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  Prime Minister Imran Khan Saturday expressed his concern over the slowness of development projects in the Southern Balochistan Development Package and ordered to hold a Apex Committee meeting every month. Apex Committee each month to examine the project’s execution. The Prime Minister, who presided over the high-level gathering to review the execution of the plan was also instructed to call meetings of the committee on execution twice a week to accelerate work in 200 projects of  development in balochistan  that are worth the sum of Rs. 655 billion. Read More: Aus vs Pak Semi Final T20 World Cup He was told that just one conference that was part of the Apex Committee was held in one year and was supervised by the Provincial Chief Minister. The premier directed the authorities to finish Turbat Airport and to construct two nursing schools located in Gwadar and Turbat in the earliest possible time. The Prime Minister announced that he personally would hold monthly meetings of the review

  ISLAMABAD: PM Imran Khan has tested coronavirus positive, SAPM Dr Faisal Sultan confirmed on Saturday. The SAPM said that the  prime minister imran khan  has quarantined himself at home. It is pertinent to note that PM Imran had got himself vaccinated on Thursday. Separately, PM’s aide Shahbaz Gill said the premier has mild fever and a cough. “Thank God his symptoms are not severe. May the Almighty bless him with quick recovery.” He also requested to not link the matter with vaccination as immunity  develops after  a few days. Read Also: Taliban urged not to launch ‘spring offensive’, Moscow Talk ‘PM might have gotten infected  before getting vaccinated’ While speaking to Geo News, Dr Abdul Bari Khan said that the premier might have been exposed to someone having COVID-19 symptoms before the vaccination. “The virus multiples in five to six days,” he said. While responding to another question, Dr Bari said antibodies  are developed after a couple of weeks and that’s why China’s Sinoph

  ISLAMABAD: The federal ministers on Friday expressed their disapproval of the way the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) released a press release to respond to  pm Imran khan , adding that the government is “unhappy” with the way the commission dealt with the matter. The Minister for Science and Technology Fawad Chaudhry,  along with Federal Information Minister Shibli Faraz and Senator-elect Barrister Ali Zafar, was speaking to the media after the ECP fired back on PM Imran’s allegation of corruption in Senate elections. The science and technology minister clarified that the prime minister and the PTI respect the Election Commission and all the institutions of Pakistan. “There is no [truth] to the rumour that PTI will be protesting in front of the ECP tomorrow. ECP is revered by us and will remain so,” said Chaudhry. The minister, however, stated that the institutions show their “independence through their actions and not through press releases”. Read More: Syra Yousuf is All Abo

  ISLAMABAD: PM Imran Khan has tested coronavirus positive, SAPM Dr Faisal Sultan confirmed on Saturday. The SAPM said that the prime minister has quarantined himself at home. It is pertinent to note that PM Imran had got himself vaccinated on Thursday. Separately, PM’s aide Shahbaz Gill said the premier has mild fever and a cough “Thank God his symptoms are not severe. May the Almighty bless him with quick recovery.” He also requested to not link the matter with vaccination as immunity  develops after  a few days. Read Also: Taliban urged not to launch ‘spring offensive’, Moscow Talk ‘PM might have gotten infected  before getting vaccinated’ While speaking to Geo News, Dr Abdul Bari Khan said that the premier might have been exposed to someone having COVID-19 symptoms before the vaccination. “The virus multiples in five to six days,” he said. While responding to another question, Dr Bari said antibodies  are developed after a couple of weeks and that’s why China’s Sinopharm is a dou

  ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan’s  Senate election  vote was also rejected, claimed PPP leader Naveed Qamar on Wednesday. However, it is not clear on what grounds the PPP leader made the claim because the votes polled during the election for the upper house are anonymous. “Prime Minister Imran Khan’s vote [for Yousuf Raza Gilani’s seat] was rejected,” said Qamar, speaking to Geo News. “Shehryar Afridi and Zartaj Gul Wazir’s votes have also been rejected.” “The [rejected votes] were incorrectly marked,” said Qamar. Originally Published By:   https://paktodayinfo.com/2021/03/04/imran-zartaj-afridis-votes-were-rejected-in-senate-election-naveed/