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  • High level meeting held in Riyadh between Malaysia PM and KSA Crown prince.

    Zaka Mohsin, Riyadh,

    Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman receives Malaysian PM at Royal Palace in Riyadh. Issues of mutual interest were discussed between the two countries. On this occasion, three agreements were signed between the two countries.

    In addition to the establishment of a liaison council between Saudi Arabia and Malaysia, facilities for Malaysians for Hajj and Umrah and third treaty was a memorandum of understanding on the conduct of Islamic affairs.

    The meeting was attended by Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan, as well as high-level officials from both countries. The Saudi Crown Prince and the Malaysian Prime Minister also agreed to enhance bilateral cooperation.

    This post was originally published on VOSA.

  • President Bashar al-Assad and first lady test positive for Covid.

    Damascus, Syria,

    Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his wife Asma have tested positive for Covid-19 after experiencing mild symptoms, the presidency said Monday.

    “After experiencing mild symptoms that resemble Covid-19, President al-Assad and first lady Asma Al-Assad took a PCR test, and the result showed that they are infected with the virus,” according to presidency statement.

    “They are in good health and their condition is stable,” it said, adding that the couple will quarantine for up to three weeks.

    Assad is 55 and his wife is 10 years his junior. Their positive test results came more than a week after Syria started vaccinating frontline health workers using jabs delivered from an unidentified “friendly state”.

    The government has recorded 15,981 cases of Covid-19, including 1,063 deaths in government-held areas. In the Kurdish-held northeast, the Kurdish administration has announced a total 8,689 cases and 368 deaths. In rebel-held northwest Syria, opposition officials have reported 21,209 cases, including 632 deaths.

    Members of the government are set to receive jabs as part of the World Health Organization’s Covax initiative by the end of this month. The WHO, the UN children’s agency UNICEF and the Gavi vaccine alliance, said they would help Syria get jabs to cover initially at least three percent of an estimated 20-million-strong population, and aim for 20 percent by the end of the year.

    Syria has also authorized the use of Russia’s Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine, according to its embassy in Moscow.

    The conflict in Syria since 2011 has killed more than 387,000 people and ravaged a healthcare sector struggling to cope with a mass outflux of professionals.

    The health ministry this month warned of a surge in infections, urging compliance with coronavirus measures.

    Since the start of the coronavirus outbreak last year, Damascus has struggled to enforce strict restrictions because of a stringent economic crisis compounded by a devaluation of the local currency on the black market.

    Markets and public transport have maintained their usual bustle despite the pandemic, with many even foregoing face masks.

    This post was originally published on VOSA.

  • US President nominates two women generals for military commands.

    Web desk,

    President Joe Biden on Monday announced the nomination of two women to lead US military commands, who will be only the second and third women to hold such senior military positions in the United States.

    Three-star army general Laura Richardson was nominated to lead Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), which covers Central and Latin America. She will also receive her fourth star.

    US Air Force General Jacqueline Van Ovost, the only woman to have reached the rank of four-star general, the military’s highest, was nominated to head Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM).

    If the Senate confirms their nominations, then Van Ovost and Richardson will follow Lori Robinson, who was the first woman to helm a military command. She led Northern Command (NORTHCOM) before retirement in 2018.

    “Each of these women have led careers demonstrating incomparable skill, integrity and duty to country,” Biden said while presenting the two generals during a short speech at the White House.

    “Today is International Women’s Day, and we all need to see and to recognize the barrier-breaking accomplishments of these women,” he added.

    The US military has 11 commands, all led by four-star generals.

    Last month, local news papers of US reported that the Pentagon had decided on Van Ovost and Richardson’s nominations as early as last year.

    But, according to news publishers, the announcement was delayed until after the November presidential election because former defense secretary Mark Esper feared then-president Donald Trump would not approve the generals’ nomination due to their gender.

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  • Certificates Distribution ceremony to women’s welfare organizations, working in New York.

    Brooklyn, New York,

    Appreciation certificates distribution ceremony organize by Council member Farah Lewis in Brooklyn’s park, New York, on International Women’s Day.Council Member Farah Lewis presented certificates to six social organizations working for the women welfare.

