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Reuters
May 29, 2024

US military pier temporarily removed from Gaza coast for repairs

Estimated to cost $320 million for the first 90 days and involve about 1,000 US service members, it went into operation two weeks ago.

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Web Desk
May 28, 2024

Sindh govt plans major reforms for vehicle registration

Sindh Provincial Minister for Information Sharjeel Memon, has announced a forthcoming ban on unregistered vehicles across the province.

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Web Desk
May 28, 2024

LWMC clears over 7,000 dumping sites

The Lahore Waste Management Company (LWMC) is making significant progress with its ongoing 15-day zero waste campaign, which is set to continue until May 30.

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Web Desk
May 28, 2024

Apple sees 52 per cent surge in iPhone sales after price reductions

Apple’s iPhone sales iexperienced a remarkable increase in April, driven by strategic price reductions and renewed consumer demand.

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Hum News
May 28, 2024

Measles claim lives of five children in Lahore

Measles has taken the lives of five children in Lahore’s Patoki area. In response, a team of doctors was swiftly dispatched to Patoki following orders from the Punjab Health Minister.

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Web Desk
May 28, 2024

Samsung, LG set to mass produce OLED screens for iPhone 16 Pro models

Samsung Display and LG Display have received approval to begin mass production of OLED screens for Apple’s upcoming iPhone 16 Pro models.

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Web Desk
May 28, 2024

Dr Affan gets legal notice over ‘cancerous watermelon’ comments

Traders say thousands of people working in markets across Pakistan have lost billions of rupees due to his programme

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Hum News DW
May 28, 2024

Are Big Tech firms and their AI tools hampering innovation?

Significant advances are being made in artificial intelligence, and more data is being collected than ever before. However, we are not as innovative as we could be.

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Hum News Zahid Gishkori
May 28, 2024

573 govt servants face NAB probe in Rs70 billion corruption cases

The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) is currently investigating 573 government employees for their alleged involvement in corruption cases causing a huge loss of Rs70 billion to the national treasury.