DINA for the issue of June 7,2014
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Oil struck near JhelumKhaleeq KianiISLAMABAD: A major oil reserve has been discovered near Jhelum in Punjab, opening up a new area for exploitation of hydrocarbon potential. With an estimated production of 5,500 barrels per day, the Ghauri X-1 oil well is expected to be the country’s largest oil-producing well and is likely to start contributing its output to the system by the end of this month. | ||||||||||||||
Hospital owners booked after 4 infants dieThe Newspaper's Staff ReporterKARACHI: Two owners of a private hospital and its accountant were booked on a charge of unintentional murder on Friday after the death of four children in mysterious circumstances at the health facility. The children were identified as Shaista, Varsha, Saima and Nasir, aged between five days and five months, officials said. | ||||||||||||||
Altaf taken back to police stationFrom the NewspaperLONDON: Muttahida Qaumi Movement chief Altaf Hussain was returned to a police station in Britain for questioning on Friday after spending three days in hospital, officers said. Mr Hussain’s arrest at his suburban home in London on Tuesday in connection with alleged money laundering sparked protests in Karachi and other parts of Sindh. | ||||||||||||||
Geo News pulled off air, fined Rs10mKalbe AliISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra) suspended on Friday the licence of Geo News for 15 days and fined it Rs10 million. The action was taken on a complaint filed by the Ministry of Defence. However, the decision has drawn criticism from the regulatory body’s private members, who termed the 96th Pemra Authority meeting illegal and have threatened to go to court to challenge it. | ||||||||||||||
Cops trying to ‘escape blame’ over Farzana’s murderNasir IqbalISLAMABAD: The case of 25-year-old Farzana, who was beaten to death by her family and others for marrying of her own free will, took another turn as police officers tried to save their colleagues from being blamed for negligence. In its report to the Supreme Court, Punjab police claimed that Farzana was already married once before and had not disclosed that marriage before she wed Mohammad Iqbal, on whose behalf she was supposed to testify the day she was murdered outside the Lahore High Court. | ||||||||||||||
Mamnoon to visit Nigeria next weekThe Newspaper's Staff ReporterISLAMABAD: President Mamnoon Hussain will pay a four-day visit to Nigeria from Monday. The visit was originally planned in April but postponed at the eleventh hour under unclear circumstances. The postponement was not received well in Nigeria whose officials had expressed displeasure over it to the Pakistan High Commission in Nigeria. | ||||||||||||||
Opposition rejects ‘pro-elite’ budgetSyed Irfan RazaISLAMABAD: The opposition parties in the Senate have termed the federal budget for 2014-15 pro-elite and presented recommendations for mitigating suffering of the common man. The opposition parties said there were contradictory figures in the budget documents and the Economic Survey presented by Finance Minister Ishaq Dar. The budget documents contained distorted figures about agriculture sector, taxation, customs duties, gross domestic product (GDP) and economic growth. | ||||||||||||||
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