basic Education Program.“The United States Government strongly supports education in Pakistan, and this school is just one of the 106 state- of-the-art facilities that USAID is constructing in partnership with the Sindh Government,” said Consul Grace W. Shelton at the ceremony. “Here, children will be able to learn and grow, helping Pakistan realize its full potential.” Jam Mahtab Hussain Dahar, Minister for Education, Sindh expressed his appreciation of the US Government for its strong support in modernizing education in Sindh.“Education is the utmost priority of the Sindh Government and we are very grateful to USAID for helping us in education reforms, a need of the hour.”The Sindh Basic Education Program will construct up to 106 modern school buildings in eight districts of Sindh. Currently, 71 schools are under construction with five schools inaugurated earlier this year. The project aims to increase and sustain student enrollment in primary, middle and secondary public schools in selected areas of Sindh, with a special focus on bringing back children who have dropped out of school. Students of Pak-Turk school LAHORE: Students and teachers of Pak-Turk school staged a protest against deportation of stage protest in Lahore Turkish staff from Pakistan.The protest was staged inside their boy’s campus at Raiwand Geo News November 17, 2016 Road.Turkish staff at the school has been ordered by the interior ministry to leave Pakistan within one week.Turkish staff members of the Pak-Turk school moved the Islamabad High Court (IHC) against orders of the Interior Ministry to leave the country by November 20.It is pertinent to mention here that in July this year, Turkish Ambassador to Pakistan Sadik Babur Girgin at media briefing on the developments in Turkey after failed attempt to topple the government had said that Turkey “called on all friendly countries to prevent activities of this (Gulen’s) group” and “close down institutions run by Fethullah Gülen.” Fethullah Gülen, a US-based religious leader was accused of masterminding the recent coup attempt in Turkey.In a later development in August, the management of PakTurk International Schools and Colleges had replaced the Turkish nationals serving on administrative posts in its schools and colleges with locals but continued engaging them on teaching assignments. A chain of 28 schools and colleges is functioning under the PakTurk Education Foundation International Schools and Colleges in Pakistan in different cities, including Lahore, Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Multan, Karachi, Hyderabad, Khairpur, Jamshoro and Quetta. The education system, from pre-school to ‘A’ levels, has a student body of around 11,000 while there are 1,500 staffers of which around 110 are Turkish. Pakistani doctor transplants KARACHI (AFP): Camped on the baking concrete outside a gleaming transplant centre, hope to millions for free Karachi’s sick have come from miles around in desperate hope for a last chance at life.There, Dr Dunya News November 17, 2016 Adibul Rizvi provides free medical care to hundreds of thousands of people each year, providing a much-needed alternative to Pakistan’s public health sector, which critics dismiss as chaotic, corrupt and vastly under-resourced.Rizvi, with a thatch of white hair as springy as his step, roams the crowded halls of his life’s work every day from 8:00 in the morning until midnight or later, visiting the bedsides of patients -- children, criminals, VIPs alike.At 79 he is fuelled by love of his job, his enthusiasm evident as he recounts his 42-year odyssey from starting with an eight-bed ward to building one of the largest treatment networks in South Asia. PEMRA issues notice to ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) on Thursday in a letter sabzbaat tv for airing to Sabzbaat television issued a show cause notice for airing Indian content in its transmission.In Business Recorder November 16, its notice, PEMRA General Manager Operations wrote that daily transmission report of Sabzbaat 2016 television from November 4 to November 12, 2016 confirmed that channel had been airing English movies dubbed in Hindi language and Indian songs daily in sheer violation of PEMRA laws as well as orders of the authority conveyed vide letter dated 19.10.2016.Now therefore M/s East Films (Pvt) Ltd (Sabzbaat TV) is hereby directed to stop broadcast of Indian content immediately and also show cause within seven days on or before 23.11.2016 before 4 p.m.The letter stated as to why under section 29 of PEMRA (Amendment) Act 2007, Rs 100,000 may not be imposed on the Sabzbaat TV or under section 30 of PEMRA amendment Act 2007, why Sabzbaat may not be suspended or under section 30 of PEMRA amendment Act 2008, why Sabzbaat licence may not be cancelled or revoked.M/s East Films may also communicate in writing if it wants to be heard in person or not.In case of failure to file reply within stipulated time, PEMRA will have the right to initiate ex-parte proceedings.PEMRA in one of its meeting had decided that no Indian content would be shown on any licensed Satellite TV channel. Baligh invites chinese ISLAMABAD: Minister of State for Federal Education and Professional Training Engr