    She invites women from six other organizations including Atiya Shahnaz, chairperson of Pakistan American Skilled Women’s Organization (PASWO).The council member presented certificates of appreciation to the heads of women’s social organizations for their service.

    On the occasion, Atiya Shahnaz expressed her gratitude to Farah Lewis and said that her organization has helped the needy indiscriminately in difficult time of Corona Pandemic.

    The host of the event, Council Member Farah Lewis, praised the services rendered to the community by women’s organizations. She said that efforts of these organizations working to help humanity are worthy.

    The women who attended the ceremony thanked Council Member Farah Lewis for awarding them certificates of appreciation and reiterated their commitment to continue their journey of service to humanity without discrimination.

    This post was originally published on VOSA.

  • PTI KSA chapter organize press conference in Riyadh.

    Zaka Mohsin, Riyadh

    A press conference held in Riyadh capital city of Saudi Arabia by former officials of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), and said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Imran Khan, Pakistan has entered in a new era where a corruption-free political environment will play a role in changing the country’s destiny.

    Prime Minister Imran Khan was facing a mafia that had paralyzed country’s system in the past. Even today same mafia in the form of PDM is coming in the way of democratic values ​​of the country participants added.

    Former President of PTI Riyadh Region Abdul Qayyum Khan said that PM Imran Khan has once again represents will of the people by taking a vote of confidence and defeats PDM. The people of Pakistan believes that this opposition have ruled the country in past for decades and have wiped out the country’s economy. PM Imran Khan is working to improve the country’s economy and brings a system in which corruption and injustice were eradicated and a new Pakistan is emerging.

    Speaking at the press conference, Dr. Salman Shahid, Abdul Hakeem, Rashid Mandokhel, Fazal Wahab, Liaquat Ali and Kifayatullah said that PTI is the largest political party in Saudi Arabia which has also participates in overseas party elections. PTI KSA chapter also ran political awareness campaign for the workers.

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  • International Women’s Day celebrates on March 8 , why?

    Web desk,

    International Women’s Day emerged in early 1900s at a time of great unrest, critical debates among women against oppression and inequality. In 1908, 15,000 women marched through NYC demanding shorter hours, better pay and voting rights. The next year, the Socialist Party of America observed the first National Woman’s Day across the US on February 28, 1909. Women continued to celebrate it on the last Sunday of February until 1913.

    Simultaneously, in 1910, the second International Conference of Working Women was held in Denmark’s Copenhagen, where Clara Zetkin, who led the Women’s Office for the Social Democratic Party in Germany tabled the idea of an International Women’s Day. She proposed that every year, every country should celebrate on same day to press for their demands. The conference with over 100 women from 17 countries, representing unions, socialist parties, and working women’s clubs greeted Zetkin’s suggestion unanimously.

    On March 9, 1911, International Women’s Day was honored for the first time in Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland. More than one million women and men attended the rallies campaigning for women’s rights to work, vote, be trained, to hold public office and end discrimination.

    However, less than a week later, on March 25, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire took place in NYC where more than 140 women and girls died, most of them Italian and Jewish immigrants. One of the deadliest fires in the history of US, it drew significant attention to the working conditions and labor legislation in the country and became a focal point of the subsequent International Women’s Day events.

    Meanwhile in Russia, on the eve of World War I, women observed their first International Women’s Day on February 23, the last Sunday in February, with a strike for “bread and peace” to protest the death of over two million Russian soldiers. While it was February 23 on the Julian calendar used then in Russia, according to the Gregorian calendar, it was March 8. Since then it has remained the global date for International Women’s Day as many women across Europe started protesting and raising their demands on that date.

    In the UN, it was celebrated for the first time in 1975, and in December 1977, the General Assembly adopted a resolution proclaiming a UN Day for Women’s Rights and International Peace to be observed on any day of the year by the Member States in accordance with their historical and national traditions.

    In 1996, the UN announced their first annual theme “Celebrating the Past, Planning for the Future”, followed by “Women at the Peace table” in 1997. In 1998 “Women and Human Rights”, in 1999 “World Free of Violence Against Women”, each year had a new theme. Campaign themes over the years have also included hash tags which are #ChooseToChallenge, #EachforEqual, #BalanceforBetter, #PressforProgress, #BeBoldforChange, #PledgeforParity, #MakeItHappen, #TheGenderAgenda and many more.

