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Pakistan is heading toward a coronavirus emergency, yet the response of PM Khan's government has so far been unsatisfactory. Experts say the country could face a huge catastrophe if the authorities don't act properly. "What can we do about the coronavirus? One can die of a heart attack. Death is inevitable and it could come anywhere," a security guard at a super market in Karachi’s Clifton area told DW on Tuesday. Other people DW spoke to in Karachi echoed more or less the same views. Karachi is Pakistan's financial hub with a population of around 20 million people. Around 30 COVID-19 cases have so far been reported in the metropolis, and around 250 nationwide, out of which the southern Sindh province has reported more than 181. Authorities reported the South Asian country's first coronavirus-related death from Gilgit-Baltistan on Wednesday. Read more about: South Asia leaders to discuss how to tackle coronavirus. Experts say the coronavirus cas

The leaders of eight South Asian nations are set to discuss via video conference a strategy to stop the spread of COVID-19. Over 120 cases have so far been reported across the region. South Asian nations will come together for the first time in more than five years on Sunday to discuss the outbreak of the novel coronavirus and chart a roadmap to prevent it from spreading across the region. The meeting, to be held via video conference, was proposed by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday. Modi called on the leaders of the South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation (SAARC) to "chalk out a strong strategy" to deal with the pandemic. While almost all South Asian leaders are expected to attend the virtual summit, Pakistan said it will be represented by its Special Assistant to Prime Minister (SAPM) on Health, Zafar Mirza. "The threat of #COVID-19 requires coordinated efforts at the global and regional level. We have communicated that SAPM on Health wi

I am not ideal; I make blunders; I harm individuals. A Selfie a day keeps the close friends away. Do not judge; you do not know my tale. I graduated from the College of Selfies. I try not to function too many Sundays. A minimum of on Sunday nights, I try to chill out a little. I call it Sunday Enjoyable day. Keep Smiling And Also Be Gorgeous. Be quiet and let your success shout. I Am Who I Am; Your Authorization isn’t needed. I am not excellent, yet I am a restricted edition. We were born to be genuine not to be perfect. There’s a million fish in the sea, But I’m a Mermaid. One of the most crucial things is to appreciate your life– to be delighted– it’s all that matters. There are no competitors since no one can be me. I am not careless, and I get on energy-conserving mode. Do not wait on the PERFECT MOMENT; take the minute and make it BEST. Border yourself with make-up, not negative thoughts. I love the self-confidence that makeup offers me. I do not want the be

The income tax officials have conducted a search-and-seizure operation at actress Rashmika Mandanna's residence in Virajpet, Kodagu district in Karnataka, say media reports. A team of officials from Bengaluru are said to have landed up at her house at around 7:30 in the morning. However, there is no information about whether the actress was in the house or not, reported. The south film actress, popularly known as the 'Karnataka Crush', made her acting debut with the Kannada movie Kirik Party in 2016. So far, she has starred in eight feature films and has many more in her kitty. Her most recent film Sarileru Neekevvaru, opposite Mahesh Babu, is in the theatres now. At the International Film Festival of India (IFFI), Rashmika said that she has been continuously working for three years without break and doesn't wish to do it again. "In the past three years, I have not taken a break. I have fallen sick four times in two months and this is the na

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Pakistan star Noaman Sami has penned down a heartfelt note for co-star and friend Alizeh Shah and shared an adorable PDA-filled photo with her. The celebrity couple is the talk of the town since they started dating in 2019 and later rang in the New Year with heartfelt messages. Alizeh and Sami have multiple times, stressed the other's significance in their lives. On Friday, Noaman Sami took to Instagram and shared a PDA-filled photo with Alizeh and wrote an emotional note. He writes, “You have supported me and stuck with me through thick and thin, i promise you i will always be there for you through all the ups and downs, no matter what happens.” The  Ishq Tamasha  actress dropped a heart melting comment on Sami’s post and wrote, “I dont have enough words to explain but you are a true blessing to me from Allah ...” Later, the actress re-posted the same PDA-filled adorable photo with a caption, “Blessed Alhamdulillah” with a heart emoji. For more click here

Tiger said he dont wamt to lose his pet JD Tiger Shroff has taken to social media to express grief over the demise of his pet cat JD, who was with the family for the past 17 years. The actor addressed his pet as a 'brother'. "God bless you my brother. Thank you for 17 years of only happiness and love. hope you come back to us in every lifetime. Until then wherever you are be happy healthy and keep playing until i come join you again! I love you so much #rip," Tiger wrote, with a photograph of JD on Instagram. Not only Tiger, his entire family expressed grief on Instagram. Jackie Shroff reposted Tiger's post. Tiger's mother Ayesha Shroff wrote, "Goodbye our JD you gave us 17 years of only pure love." On the work front, Tiger Shroff's Baaghi 3 started with a good opening at the domestic box office but the film's business is currently suffering owing to closure of cinema halls across several states in the wake of the COVI

ISLAMABAD - Three out of 28 coronavirus patients have recovered in Pakistan and have been discharged from hospitals. According to media reports, the recoveries were reported from the Sindh province and no fatalities in the country are reported so far. On Saturday, the Ministry of National Health Services has prepared a report over coronavirus cases in Pakistan. According to the report, total 609 suspects were tested for the virus on Friday and 78 more samples have been sent to the laboratories. 29 patients in Pakistan have been tested positive for coronavirus so far. The sufferers include 16 from Sindh, six from Balochistan and three apiece from Islamabad and Gilgit.

