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Pakistan going for ‘herd immunity’ against COVID-19, PAC told

ISLAMABAD: The Public Account’s Committee (PAC) of the National Assembly has been told by the by the National Health Service (NHS) Secretary Amir Ashraf Khawaja that Pakistan was moving towards the strategy of “Herd Immunity” in the fight against COVID 19. The PAC was told that a survey had been done and that 15% of Pakistan’s population had COVID-19 antibodies and that 100 million people, around 50% of Pakistan’s population would be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. In the first phase, frontline healthcare workers and the elderly with medical conditions would get vaccinated while in the second phase, all healthcare

Pakistan has an opportunity to protect vital interests with greater autonomy: Senator Mushahid Hussain

Senator Mushahid Hussain Syed believes that Pakistan can capitalise on India’s growing instability. ISLAMABAD: In an exclusive conversation with The Pakistan Daily, Senator Mushahid Hussain Syed said that Pakistan has an opportunity to protect it’s vital interests with greater autonomy, given India’s growing alienation. Senator Mushahid, who also serves as the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of Pakistan said: “In a rapidly changing regional scenario, Pakistan has opportunities to protect its vital interests and promote our objectives with a greater autonomy than we had in the past.” “India is on the defensive, thanks to Modi’s shortsighted policies, which have

Kashmir’s Political Prisoners: Profiles in Courage (Opinion)

A sort of world record has been created by India in Occupied Kashmir by imposing what is probably the most draconian and longest lockdown in modern history, lasting over 550 days. This politically motivated lockdown pre-dates Covid 19 and has nothing to do with it. It is enforced by almost a million men under arms to terrorize the Kashmiri people and break their will to resist. However, despite the brute force deployed by what The Economist aptly described as ‘Intolerant India’, the resistance to repression continues unabated by the valiant Kashmiri men, women and children. The lockdown has had devastating

TPD Exclusive: Kashmir & Palestine ‘inexctricably intertwined’, Senator Mushahid Hussain declares

LONDON/ISLAMABAD/ISTANBUL: As a special guest and speaker for the Turkey-based Parliamentarians for Al Quds, Senator Mushahid Hussain, who also serves as the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the Senate of Pakistan argued why Pakistan would not establish diplomatic ties with Israel and explained how the issues of Kashmir and Palestine were “inextricably intertwined”. Negating rumours of surreptitious meetings between Pakistani and Israeli officials which spread up on both Pakistani and Israeli media, Senator Mushahid Hussain reiterated the stance of the Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Shah Mahmood Qureshi upon his return from UAE, saying that unless a two state

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