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November 15, 2023

News Desk

CM points out unbalanced ratio of health professionals

KARACHI: Sindh Acting Minister for Justice (retd) Maqbool Baqar underlined the need to address the imbalanced ratio of health professionals in Pakistan, pointing out the overemphasis on producing doctors rather than nurses, midwives, LHVs and medical technicians. Speaking at the launch of Skill Lab for Pediatric & Neonatal Care Technician course at College of Nursing, Kohi Goth, Malir, he expressed optimism of overcoming this challenge. “I am glad that today, at least, we have taken a step to overcome this challenge by launching the Skill Lab,” he said. The event was attended by eminent personalities like Prof. Tipu Sultan, Chairman

November 3, 2023

News Desk

Heavy rains destroy Sindh’s harvest

KARACHI: The recent heavy rains in Sindh have wreaked havoc on the date harvest, causing a severe shortage of this beloved fruit in local markets. According to Ghulam Qasim Jaskani, a veteran palm grower from Khairpur, “I expect this year’s harvest to reach just 10,000 tonnes of dates, compared to the usual 60,000 to 70,000 tonnes during a good season.” Jaskani expressed the impact of torrential rains on date production, stating, “Even this year, the intermittent monsoon rains have damaged the fruit to a large extent.” To mitigate the losses, growers like Jaskani had to start harvesting early, resulting in

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