universities to open Muhammad Baligh Ur Rehman Wednesday invited Chinese universities to open up their campuses in Pakistan.In meeting with Chinese delegation headed by Mr. Sun Xiaobing Director campuses in pakistan General of Department of Policies and Regulations China, he said the students and teachers Business Recorder November 15, exchange programs and cooperation in research and science would be mutually beneficial for 2016 both the countries.The delegation was an investigating group of education policy on "One Belt one Road" by Ministry of Education China, said a press release here.The purpose of the visit was to facilitate the implementation of "The Education Action of Promoting Co construction of One Belt One Road".They want to investigate about the general situation of education in Pakistan, Iran and Uzbekistan.The minister told the delegation about current situation of the education in Pakistan alongwith the new and ongoing programs of federal education.Moreover, he appreciated the collaboration with Chinese Universities specially in technical and vocational training.The meeting was attended by the federal education secretary and other officials of the ministry. Ministry of it to provide ISLAMABAD: Ministry of Information Technology and Telecom on Wednesday decided to broadband facility in un- benefit the population of about 169, 177 with modern broadband facilities in un-served areas.The decision was taken in 48th Board of Directors meeting of Universal Service Fund served areas Company (USFCo) ministry of I&T that population of about 196,177, covering 269 unserved Pakistan Observer November 16, Mauzas and area of 39,434 sq kms will be benefitted with broadband facilities.The Chairperson; 2016 USF Co Board and the Minister of State for IT & Telecom; Anusha Rahman chaired the meeting and took an overview of the existing Projects.They also reviewed the USF projects pertaining to the establishment of 50 more Computer Labs in Women Empowerment Centers Bait Ul Mal under the ICT's for girls programme and Broadband for Low Income Women in phase 2.The USF Board of Directors has unanimously approved the award of Awaran-Lasbela Lot under a Broadband for Sustainable Development Project.Other Board members including the Secretary IT; Rizwan Bashir Khan, Member Telecom; Mudassar Hussain, Chairman PTA; Dr. Ismail Shah, VP ISPs of Pakistan; Azfar Manzoor, CEO Mobilink; Aamir Ibrahim and CEO USF Co; Faisal Sattar also attended the meeting. LHC annuls condition over LAHORE (Dunya News): Lahore High Court (LHC) has annulled notification of Pakistan MBBS admissions in private Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) on Tuesday nullifying conditional admission in MBBS programme in private universities over MCAT-II.The court collectively heard three pleas that varsities challenged PMDC’s stance pertaining to admissions of students who had passed SAT-II and Dunya News November 15, 2016 MCAT-II.Reportedly, PMDC permitted MBBS admissions to students who had passed MCAT-II and SAT-II exams but another notification was issued later on halting admissions of SAT-II passed students in private universities.Counsels for the petitioners maintained in the court that no citizen could be subjected to discriminatory attitude. A new law could not be enacted on students who had fulfilled the legal requirements under the previous law, they added.The high court ordered PMDC to file a reply and adjourned hearing until November 29. Pak-Turk schools' teachers ISLAMABAD: (Dunya News): Pakistan government has on Tuesday announced deporting of to be deported from Pak-Turk schools’ teachers from the government just a day ahead of Turkish President Teyyep Erdogan’s visit, reported Dunya News.According to Interior Ministry sources, the government Pakistan has ordered deporting all the teachers of Pak-Turk schools in Pakistan. All the Turkish residents Dunya News November 15, 2016 have been directed to leave Pakistan by November 20. The immigration officials have also received the orders in this regard.The sources told that currently there are 23 Pak-Turk schools in Pakistan, where 108 Turkish citizens are working as teachers and in other capacities. The total number of these teachers and their family-members amount to 400.

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Vegetation Analysis Map of Pakistan 21 November , 2016 ¯ Date: Date: GILGIT 21 November, 2016 21 November, 2015 BALTISTAN Legend GILGIT SCALE 1:13,000,000 Legend NDVI Index BALTISTAN NDVI Index KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA Active Vegetation KHYBER 0 125 250 500 KM Active Vegetation PAKHTUNKHWA Moderate Active Vegetation Moderate Active Vegetation AZAD KASHMIR Slightly Active Vegetation AZAD Slightly Active Vegetation Indian Occupied Kashmir KASHMIR Creation Date: 21 November ,2016 Snow/Water FATA Indian Occupied Kashmir Snow/Water Projection/Datum: WGS 84 Geographic Little to no Vegetation Activity Little to no Vegetation Activity FATA Page Size: A3 No Vegetation Activity No Vegetation Activity

Provincial Boundary 0 Provincial Boundary 30 330 PUNJAB PUNJAB

60 300

SINDH SINDH

Map data source(s): MODIS NASA

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PUNJAB BALOCHISTAN Pakistan Indian occupied Kashmir BALOCHISTAN Iran BALOCHISTAN

India SINDH SINDH SINDH

Arabian Sea

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