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September 17, 2025

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Govt to complete the flood loss estimate in 10 days

Islamabad: Federal Minister of Planning, Development and Special Initiatives AHSAN IQBAL on Tuesday was chaired by a meeting of the Prime Minister’s committee to review the preliminary estimates of compensation caused by the floods of 2025. The meeting was attended by the Minister of Finance and Income Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, President of the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), Secretary of the Ministry of Climate Change and Secretary General of all provincial governments. During the meeting, provincial representatives reported that a final and accurate evaluation of flood compensation could only be carried out when floodwaters were fully retreated. In response, IQBal

September 14, 2025

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DON’T TEACHER OF PAKTANTIKO CONSULTANT, the flexibility of budget

Islamabad: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has expressed deep sadness over the loss of lives in recent devastating Pakistani floods and announced that the second mission of economic review would also evaluate the impact of the disaster on the economy, as well as the financial demands for recovery and recovery. According to sources, the IMF team will evaluate whether Pakistan’s fiscal policies and emergency measures are sufficient to tackle the crisis. “The mission will evaluate whether the FY26 budget, expenditure distributions and emergency provisions remain adequately flexible to address the needs of the floods required,” said Mahir Binici, a IMF

September 13, 2025

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SBP to keep percentage as flood fuel inflation

Karachi: Pakistan’s central bank is expected to maintain its main interest rate on Monday, showed a Reuters poll, as floods that destroyed agricultural land and threatening fresh food inflation, policy -makers to expand. Thirteen of the 14 -questioned analysts predicted that the Pakistani State Bank (SBP) will hold its policy rate at 11%, while one predicted a 50 -base reduction. Since the end of June, floods have flooded Punjab’s agricultural land, disturbing supply chains and breaking inflation fears, with nearly 950 people killed, 6,500 lost animals, 8,200 houses were destroyed and 4.5 million were destroyed. “Given the uncertainty, we expect

September 11, 2025

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Hadiqa Kiani enhances the flood relief efforts

The singer and charity Hadiqa Kiani has been at the center of humanitarian relief, this time for millions affected by the worst floods to hit Punjab in recent history. Known for her active role in welfare work, the famous artist is on the ground in areas affected by floods for days, combining immediate action with calls for broader public support. Earlier this week, Kiani shared a video on the social media that became viral, showing market supplies for flood victims. In an impressive mediocre gesture, he wore a burqa while visiting the market, where he bought basic items, including poppies

September 2, 2025

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How Cricket brought hope to Pakistan’s flood victims

Karachi: In a country where cricket is more than just a sport, Pakistan once again witness how the game can unite people and serve as a power for good. Cricket’s historic return to Peshawar after nearly two decades, with the struggle on August 30, was not only about nostalgia and entertainment, but also to stand together for a noble cause – providing relief to flood victims. As of August 25, 2025, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) reported 799 deaths, over 1,000 injured and 29,311 were displaced throughout Pakistan due to the ongoing monsoon era, according to the United Nations

August 28, 2025

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PSX closes under flood fears, overturning pressure

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) ended Thursday’s meeting with a light dip as the traders stayed on the sidelines in a mixture of domestic and external pressures. The KSE-100 index gave 151 points to close at 147,344, reflecting the lack of clear direction during a week dominated by contract reversals. Investors remained careful after concerns about the flood risks to agriculture in Punjab and a mute growth prospects marked by the Central Bank. The softest prices of crude oil internationally and the volatility associated with the overthrow added to the hesitation of investors, maintaining overall activity under control. Arif Habib

August 26, 2025

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Ctrl mission performers are ready to electrify Lahore while raising funds for flood survivors

Karachi: EVNTM is set to perform a hybrid electronic music event “Mission Ctrl” on the PIA Planetarium on August 30 in Lahore. They plan to give a percentage of profits to the Al Khidmat Flood Campaign for survivors in KP, Azad Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan. “The Ctrl shipment will be an audiovisual experience like no one else. On the night of the 30th, the planetary dome will flutter with electricity,” said Abdul Rehman who is the CMO in Evntm while talking The Express Tribune. Khalid is head of the show. The rest of the series has the younger generation of Pakistan’s

August 12, 2025

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India taxation The Himalayan flood is likely to be at least 70

View of the damage amid heavy rains in this picture taken in Dharali, Uttarakhand, India August 6th 2025. – Reuters Indian officials say at least 68 people are not recorded for a week after a deadly ice water wall that swept a Himalayan city and buried it in mud. Over four people reported to have been killed, it is taking the potential total tax of the August 5th destruction of more than 70 dead. The videos broadcast by survivors showed a frightening increase in muddy water scanning long high -rise compartment complexes. Disaster officials said on Tuesday that they were

July 29, 2025

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Extreme weather kills 30 in Beijing as the rain of year falls in a week

Extreme weather conditions killed at least 30 people in Beijing after a one -year rain declined to less than a week, forcing more than 80,000 people to relocate, destroying the roads and cutting off power and communications to more than 130 villages. Hundreds of flights and several train services have been delayed or suspended as thunderstorms culminated on Monday night, stretching the capital’s disaster management capabilities and urging some experts to call the “rain” trap. Most of the rain converged on the north wall of Beijing near the Great Wall, with at least 28 deaths reported in the Miyun area

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