ISLAMABAD – Prime Minister Imran Khan Saturday advising the nation to follow safety instructions issued by the government, said there was no need to panic. On his twitter account, the prime minister assured the people that he was personally overseeing the measures to deal with Coronavirus (COVID 19). I want to inform the nation I am personally overseeing measures to deal with COVID 19 & will address the nation soon. I would advise people to follow safety instructions issued by our govt. While there is a need for caution there is no need for panic,” he posted. The prime minister further reiterated that the government was alert to the danger and had put in place adequate health protocols for the public safety. “We are alert to the dangers & have put in place sufficient protocols for the safety and health of our people. The WHO has commended our efforts as being amongst the best in the world,” he added. His tweet comes as Sindh health department reported its third ca

Three service personnel from the US-led coalition in Iraq and two Iraqis have been injured in a rocket attack on a military base north of Baghdad, the coalition has said. The Iraqi military said more than 30 rockets were fired at Camp Taji base. This is the second attack this week on the base. On Wednesday,  rockets killed two American troops and one British soldier there . The US responded with air strikes targeting an Iranian-backed militia. However, Iraqi officials say that Iraqi soldiers and policemen were killed in the strikes. The Iraqi military says the latest attack on Taji must not be used by the US as a pretext for any action without Iraq's approval. UK soldier killed in Iraq was 'larger than life' What is the future for US troops in Iraq? Taji base, about 15km (nine miles) north of Baghdad, hosts foreign troops from the US-led coalition, whose mission is to train and advise Iraqi security forces. Iraq's Joint Operation Command said 33 Kat

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is stepping down from the company's board to spend more time on philanthropic activities. He says he wants to focus on global health and development, education and tackling climate change. One of the world's richest men, Mr Gates, 65, has also left the board of Warren Buffett's massive holding company, Berkshire Hathaway. Mr Gates stepped down from his day-to-day role running Microsoft in 2008. Announcing his latest move,  Mr Gates said the company would "always be an important part of my life's work" and he would continue to be engaged with its leadership. But he said: "I am looking forward to this next phase as an opportunity to maintain the friendships and partnerships that have meant the most to me, continue to contribute to two companies of which I am incredibly proud, and effectively prioritise my commitment to addressing some of the world's toughest challenges."

ISLAMABAD: Cable operators throughout Pakistan started receiving orders to immediately shut down Geo TV's broadcast or shift the channel to the last numbers right after SAPM Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan concluded her Friday press conference pertaining to the arrest of Jang Group/Geo Editor-in-Chief Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman. The channel was shifted to last numbers in various cities and its broadcast was also disrupted after Dr Firdous' presser. Geo News' Director News Rana Jawad said the directives to cable operators came from the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA). "Cable operators are being asked to change Geo's position [on TV channel numbers]. Shifting the channel to the last numbers means shutting down its broadcast," he said. Jawad said these instructions were also given to the main cable operator in Islamabad and that no legal basis was provided for the action. He said that PEMRA was threatening to take legal actions against cable opera

ANOTHER tragic building collapse has claimed 27 lives because of criminal neglect by officials of some departments of the Sindh government. Whenever such a tragedy happens the Sindh chief minister orders an inquiry report be submitted by the authorities concerned. The same has happened in the recent building collapse in Golimar. I am astonished how the officials of the Sindh Building Control Authority (SBCA) allowed a six-storey building to be constructed on an 80-yard plot and that too in a densely populated area with narrow lanes. How come no Sindh government or Karachi city administration official took notice. Another such building is being constructed in front of my residence in Garden East. Almost daily from my window I see construction in progress by a firm that is neither qualified nor registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council I have also observed that the labour contractor, instead of using a ratio of four crush and two sand for the concrete mix, was

It  always seems like we never have enough money or time. If only we had more money would we then have more time. It’s safe to say trading our time for money at corporations won’t make the majority of us rich — unless you’re the CEO. You have to find different ways than just a transaction of time and money to amass the fortune you’ve long been searching for. Fortunately, you can learn from billionaires like Mark Cuban on how to grow your bank account. Let’s start 1. Live like a Student This one is pretty easy. You have to pretend like you don’t have any money. No cars, fancy watches, high-end fashion, etc. Don’t waste your money on material goods. Most people buy into materialism just to impress people they don’t even like.  Stop acting rich before you are rich. Save that old iPhone, clunker car, clothes, shoes and you’ll see spending go way down. The Power of Self-Education “Formal education will make you a living; self-education will make you a fortune.”