Islamabad: British High Commissioner to Pakistan Dr Christian Turner on Friday urged the residents of Islamabad to keep the city clean.
"Meals are for sharing not littering. Two bags of rubbish [were] collected on Margallas [during] Friday morning walk - please help keep beautiful Islamabad clean," the envoy said in a tweet.
Dr Christian Turner also shared the picture of two plastic bags full of discarded used water bottles, cans, plates and other rubbish.
In response, the Capital Development Authority tweeted on its official handle that it's a collective effort in which citizens should take an active part to keep the beautiful city clean by avoiding littering. "Together we can," it said.
Islamabad: Allama Iqbal Open University has upgraded its chemistry laboratory with an Inductively Coupled Plasma...
Islamabad: Dr Riina Kionka, ambassador and head of the delegation of the European Union to Pakistan said that Pakistan...
Islamabad:The US Mission to Pakistan, in partnership with the United States Educational Foundation in Pakistan , is...
Islamabad: The Embassy of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia in Islamabad has celebrated its 18th Nations,...
Islamabad: In a star-studded premiere held in Islamabad, the much-anticipated film 'Dhai Chaal' unfolded its gripping...
Islamabad:The Pakistan Water Week 2023 kicked off with an auspicious inauguration ceremony of Water Festival and...