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  • Qur’an recitation held in New York for late mother of Zaheer Ahmed Mehr, Chairman, Overseas Global Foundation.

    Queens, New York,

    A Qur’an recitation was held at Al-Madani Mosque in Queens, NYC for the reward of the late mother of Chairman, Overseas Global Foundation, Zaheer Ahmed Mehr.

    Internationally renowned Qari Syed Sadaqat Ali and renowned religious scholar Syed Taswar Hussain Gilani specially participated in Fateha Khuwani. Program began with beautiful recitation of Surah Ar-Rahman and Naat.

    On the occasion, Syed Taswar Hussain Gilani paid rich tributes to other organizations including Zaheer Mehr, Shabbir Gul and ICNA Relief for their services during the COVID-19 and also praised the greatness of the mother.

    The participants prayed for the reward and forgiveness of the late Zaheer Ahmed’s mother, the chairman of Overseas Global Foundation. Zaheer Ahmed thanked the participants for attending the gathering and for mothers prayers.

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  • Yemen’s ballistic missile attack on Saudi oil facilities, thwarted in mid-air by Arab coalition forces.

    Zaka Mohsin, Riyadh,

    The Arab League said in a statement that Yemeni Houthi militia was carrying out ballistic missiles attacks and drone strikes on Saudi cities and civilian targets in response Arab League launches airstrikes.

    Arab Leagues says leaders of Iranian-backed terrorist militia are responsible for drone and missile attacks on Saudi cities and we will retaliate.

    Arab coalition forces say fresh ballistic missiles have struck oil facilities in Saudi Arabia from Yemen, While dozens of drone strikes have been foiled over the past week.

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  • Protest camps set up by Indian minorities in front of UNHRC head office.

    Matiullah, Geneva

    Protest camps set up by Indian minorities in front of UNHRC head office. Protesters held placards with slogans against Indian government and Hindu extremists. The protest camp also lodged brochures and pamphlets with pictures and banners of atrocities against minorities in India.

    Demonstrators said that since Modi government came to power, the incidence of exploitation in the name of religion has increased and these extremists have government patronage. Minorities are being forcibly converted to Hinduism.

    The participants further said that Muslims are being killed in the name of cows, Places of worship are being set on fire. Minority students also face religious hatred in educational institutions. The RSS, Bharatiya Janata Party, Bajrang Dal, Shiv Sena and Vishwa Hindu Parishad specifically targeted Muslims, Christians and Sikhs.

    Many international organizations have expressed concern over the inhumane treatment of minorities in India, violence and killings on false charges.

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  • ANP organizes Webinar in Riyadh, KSA.

    Zaka Mohsin, Riyadh,

    Awami National Party organized webinar in the capital Riyadh. Event was attended by members of political parties from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and other countries.

     Speaking on the occasion, the participants said that Constitution of Pakistan gives the right to freedom of expression but we do not have the right to freedom of expression from the common man to institutions and media.

    Missing persons of political parties in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa worsen situation.

    The path of dialogue should be adopted to improve the country situation and the country should be run in accordance with the constitution. Today Pakistan is suffering from economic woes, speakers added.

     The people are badly affected by the spiraling inflation and unemployment, for this worst situation Prime Minister Imran Khan and his government is responsible.Dr. Syed Muzammil Shah, Mahabat Khan, Nosher-Van Khattak, Inamullah Khan, Mumtaz Khan, Ahsan Abbasi and others also spoke in the webinar.

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  • India, ITA top Award to Ertugrul’s Engin Altan.

    Mumbai,

    Popular Turkish star, Engin Altan Düzyatan, who essayed the famous Erutgrul Ghazi in the famous period drama Diriliş: Ertuğrul has now added another feather to his cap as he receives the prestigious Indian Television Academy Award.

    Turning to Instagram, the 41-year-old Turkish star shared his award thanking his Indian fans for their love and support.

    “Thank you for all the love and support India”, he wrote on Instagram.

    The 20th Indian Television Academy Awards was held on February 14, 2021. Engin’s popularity skyrocketed with his impeccable portrayal of Ertugral. Dirilis: Ertugrul shows the life and times of heroes who laid the foundations of the Ottoman Empire. The series got immensely popular in Pakistan, South Asia and the Middle East.

