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January 9, 2026

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Hospital staff to wear cameras as Punjab tightens rules

Nurses provide medical care to patients during International Nurses Day at Lady Reading Hospital, Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, May 12, 2025. — APP Cell phone use is prohibited while on duty at the hospital. The CM calls the unavailability of medicines “incomprehensible”. Approved body cameras to improve hospital accountability. LAHORE: The Punjab government has decided to introduce body cameras for hospital guards, ward boys, nurses and pharmacy staff as part of wide-ranging reforms aimed at improving security and service delivery in public hospitals. The decision was taken in a meeting chaired by Prime Minister Maryam Nawaz where the progress of the

May 5, 2025

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Nepal tightens Everest’s rules to improve security and restriction of climbers

Listen to the article Nepal has introduced new regulations for mountaineers of Mount Everest, with the aim of reducing overcrowding, enhancing security and minimizing environmental damage to the highest peak of the world. According to the latest rules announced this week, all Everest’s optimists must have previously climbed a 7,000 -meter mountain in Nepal before being licensed. In addition, climbers are now obliged to have a medical certificate issued within 30 days of their mission and to go up with an authorized Nepal Mountain Guide. The government has said the new measures are intended to limit the danger and ensure

April 25, 2025

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Govt tightens PIA offer terms

Listen to the article Islamabad: The government on Thursday tightens the conditions for prospective Pakistani buyers International Airlines (PIA) to attract only financially healthy parties for the second privatization offer and also prevented provincial governments from participating in bidding. Candidates can show their interest in acquiring majority shares in PIA by June 3, Muhammad Ali, a prime minister’s adviser for privatization while talking to reporters. He said the government tightens the conditions by learning lessons from the latest failed privatization attempt. It also facilitated investors by allowing them to change the lead consortium member two weeks prior to the date

April 10, 2025

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Trump freezes mutual invoices for three months but tightens contributions to China

US President Donald Trump holds a “External Trade” document as he delivers observations on invoices in the Rose Garden in White House in Washington, DC, USA, April 2 2025. – Reuters Trump states that whose decision has asked countries to negotiate. It increases the invoice in Chinese imports to 125% from 104%. The US president accuses China of “removing” his country. US President Donald Trump supported his world trade war on Wednesday, imposing a 90 -day pause for most countries, but slapped even more contributions against China on a complete scale between the world’s two largest economies. After the days

September 25, 2024

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FBR to scrap non-filing category as it tightens restrictions on tax evaders

An undated image of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) building in Islamabad. — APPLICATION Initial restrictions include real estate, cars, mutual funds. 15 specific activities to be prohibited for non-taxpayers. The measure will be implemented by decree: official. ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Tuesday announced a series of restrictions targeting non-filers to enhance tax compliance and broaden the tax base by abolishing the non-filer category. Initial restrictions include buying real estate, buying cars, investing in mutual funds, opening current accounts and taking part in international travel, except for religious purposes. The government is abolishing the non-filer

August 26, 2024

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Canada tightens immigration rules, cuts hiring of temporary foreign workers

OTTAWA: Canada will allow fewer temporary foreign workers under tougher rules announced Monday, part of a turnaround in its generous immigration policy that has resulted in a cumbersome surge in newcomers. The rules include reinstating a ban on temporary foreign worker permits for low-wage jobs in cities with an unemployment rate of six percent or higher. Canada recently experienced its largest population growth in more than half a century, fueled by immigration. As the country’s population topped 40 million, it meanwhile saw a spike in unemployment. The immigration rules must “make sense in the current economy for Canadians, but also

June 29, 2024

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China tightens disaster laws, tightens information control

BEIJING: China has strengthened controls over accident and disaster management, increasing penalties on authorities who respond poorly, and stepped up state media surveillance of emergencies. The legal revisions announced late Friday are intended to “enhance the ability to prevent and respond to emergencies” and improve the way information is disseminated about natural disasters, accidents and public health emergencies. The government’s guidance on news coverage could tighten restrictions on and access to the media in a country already under constant watch over reports that could potentially harm social stability and security, some media analysts said. Escalating extreme weather events have tested

June 28, 2024

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US Supreme Court Tightens Rules on Jan. 6 Riots and Trump’s Obstruction Charge

WASHINGTON: The US Supreme Court raised the legal bar for prosecutors seeking obstruction charges against defendants involved in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on Capitol Hill in a ruling Friday with potential ramifications for the federal criminal case against Donald Trump for trying to overturn the election of the 2020 loss. The justices ruled 6-3 to throw out a lower court’s ruling that had allowed a corruption charge of obstruction of justice — the congressional certification of President Joe Biden’s victory over Trump that rioters tried to prevent — against defendant Joseph Fisher, a former police officer. The justice asked

December 12, 2023

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Israel attacks southern Gaza as famine tightens grip

CAIRO/GAZA: Israeli tanks and warplanes pounded southern Gaza on Tuesday, while the United Nations said aid supplies to desperate Palestinians had largely dried up as fighting intensified in the Israel-Hamas war, now in its third month. In Khan Younis, the main town in southern Gaza, which Israeli troops invaded last week, residents said tank shelling was now concentrated in the city center. One said tanks were operating Tuesday morning on the street where the home of Yahya Al-Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, is located. At the United Nations, the 193-member UN General Assembly was preparing to vote on

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