Those include requiring schools to implement safety programs and plans and establishing an Office of Gun Violence Prevention, which has deadlines in the coming years.
Islamabad: On January 1, the Pakistani government announced an increase in petrol and diesel prices, as confirmed by media reports. Late on December 31, a notification revealed that petrol prices have risen by 56 paise per litre, setting the new price at Rs252.66 per litre. High-speed diesel also saw a price increase of Rs2.96 per.
New York: Investigators have identified a woman who was tragically burned to death on a Brooklyn subway train last week as 61-year-old Debrina Kawam from Toms River, New Jersey. This shocking incident, reported by Xinhua and The New York Times, was captured on video, showing Kawam bracing herself against the doorway of an F train.
New York: Almost all of Puerto Rico experienced a power outage on New Year’s Eve, leaving over 1.3 million residents in the dark. The blackout occurred early in the morning, resulting in a quiet island as appliances and air conditioning units shut off, with only those using generators able to maintain power. According to Luma.
Mumbai: As 2024 draws to a close, many celebrities have taken to social media to bid farewell to the year, sharing their reflections, gratitude, and hopes for the year ahead. From heartfelt messages to photos and videos, stars have offered a glimpse into their personal journeys, marking the highs and lows of the year. Whether.
Kabul: After imposing a ban on medical education of girls in Afghanistan the Taliban in its fresh orders have ordered all national and foreign nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) to stop employing women in Afghanistan. The Taliban led Ministry of economy on Tuesday in a post on X, shared the order and warned failure to comply with.
According to sources in Pakistan’s Interior Ministry, passports of 10,454 individuals have been blocked after they were arrested by the Iranian authorities for illegally crossing into their territory.
The statement follows the recent approval of Nimisha Priya's death sentence by Yemen's President Rashad al-Alimi. Reports indicate that the execution could take place within a month, leaving the family in shock and racing against time to save her.
Officials earlier said it could take up to 10 days for all the remains to be identified and delivered to the bereaved families as most of the bodies were severely charred,
