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18/07/2025

Globally renowned singer Atif Aslam and his wife have once again extended their generous support to the JDC Free Diagnostic Lab, donating Rs. 10 million to help continue free blood testing services for underprivileged patients across Karachi, interior Sindh, and even Balochistan.

This is not their first act of generosity, earlier, the couple had donated Rs. 20 million to the same lab, reinforcing their commitment to public welfare.

JDC General Secretary Zafar Abbas expressed deep gratitude, calling the donation a “huge support in these difficult times.”

He emphasized the lab’s ongoing mission, revealing that over 7 million tests have been conducted entirely free of cost in the last 18 months alone.

This donation ensures that countless patients will continue to receive vital medical diagnostics without any financial burden.

18/07/2025

17/07/2025

Bank AL Habib Limited has been recognized by the State Bank of Pakistan as the 4th largest bank in the country’s remittance market for 2024 under the Pakistan Remittance Initiative (PRI).

This prestigious acknowledgment highlights the bank’s commitment to facilitating seamless, secure, and efficient remittance services for overseas Pakistanis, playing a vital role in supporting the national economy and connecting families across borders.

17/07/2025

Thie-ves St-eal Batteries from Rescue 1122 Flood Warning Post in Rawalpindi

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17/07/2025

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17/07/2025

Punjab’s Chakwal district experienced extreme rainfall overnight, recording 400mm in just 10 hours due to a cloudburst, according to the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA). The sudden downpour triggered flash floods that submerged many parts of the city.Although the official 8am rainfall record listed 142mm over 24 hours, the PDMA confirmed much higher levels in a separate statement. Several areas were flooded, causing significant disruption and damage.Footage broadcast showed floodwaters sweeping through streets and buildings, including the local Rescue 1122 office. Emergency teams remain on high alert as recovery efforts continue.Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only. The content provided is based on available reports. Image is AI Generated and is just for reference.