Dawn staffer grieved

Published October 30, 2014

PESHAWAR: Mohammad Shah, a former director of Social Cooperative Supply Corporation, and father of Dawn’s senior journalist Waseem Ahmad Shah, died after protracted illness here on Wednesday. He was 82.

He was laid to rest in his native Pabbi village in Nowshera.

The deceased was brother of Masood Ahmad Shah, a former director of the PTV Peshawar Centre, and father of Naeem Ahmad Shah, owner of the Stop-Shop in Defense Colony, and Faheem Ahmad Shah advocate.

His qul will be held near Kajoor Stop in Pabbi on Friday.

Published in Dawn, October 30th , 2014

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