IDP IDP IDP CRISIS RESPONSE BULLETIN June 15, 2015 - Volume: 1, Issue: 22 IN THIS BULLETIN HIGHLIGHTS: English News 03-28 Safe Shores: Pakistan out of cyclone path 03 Pakistan crafts plan to cut Carbon Emissions 30pc By 2025 03 Right time to clean storm water drains: Commissioner 05 Natural Calamities Section 03-07 Tropical cyclone alert in Arabian Sea 06 Safety and Security Section 08-16 Law and order: 'Safe City project to be completed in Lahore by 08 December' Public Services Section 17-28 Sindh CM constitutes task force to probe Rangers report on organised 09 crime Maps 29-34 Over 100 new projects planned for the Police Department 09 Instant alert: IGP orders SOS system for jewellery shops 10 Pakistan eager to secure first ever-order for the JF- 17 at Paris Air 11 Urdu News 49-35 Show China reassured of tight security for corridor 12 Natural Calamities Section 49-47 PM inaugurates integrated security system at Lahore airport 15 CDA to take more steps for eradication of dengue larvae at initial stage17 Safety and Security section 46-43 More funds for school, higher education, less for special education 18 Public Service Section 42-35 PPP blames MQM for water crisis 19 SNGPL INDUSTRIAL GAS LOAD MANAGEMENT PLAN VEGETATION ANALYSIS MAP OF PAKISTAN KARACHI WATER DEMAND & SUPPLY SITUATION MAP PAKISTAN WEATHER MAP MAPS GILGIT BALTISTAN LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ELECTION DISTRICT CHAKWAL ELECTRICITY LOAD RESULT - 2015 SHEDDING SITUATION MAP 75°0'0"E Legend GILGIT BALTISTAN LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ELECTION RESULT - 2015 Number of Polling Stations C H I N A District Boundary Provincial Boundary Seats Winning Candidate Party Polling Votes Seats Winning Candidate Party Polling Votes Stations Stations GBLA-4 (Hunza Nagar 1) Muhammad Ali MWM 30 26,015 GBLA-19 (Ghizer-1) Nawaz Khan Naji BNF 40 5,195 GBLA-5 (Hunza Nagar 2) Haji Rizwan MWM 20 2,326 GBLA-20 (Ghizer-2) Fida Khan IND 43 4,994 GBLA-6 (Hunza Nagar 3) Mir Ghazanfar Ali Khan PML-N 47 6,834 GBLA-21 (Ghizer-3) Raja Jahanzaib PTI 45 7,245 Seats Winning Candidate Party Polling Votes Stations Creation Date: June 15, 2015 GBLA-1 (Gilgit-1) Jaffarullah Khan PML-N 56 6,529 Projection/Datum: WGS 84 Geographic Hunza Page Size: A3 Nagar GBLA-2 (Gilgit-2) Hafiz Hafeez Ur Rehman PML-N 82 10,157 GBLA-3 (Gilgit-3) Dr. Muhammad Iqbal PML-N 60 7,852 ¯ 97 Ghizer 0 25 50 100 KM 128 0 30 330 60 198 300 Gilgit 270 90 Diamir Skardu +92.51.282.0449/835.9288|[email protected] All Rights Reserved - Copyright 2015 93 www.alhasan.com Seats Winning Candidate Party Polling Votes 282 Data Source(s): Stations electionpakistani.com GBLA-15 (Diamer-1) Haji Shah Baig JUI(F) 39 2,901 144 DISCLAIMER: GBLA-16 (Diamer-2) Null Null 26 0 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED This product is the sole property of ALHASAN SYSTEMS GBLA-17 (Diamer-3) Null Null 17 0 81 Ghanche [www.alhasan.com] - A Knowledge Management, Business GBLA-18 (Diamer-4) Muhammad Wakeel PML-N 11 3,500 N Astore N Psychology Modeling, and Publishing Company. 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For further explanation of these legal notices please contact [email protected]. ©2015 www.alhasan.com IDP IDP 3 IDP CRISIS RESPONSE BULLETIN NATURAL CALAMITIES NEWS HEADLINES DETAILS Safe Shores: Pakistan Out ISLAMABAD: The risk of tropical cyclone Ashobaa subsided as it now moves towards the west of Cyclone Path leaving Pakistan out of danger. “Fishermen both in Sindh and Balochistan coastal areas can now Express Tribune , June 14, 2015 venture into the open sea without fear of the storm,” said Sardar Sarfaraz, the director of the Institute of Meteorology Geophysics, Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), Karachi. He said Ashobaa, which was formed in the Arabian Sea, has changed its course towards the west coast of Oman, “Ashooba has hit Oman’s coastal areas which has caused heavy rains.” Pakistan is now not under its influence and its impact on the country’s weather conditions has almost subsided, he added. Sarfaraz said earlier there were chances that the tropical cyclone would hit the coastal areas of Balochistan and Sindh which will cause heavy rains and flash floods especially in Balochsitan. Pakistan Crafts Plan To ISLAMABAD: As Pakistan struggles with the rising risks of floods and melting glaciers, it is Cut Carbon Emissions crafting a plan to cut its planet-warming emissions under a new global climate deal due to be agreed in Paris in December. Pakistan is currently considering a goal to reduce its greenhouse gas 30pc By 2025 emissions by 30 per cent from 2008 levels by 2025. Pakistan Today, June 13, 2015 Federal Minister for Climate Change Senator Mushahidullah Khan told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that Pakistan intended to submit its contribution to the global climate agreement by September 30, an informal UN deadline ahead of the Paris meeting. Pakistan accounts for less than 1 per cent of total global emissions. “Yet we still see an opportunity in cutting the country’s carbon emissions,” Khan said in an interview. A team of technical experts and government officials is putting together Pakistan’s draft “intended nationally determined contribution” (INDC), as the plans are termed, with international support. Viable carbon-cutting policies identified for Pakistan include boosting renewable energy, cutting electric power loss during transmission, more efficient water use in agriculture to reduce diesel-powered pumping, minimising farm tillage to keep carbon in the soil and using manure to generate biogas. Khan said his ministry would finalise its INDC by July 30, and send it to the prime minister for approval before submission to the UN climate change secretariat. Pakistan’s energy and transport sectors are the country’s largest source of emissions, together making up half of the national total, while agriculture produces 39 per cent, according to a 2008 national greenhouse gas inventory.