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September 2, 2025

News Desk

Over 1,000 dead in Sudan’s landslide, as the local team cited for help

An armed group controlling part of Western Sudan admitted on Tuesday for international aid to recover organs and rescuing residents from torrential rain after at least 1,000 people were killed in a landslide that extinguished a mountain village. Only one person survived the destruction of the Tarseen village in the Jebel Marra mountainous area of ​​Darfur, said the liberation movement/army of Sudan. SLM/A, which has long been controlled and has been governed by an autonomous section of Jebel Marra, has addressed the United Nations Organizations and International Aid Services to help collect victims’ organs, including men, women and children. “Tarseen,

June 9, 2024

News Desk

Political chaos, excessive energy costs are cited as key challenges

KARACHI: Sindh’s former caretaker minister for industries and commerce Muhammad Younus Dagha said that if two major challenges, including political instability and high energy costs, are brought under control, the country can grow by leaps and bounds. He said that the caretaker government had made efforts to improve the performance of government services despite the limited time and won laurels. “The system of electronic services must be continued and not reversed. Karachi unfortunately has no say in policymaking despite the fact that it contributes significant revenue to the national exchequer.” He emphasized the need to address the issues of the

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