LAHORE: Caretaker Chief Minister Hasan Askari reminisced about his life spent in Germany during his meeting with the German ambassador Martin Kobler here Wednesday. According to a handout, the interim chief minister said he has served on Iqbal Chair in Heidelberg University for three years. The German envoy expressed his happiness over it and desired to know more about his views in this connection. Askari said the feelings and ideas expressed by Allama Iqbal in a poem in 1907 near the famous river Neckar are also applicable to the present day situation. He also paid rich tributes to the services of Dr Annemarie Schimmel for the promotion of Iqbal studies. Meanwhile, the caretaker chief minister expressed sense of grief over the loss of human lives in different accidents due to rain and extended sympathies to the bereaved families. He directed the administration to ensure provision of best healthcare facilities to the injured and all the line departments including the administration to remain alert in the wake of rains. He further directed that flood emergency control rooms should remain functional round-the-clock at the level of districts, divisions and province.
Minister emphasises that the government’s primary focus is on health and education
Protective bail of Usman Dar has been approved for seven days in the GHQ attack case
Environmental sample collected on March 06 from the ‘Haji Mureed Goth’ environmental sample collection site
Court heard the petition filed by GB High Court Bar on behalf of the father of the missing girl
This investment is expected to increase manifold after the second stage of CPEC
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