Briefs
Briefs
6 kids injured by rabid dog in Mohmand
Our correspondent
GHALLANAI: A rabid dog on Friday injured six children in Haleemzai tehsil of Mohmand Agency, official and tribal sources said.They said a rabid dog attacked children and mauled six including Abdur Rehman, Zahid, Nadia Bibi, Hayat, Yasir Khan and Saqib. The injured children were taken to the Agency Headquarters Hospital in Ghallanai, the administrative headquarters of Mohmand Agency, and provided medical assistance. The condition of all the children was stated to be out of danger.
150 arrested in Swabi search
Our correspondent
SWABI: The police arrested 150 suspected persons during a search and strike operation here on Friday. The police along with Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) and Elites Force personnel arrested 150 suspects in Malakabad locality of Gadoon Amazai. The police also recovered rifles, pistols, binocular and different kinds of rounds and mobile phones during the raids. The suspects were shifted to an undisclosed location for an investigation.
Christian protesters seek ban on sale of liquor
Bureau report
PESHAWAR: Members of the Christian community Friday staged a protest against sale and consumption of liquor and alcohol in the provincial metropolis. They expressed shock and concern over the death of six people who had died after consuming poisonous liquor recently. Holding banners and placards, the protesters gathered outside the Peshawar Press Club. They urged the government to ban the sale and consumption of alcohol, adding that alcohol, drugs and other toxic items were prohibited in all religions. They urged the government to ensure ban of all sedative items.
19 inmates released from Jamrud lockup
Our correspondent
JAMRUD: The political administration of Khyber Agency on Friday set free 19 detainees from the Jamrud lockup. Assistant Political Agent of Jamrud Ziaur Rehman Marwat said that Political Agent Khalid Mehmood paid a surprise visit to the Jamrud lockup.
He heard several cases inside the lockup and ordered release of 19 people. The official said those released had been arrested in cases of petty offence. He also directed clean drinking water and hygienic food supply for the inmates.
Earlier, the political agent along with the Tribal Electric Supply Company (Tesco) officials visited Jamrud gridstation and checked the ongoing construction work. He asked contractors to expedite the construction work.
Wheelchairs, tricycles, sewing machines distributed
Our correspondent
GHALLANAI: The Social Welfare Department, Fata chapter, on Friday distributed wheelchairs, tricycles and sewing machines among the physically handicapped persons and widows.Speaking at a ceremony held at Ghallanai, the headquarters of Mohmand Agency, Director Social Welfare Department Fata, Fazal Khaliq, Assistant Director Abdur Rehman and Social Welfare Officer Imran Khan said rehabilitation of the physically challenged and destitute persons was top priority of the government.
-
Patriots' WAGs Slam Cardi B Amid Plans For Super Bowl Party: She Is 'attention-seeker' -
Martha Stewart On Surviving Rigorous Times Amid Upcoming Memoir Release -
Prince Harry Seen As Crucial To Monarchy’s Future Amid Andrew, Fergie Scandal -
Chris Robinson Spills The Beans On His, Kate Hudson's Son's Career Ambitions -
18-month Old On Life-saving Medication Returned To ICE Detention -
Major Hollywood Stars Descend On 2026 Super Bowl's Exclusive Party -
Cardi B Says THIS About Bad Bunny's Grammy Statement -
Sarah Ferguson's Silence A 'weakness Or Strategy' -
Garrett Morris Raves About His '2 Broke Girls' Co-star Jennifer Coolidge -
Winter Olympics 2026: When & Where To Watch The Iconic Ice Dance ? -
Melissa Joan Hart Reflects On Social Challenges As A Child Actor -
'Gossip Girl' Star Reveals Why She'll Never Return To Acting -
Chicago Child, 8, Dead After 'months Of Abuse, Starvation', Two Arrested -
Travis Kelce's True Feelings About Taylor Swift's Pal Ryan Reynolds Revealed -
Michael Keaton Recalls Working With Catherine O'Hara In 'Beetlejuice' -
King Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Edward Still Shield Andrew From Police