As many as 87 people have been killed in separate incidents in Pakistan as the rain mayhem continues in the country over the past week, according to the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). The NDMA on Friday reported that rains have partially or fully damaged 2,715 houses across the country, with most people dying due to structural collapse.
Heavy storm accompanied with rain lash Pakistan and Afghanistan led to 14 deaths in Pakistan, officials said Wednesday, bringing the death toll from four days of extreme weather to at least 63. Most of the deaths were reported in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, in Pakistan’s northwest.
The man behind Indian National Sarabjit Singh's killing inside Pakistan jail was on Sunday allegedly shot dead by a few unknown assailants in Lahore. The deceased has been identified as Amir Sarfaraz, who alleged to be the man involved in murder of Sarabjit Singh.
Pakistan: On Saturday, authorities said that at least 11 people, including nine bus passengers, were killed by unknown militants in restive Balochistan province of Pakistan in two separate incidents. Police said that in the first incident, armed men stopped a bus on the highway in Noshki district on Friday and abducted nine people at gunpoint.
A historical Hindu temple, known as the 'Khyber Temple'. near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border has been demolished and a commercial complex is being built at the site. The temple was closed since 1947 due to Indian migration.
In Pakistan, which was facing financial difficulties, a man destroyed his own family. The accused told that due to lack of money he was not able to support his family.
The pilgrims were en route to the remote Muslim Sufi shrine Shah Noorani in Khuzdar district when the tragic mishap occurred.
Pakistan: On Sunday, officials said that six security personnel, including a senior police officer and 12 militants were killed in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan provinces in the past two days in separate terror incidents and security operations.
Pakistan: An official said that Five children of a family died in the Sanghar district of Sindh after drinking contaminated water from a borewell, according to the report of local news agency.
New Delhi: On Friday, The Ministry of External Affairs has slammed and rejected allegations of assassinating individuals in Pakistan as part of a strategy to eliminate terrorists living on foreign soil. After a report by the Guardian this came, where Indian and Pakistani intelligence operatives said India's foreign intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), had ordered killings of terrorists in Pakistan.
