HAFIZABAD City News
Youth killed, 2 hurt in accidentFrom Our CorrespondentHAFIZABAD: A youth was killed while two others sustained injuries in an accident near Sukheke on Saturday.Waseem Ahmad was on his way by a motorbike when a speeding car coming from opposite direction hit his motorbike. As a result, he died on the
By our correspondents
April 12, 2015
Youth killed, 2 hurt in accident
From Our Correspondent
HAFIZABAD: A youth was killed while two others sustained injuries in an accident near Sukheke on Saturday.
Waseem Ahmad was on his way by a motorbike when a speeding car coming from opposite direction hit his motorbike. As a result, he died on the spot while two car riders also sustained injuries.
ELECTROCUTED: A youth was electrocuted at Malikwal village on Saturday.
Muhammad Riaz was busy working in his house when his hand touched a livewire accidentally. As a result, he received an electric shock and died on the spot.
CALL TO END LOADSHEDDING: A meeting of the Powerlooms Labour Association was held here on Saturday.
The meeting was chaired by Muhammad Zaman Ansari in which participants of the meeting condemned 16-hour unscheduled power loadshedding. They said that due to suspension of power supply, a large number of powerlooms factories had been closed by their owners and hundreds of labourers had become jobless. They demanded the government take notice of the issue.
From Our Correspondent
HAFIZABAD: A youth was killed while two others sustained injuries in an accident near Sukheke on Saturday.
Waseem Ahmad was on his way by a motorbike when a speeding car coming from opposite direction hit his motorbike. As a result, he died on the spot while two car riders also sustained injuries.
ELECTROCUTED: A youth was electrocuted at Malikwal village on Saturday.
Muhammad Riaz was busy working in his house when his hand touched a livewire accidentally. As a result, he received an electric shock and died on the spot.
CALL TO END LOADSHEDDING: A meeting of the Powerlooms Labour Association was held here on Saturday.
The meeting was chaired by Muhammad Zaman Ansari in which participants of the meeting condemned 16-hour unscheduled power loadshedding. They said that due to suspension of power supply, a large number of powerlooms factories had been closed by their owners and hundreds of labourers had become jobless. They demanded the government take notice of the issue.
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