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October 31, 2023

News Desk

Relief for the green shirts as Hasan Ali declared ‘fit’ ahead of Bangladesh match

Pakistan’s Hasan Ali bowls during the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 match between Australia and Pakistan at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore on October 20, 2023. — AFP Pakistan right-arm pacer Hasan Ali has been declared ‘fit’ to take part in training, giving the national team a major boost ahead of their 2023 World Cup clash with Bangladesh. The fast bowler, who was ruled out of the South Africa match due to fever, is being monitored regularly by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) medical committee and his participation in the Bangladesh match is subject to the committee’s approval.

Relief, rescue operations by Pakistan Army underway in flood-hit areas of country

Relief and rescue operations by Pakistan Army are underway in the flood-affected areas of the country. According to the details, Pakistan Army carried out relief and rescue operations in fourteen flood-affected areas of Bahawalnagar, Minchinabad and Chishtian. The victims, including children, women and the elderly people were shifted to safer places. The army troops also distributed ration and water among the flood victims. The residents of the area thanked the Pakistan army for the relief operations.

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