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Dilawar Khan Tanoli Abbottabad: The River Mangal, meandering along the borders of Abbottabad and Mansehra districts, originates from the Abbottabad mountains, gracefully joining Tarbela Lake through picturesque locations like Hussainiya,…

APPLahore: Startling data revealed an increase in child marriages in flood-affected areas, underscoring the need for targeted interventions in these regions. Therefore, the fight against child marriages demands collective efforts and…

News DeskDerna, Libya: A road accident on Sunday claimed the lives of four members of a Greek rescue team that had been deployed to Libya following the disastrous floods that struck Derna, stated Libyan Minister.Fifteen members of…

News DeskIslamabad: The Yellow River Tourism Overseas Promotion Season is launched to offer a comprehensive understanding of the Yellow River, its cultural significance and the revival of its heritage.The event aims to foster…

News DeskPeshawar: Flash floods washed away several houses and link bridges in Lower and Upper Chitral as residents of Miragram, Koghzi, Kari and Kailash Valley evacuated their houses.Deputy Commissioner Chitral Muhammad Ali…

APPIslamabad: The government is fully committed to implementing the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction — the landmark 2015 agreement to reduce damage, losses, and deaths from natural and man-made hazards by the end of the…

News DeskIslamabad: The German Cooperation and the Federal Ministry of Climate Change (MoCC) have launched the Strengthening Climate Adaptation and Resilience (SAR) Project in Pakistan in an effort to improve the nation’s capacity to…

News DeskIslamabad: At least six million people are suffering from acute food insecurity across Pakistan after the disastrous floods, according to the World Food Programme (WFP).A recent Food Security report issued by the World Bank…

News DeskIslamabad: For millions of children around the world, floods are no longer rare natural disasters, they have become a recurring part of childhood. Homes disappear beneath rising waters, classrooms fall silent, clean…

APP Quetta: As the sole breadwinner for his 13 members' family, Dil Murad used to earn Rs 200 to Rs 400 per day by collecting rags from trash cans and public dumps as means of subsistence. He was leading a difficult but happy life when…