Pakistan's Radio and TV artist Kanwal Naseer dies aged 73
Kanwal Naseer - the first female voice of Pakistan television - is no more
Pakistan's Radio and TV artist and renowned newscaster, Kanwal Naseer, passed away on Thursday after a brief illness in Islamabad.
Kanwal, who was first female announcer of Pakistan television, was suffering from diabetes and being treated in a private hospital for last few days.
She was Radio and television's famous voice and entertained people with her outstanding skills as an artist. Kanwal recently said there were three things in her life, home, school and Radio.
Kanwal was daughter of legend actor Mohini Hameed (Apa Shamim) and mother-in-law of PTI Secretary Information Ahmed Jawad. She was born in Lahore in 1948.
PTI minister Ch Fawad Hussain shared a tribute to the late artist as he tweeted: 'The first female voice of PTV, the legendary Kanwal Naseer is no more. RIP'
Among other showbiz stars, Humayun Saeed - recipient of the Pride of Performance award - also shared his heartfelt condolences to her family. May Allah bless her soul.
She had various feathers on her cap as she was the first female anchor, first female newscaster, and first female announcer of Pakistan Television.
The popular newscaster joined the media at the age of 17, remained associated with PTV and Radio Pakistan for five decades.
Kanwal Naseer made her first announcement at the PTV on 26th November, 1964. She has been awarded with Pride of Performance and numerous other national awards in recognition of her services.
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