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Monday, 26 October 2015

Earthquake Pakistan 8.1

Earthquake Pakistan 8.1

Earthquake Pakistan 8.1
Earthquake Pakistan 8.1
Earthquake Pakistan 8.1 
A powerful earthquake hit Pakistan today at 2:05pm all country is in great shocked.

Monday, 16 March 2015

Five Persons in Police Custody in McDonalds' Melee

5 in Police Custody in McDonald's Melee

 

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5 in Police Custody in McDonald's Melee

5 in Police Custody in McDonald's Melee

 

Sunday, 15 March 2015

Atif Anwar won Arnold Classic

Atif Anwar won Arnold Classic 

Atif Anwar of Pakistan have won the Arnold Classic awars. Atif Anwar won the medal in 100kg category of body building.
Atif Anwar
Atif Anwar won Arnold Classic 
Atif Anwar
Atif Anwar won Arnold Classic 
Atif Anwar
Atif Anwar

Sunday, 11 January 2015

Cherif Kouachi

Cherif Kouachi

 
Cherif Kouachi

Cherif Kouachi,
a suspect in the Charlie Hebdo slaughter, visited Yemen in 2011 and French authorities were aware of his contacts with terrorist organizations in Yemen and Syria, Molins said at a press conference.
• The government of Yemen has launched an investigation into a possible al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula link to the Charlie Hebdo magazine attack, Mohammed Albasha, Yemen's spokesman in Washington, tweeted Friday.
• Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has claimed responsibility for orchestrating the deadly terrorist attack on the Paris offices of Charlie Hebdo, the founder of the magazine The Intercept, Jeremy Scahill, told CNN. CNN has not independently confirmed this claim.
• Four hostages were killed and 15 survived in the standoff between an armed terrorist and police at a Paris kosher grocery store on Friday, according to Israeli government sources who characterized a phone conversation between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and French President François Hollande.
• U.S. President Barack Obama said he wants the people of France to know that the United States "stands with you today, stands with you tomorrow" after this week's terror. He told a crowd in Tennessee that "we stand for freedom and hope and dignity of all human beings, (and) that's what Paris stands for."
• The FBI and U.S. Department of Homeland Security issued a bulletin to law enforcement across the United States discussing the Paris terrorist attack this week and the sophistication of the tactics, a U.S. law enforcement source told CNN. The bulletin says the attacks demonstrated "a degree of sophistication and training traditionally not seen in recent small armed attacks," the official said.
• A man claiming to be Amedy Coulibaly, the suspected hostage-taker at the Paris grocery store, told CNN affiliate BFMTV that he belonged to the Islamist militant group ISIS. CNN cannot independently confirm the authenticity of the recording.

Cherif Kouachi 

Charlie Hebdo attacks

Charlie Hebdo attacks: Vast Paris rally to take place

 

 

Charlie Hebdo attacks: Vast Paris rally to take place

 

Friday, 9 January 2015

Blast in Rawalpindi - Chitiya Hatiya

Blast in Rawalpindi - Chitiya Hatiya
Blast in Rawalpindi - Chitiya Hatiya

Blast in Rawalpindi - Chitiya Hatiya:

Due to souce suicde attack in rawalpindi near Chitiya Hatiya area, according to the source its an Imam Bargha, 14 people injured and 5 killed.

Sunday, 4 January 2015

School will remain close in Pakistan

School will remain close in Pakistan
School Reopen dates in pakistan


School will remain close according to the source


Tuesday, 16 December 2014

Suicide attack on aps school peshawar

Suicide attack on aps school peshawar

suicide attack on aps school peshawar
Peshawar:  At least 23 people, mostly children, were killed and 36 wounded when six Taliban suicide bombers stormed an army-run school in Pakistan on Tuesday, officials said. (Peshawar school attack: Track LIVE updates)
Suicide attack on aps school peshawar

Suicide attack on aps school peshawar


The health minister for Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, the restive northwestern province where the attack took place, said teachers were also among the dead.

The suicide bombers were ordered to shoot older students, a Taliban spokesman said, adding the attack was revenge for a major military offensive. One terrorist allegedly blew himself up outside the school auditorium.
Suicide attack on aps school peshawar


At least five insurgents wearing military uniforms entered the Army Public School in the city of Peshawar, a source at the school told AFP. Officials said the terrorists used children as shields against army troopers.

A senior military official said troops had surrounded the school and television footage showed them taking up positions.


Sharif Khan, a doctor at Peshawar's Lady Reading Hospital, told AFP they had received 35 wounded, two of them teachers, as well as the bodies of three students.

A senior police official confirmed the death toll and warned it was likely to rise, saying a "huge blast" had occurred inside the school.

The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it was retaliation for the army's continuing operation against militants in the North Waziristan tribal area close to Peshawar.

A senior military official told AFP that troops had cordoned off the area around the school and were hunting down the militants.

The school on Peshawar's Warsak Road is part of the Army Public Schools and Colleges System, which runs 146 schools nationwide for the children of military personnel and civilians. Its students range in age from around 10 to 18.

The schools educate the children of both officers and non-commissioned soldiers and army wives often teach in them.

A security official told AFP that hundreds of students and staff were in the school when the attack began, though it was not immediately clear how many are still being held.

TTP spokesman Muhammad Khorasani told AFP there were six attackers.

"They include target killers and suicide attackers. They have been ordered to shoot the older students but not the children," he said.

"This attack is a response to Zarb-e-Azab and the killing of Taliban fighters and harassing their families."

Zarb-e-Azb is the official name for the army's offensive against strongholds of the Taliban and other militants in North Waziristan.

The offensive has killed more than 1,600 militants, according to an AFP tally.

The military has hailed the operation as a major success in disrupting Taliban militancy.

The semi-autonomous tribal areas that border Afghanistan have for years been a hideout for Islamist militants of all stripes - including Al Qaeda and the homegrown TTP as well as foreign fighters such as Uzbeks and Uighurs.

Washington pressed Islamabad for years to wipe out the sanctuaries in North Waziristan, which militants have used to launch attacks on NATO forces in Afghanistan.sucide attack on aps school peshawar
sucide attack on aps school peshawar

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