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  • PTI senior leadership USA, celebrates Thanksgiving Day.

    New Jersey, USA

    PTI senior leadership in New Jersey, USA celebrates Prime Minister Imran Khan’s Thanksgiving Day by receiving a vote of confidence from the Pakistan National Assembly.

    The event was attended by PTI USA President Junaid Bashir,

    General Secretary Sam Khan,

    Senior Vice President Naveed Warraich

    and senior leaders from New York, and other states, Washington, Virginia, Maryland and New Jersey.

    On the occasion, speakers appreciate initiative of Prime Minister of Pakistan to get the vote of confidence and thanked him for the success. Overseas Pakistanis stand by their leader and after this victory there is new enthusiasm and enthusiasm among Pakistanis abroad Speakers added that .

    Speakers said that with the political stability in Pakistan, Prime Minister Imran Khan will take better steps to overcome the difficulties facing the country. Opposition should abandon undemocratic attitude and refrain from destabilizing the country under the guise of political persistence.

     

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  • Life returns partially normal in Saudi Arabia from March 7.

    Zaka Mohsin, Riyadh

    The Saudi Interior Ministry said in a statement that some of the sanctions imposed on February 14 in prevention from COVID-19 were being relaxed. Among them table service is being restored in hotels and cafes

    Apart from cinemas, gyms and sports centers will also be open from Sunday, March 7. Not more than 20 people will be allowed in social events while large celebrations in hotels and wedding halls will remain suspended.

    However, precautionary measures against COVID-19 will be strictly followed. Mask restrictions are mandatory and raid teams have been formed to enforce the COVID-19 precautionary measures.

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  • OPGF and ICNA Relief distributes hot meal at Jackson heights, Queens

    Queens, New York,

    Hot meal drive organized at Jackson Heights, Queens, Overseas Pakistani Global Foundation (OPGF) and ICNA Relief were distributes hot meal in needy peoples every month.

    Like previous hot meal drives, this time also dozens of citizens received hot meal.

    Zaheer Mehr, Chairman, Overseas Pakistani Global Foundation, Tahira Din, President, Overseas Pakistani Global Foundation, Women’s Wing and other members engaged in social service said that the distribution of food is done without any discrimination among people of all colors and races.

    Citizens who received hot meal thanked OPGF and ICNA Relief for their humanitarian services.

    This post was originally published on VOSA.

  • German government rejects public pressure, lock down extended.

    Matiullah, Berlin,

    German government has extended the lock down until March 28, despite public pressure, but has also announced easing and reopening for some sectors.

    Germany has been griped in a severe lock down since November to deal with Pandemic COVID-19, long imposed lock down causes public frustration, and pressure was mounting on the government to ease the lock down, despite public opinion polls.

    However, the German government has decided not to take any risks despite public pressure, and has extended the lock down until March 28.

    After the meeting, the rules regarding meeting with friends or neighbors will be relaxed from Monday, March 8, and up to 5 people will be allowed to meet.

    Children under the age of 14 will not be counted, and bookstores, garden centers and flower shops have been allowed to open from March 8, but they must ensure a distance of at least 10 meters from their customers.

    The meeting also decided to strengthen the vaccination campaign. Vaccines will be given to the staff of schools and day care centers immediately.

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  • Human rights org’s demonstrates against deportation laws at Dramstadt.

    Matiullah, Darmstadt, Germany,

    “We are Pakistan”, participated in the demonstration in collaboration with the “Community for All” and others human rights organizations.

    “We are Pakistan”, social welfare organization founder Mahmood Saeed said that German government should give these immigrants the opportunity to stay here permanently instead of the politics of deportation.

     The German wife of a jailed Pakistani Shahbaz Cheema strongly condemned the deportation process, speakers called for simplification of the law.

     A representative of the German political Linky Party also participates in the demonstration and assured full support. Samar Khan played a vital role in making the demonstration against this cruel act “a success”.

    The demonstration was attended by a large number of Pakistanis as well as German citizens and other foreign immigrants. On the occasion, Samar Khan said that “We are Pakistan” organization determined to continue the movement against the oppressive policy.

