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ISLAMABAD: The district administration of the capital has decided to seal 20 more streets in the federal capital following a rise in COVID-19 cases fuelled by the Omicron variant, ARY News reported on Monday. The District Health Officer (DHO) has recommended imposing a smart lockdown in 20 streets of different sectors of Islamabad to restrict the movement of residents. The lockdown has been proposed in streets 49, 58, 59, 57, 77 of sectors I-8/2 and I-8/3. In I-8/4 street number91,95 and 96 will also be sealed. Several streets of Sector G-10/2 and G-10-3 would be placed under smart lockdown according to a recommendation by the health department. Exemptions to the order include essential services and supplies like pharmacy and medicine shops, grocery stores and bakeries, patients for medical aid/medical consultation, rationing, drinking water supplies, utilities and emergencies. Pakistan Covid cases Pakistan on Monday continued to report over 7,000 COVID-19 cases during a single d...

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ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed said on Monday that the opposition leaders should reschedule their protest march due to the terror threat and upsurge of COVID-19 cases. Sheikh Rasheed, while responding to a motion in the Senate on Monday, neither terrorism will be allowed in the country nor any compromise will be made on the solidarity of Pakistan. He said the government is ready to talk to any person within the ambit of the constitution and law. He, however, made it clear that no talks with anyone are taking place at the moment, Radio Pakistan reported. Keeping in view the recent incidents of terrorism, upcoming meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), and surge in Covid cases, Sheikh Rashid Ahmed urged the opposition to reschedule their protest march from March 23 this year to any other appropriate date. He said there will be a very high profile movement on Pakistan Day falling on 23rd of March this year, including parade of the armed forces and OIC...

KARACHI: Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) has given a two-day ultimatum to the Sindh government for withdrawing the controversial local government (LG) law besides announcing its next strategy of the ongoing sit-in, ARY News reported on Sunday. The sit-in of Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) has entered its 24th consecutive day today to protest against the controversial Sindh LG law. A massive public gathering at the sit-in venue was also attended by JI Pakistan Ameer Senator Sirajul Haq. Sirajul Haq slammed the ruling political parties in the Centre and Sindh, saying that Karachi is facing discriminative actions due to a nexus of Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). He said that the ruling political party in Sindh, Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) will face major loss for prolonging to meet the demands of the sit-in. He announced that the PPP-led Sindh government must meet the demands of the Karachiites before February 24, otherwise, JI will hold a sit-in outside Bilawal House. ...

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GHOTKI: Two suspects have been identified as ‘terrorists’ who blew themselves up during a police operation in Ubauro town of Ghotki earlier in the day, ARY News reported on Sunday. Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Sukkur conducted a press conference in Ubauro and said that two killed terrorists in the police encounter today were identified as ‘terrorists’. He said that one of the killed terrorists has been identified as Imamuddin who was a student of Wafaqul Madaris Al-Arabiya Khairpur, whereas, the second terrorist named Abdul Hameed was belonging to Malaysia. The police team took part in the operation recovered identity cards of both suspects. The police officer said that a residential address of Rahim Yar Khan was mentioned on Abdul Hameed’s identity card. He said that both terrorists committed suicide by blowing themselves up using a locally-made bomb after being surrounded by the police officials. DIG Sukkur said that the terrorists placed the bomb between them after coming clo...