The CDWP has approved an automated security plan to monitor key spots through a network of online cameras.
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CERN re-launches Large Hadron Collider
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US company could make flu vaccine abroad after snub
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Environmental degradation costs Rs1bn daily: Gilani
The PM called upon the nation to fight climate-change that posed serious threats to the health of the people. -
Punjab officials under watchful e-eye
The provincial govt is quietly working on an IT-based monitoring system so as to peep into the working of every official.
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Environmental degradation is costing Pakistan a billion rupees a day, this figure is on the low side. -
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A heart beating outside the body
Doctors in Pakistan are trying to save a baby born with his heart outside the body.
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ENVIRONMENT
Climate change pushing vulnerable farming and fishing communities towards increased poverty and suffering.
NO SHOW
The much awaited Leonid meteor shower fizzled rather than sizzled for many because of cloudy conditions.
APITHERAPY
The lack of medical options and the economic crisis gripping the territory has sent hundreds flocking to Samur’s clinic.
MALPRACTICE
‘We acquired photo copies of CNICs from various shops (of photo copiers) between Rs5 and Rs10 to meet the shortfall.’
SWEET SEPARATION
The joined-at-the-head sisters, found facing death in a Dhaka orphanage, were separated in an Australian hospital.
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About 70 per cent of current cancer drugs are either natural products or derived from natural compounds.
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