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    2005 Earthquake In Pakistan Duration Of Common

  • 2005 earthquake: Ten years of searching for Pakistan's missing

    MUZAFFARABAD: The morning the Pakistan earthquake struck ten years ago, Nazish Naz had been reluctant to go to school, telling her elder sister the day felt cursed...

    Her family are among hundreds of relatives struggling to trace loved ones lost in the earthquake, as all records of whether they survived were destroyed in the chaotic aftermath...

  • Shangla high school without building since 2005 earthquake

    Built in 1996 the high school had developed big cracks as a result of 2005 earthquake and it was demolished in 2010 after the Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority (Erra) declared it unsafe for students...

    Aurang Zeb, an official of the planning and development department, told this correspondent that about 204 schools were demolished when Erra declared them unsafe for students after the 2005 earthquake...

  • SC forms judicial commission to look into 2005 earthquake issues

    PESHAWAR: A Supreme Court bench here on Wednesday constituted the constitution of a one-man judicial commission to look into the issues related to the Oct 2005 earthquake, including the survivors’ rehabilitation and funding for reconstruction...

    Orders production of inquiry report in six weeksHearing a 2005 earthquake-related petition at the principal seat in Islamabad lately, the chief justice had taken notice of the rehabilitation...

  • 15 years after the 2005 earthquake, students in Battagram continue to suffer

    Fifteen years have passed since a massive earthquake devastated Azad Kashmir as well as Hazara and Malakand divisions...

    6 magnitude earthquake, that resulted in more than 80,000 fatalities and also affected Shangla, Battagram and Kohistan, caused damage to the buildings of government schools and hospitals in addition to displacing more than four million people...

  • SC seeks details of 2005 earthquake funds

    ISLAMABAD: The Sup­reme Court on Wed­nesday ordered the country’s earthquake response agency to provide details of funds spent on rehabilitation eff­orts in Balakot and Mansehra after the devastating 2005 quake...

    During a hearing on Wednesday, Justice Ijazul Ahsan regretted that no progress had been made even after more than 17 years since the earthquake...

  • MQM cuts short strike duration

    KARACHI: In a late-night development, the MQM’s Coordination Committee reviewed its call for strike for Sunday, urging people to observe the strike for half a day only...

    The MQM had given the strike call in protest against the Sindh government’s `anti-people’ budget for 2015-16 presented in the provincial assembly earlier in the day
  • Loadshedding duration increasing as payables rise

    ISLAMABAD: With the general election beginning to weigh heavily on the minds of all the parties, including the ruling party, the duration of loadshedding across the country has surged to between six and eight hours amid increasing payables owed to fuel suppliers and power producers as many power plants sit idle...

    This is happening at a time when more than 880,000 tonnes of furnace oil, sufficient to run the country’s entire power...

  • Duration between two doses reduced to 28 days

    • NCOC expects six million doses in a week • Fully inoculated people to avail air travel from Sept 1 • Vaccination centres to remain closed on Muharram 9, 10 • PM aide informs UK of concern over red listISLAMABAD: The National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) on Wednesday decided to reduce the maximum duration for the second dose from 42 to 28 days after getting assurance from Gavi that around six million doses of Covid-19 vaccine were...

  • Stretching MDCAT test duration violation of law: PMA

    ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC) has violated its act by stretching the Medical and Dental Colleges Admissions Test (MDCAT) over a period of 30 days...

    As a result of this decision, not only can the same tests be given to candidates but there is also the possibility of easy questions being given to favourite students, president of Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) Punjab Dr Ghulam Shabir said while talking to Dawn...

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