    This post was originally published on VOSA.

  • Black History Month celebrations in Manhattan organize by NYPD.

    New York,

    The New York Police Department hosted a Black History Month celebration in Manhattan. The police drum band performed a beautiful song.

    The New York Police, community department organizes various programs to improve its public image. On the closing day of Black History Month, the New York Police Department held a spectacular event in the Manhattan area.

    Gail Brewer, President of the Manhattan Borough, who was the guest of honor at the event, said that the role of blacks in the development of the United States cannot be forgotten.

    The children’s from the church gave a wonderful performance on the occasion which was well appreciated by the audience

    Police officer Muhammad and female police officer Mashal Gabriel said that cooperation between the police and the community is essential.

    During the police drum parade, ICNA Relief also set up camp and distributes hygiene kits, masks and food to the participants.

    Shabbir Gul leader of ICNA Relief said that, his organization not only helps the needy but also works to keep the community together.

    The event featured a quiz show and gifts were distributed to participants.

    This post was originally published on VOSA.

  • Kashmir Day Resolution Passed in New York State Assembly

    New York,

    Pakistani Consul General, Ayesha Ali, Invites American-Pakistani Advocacy Group (APAG) to Lunch After Kashmir Day Resolution Passed in New York State Assembly.

    APAG team led by President Ali Rashid reached the consulate. Various issues and community issues were also discussed during the meeting. During the lunch and meeting, SOPs for prevention of Covid-19 were also fully observed.

    Consul General Ayesha Ali praised APAG team for their services. She said that she has often seen that APAG not only strives for the betterment of the Pakistani community but has also served humanity indiscriminately during Corona Pandemic.

    The Consul General also briefed the APAg team on the Government of Pakistan’s provision of Roshan Pakistan Digital Account facility for overseas Pakistanis.

     Ali Rasheed, Presidentof APG, said that he would encourage the community to open and use Roshan Pakistan Digital Account to transfer money from his organization’s platform to Pakistan.

     

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  • UK’s fastest vaccination program in Europe 20 million people get 1st shot

    Muqeem Ahmad, UK

    The UK has reached a milestone by administering the first dose of the corona virus to its 20 million citizens.

    According to British Health Secretary Matt Hancock, said in a statement that he was pleased that the UK’s vaccination program had been the fastest in Europe and that recent sanctions would be lifted by the end of June depends on its success.

    The number of people infected with corona virus in the UK in the last 24 hours was 6,035 while 144 deaths have been recorded.

    In last 7 days, the number of people infected with the virus has dropped by 21.2% while the number of deaths has dropped by 33.5%.

    The government’s scientific advisers have suggested that in the second phase, the distribution of vaccines should be based on age, while some want police and teachers to be vaccinated on a priority basis.

    This post was originally published on VOSA.

  • Mohibaan-e-Rehmat-ul-Ulameen will work for highlighting religious and Prophet’s (PBUH) teachings.

    Zaka Mohsin, Riyadh,

    Meeting held in the Saudi capital Riyadh at the invitation of political and social figure Riaz Rathore and chaired by Maulana Abdul Malik Mujahid, director of Maktab Dar-e-Islam, community members said that, in some countries of the world, sentiments of Muslims have been hurt by making blasphemous caricatures.

    In response, we should disseminate such literature to spread the teachings of Islam and the biography of the Prophet (peace be upon him) Which could easily reach everyone.

    On this occasion, director of Maktab Darul Salam Maulana Abdul Malik Mujahid said that Holy Prophet (PBUH) has been sent as a mercy for all the worlds.

    Now it is our duty to highlight the aspects of the personality of the Holy Prophet and tell the world that his personality is important not only for Muslims but also a beacon of hope for non-Muslims, Abdul Malik Mujahid added.

    The meeting decided to set up an organization called Mohibaan-e-Rehmat-ul-Ulameen which will carry out the work of highlighting religious issues and the Prophet’s teachings in other countries of the world including Saudi Arabia.

     

    This post was originally published on VOSA.

  • Islamabad, Quetta match rescheduled after Fawad Ahmed tests positive

    Karachi,

    Tonight’s Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2021 match between Islamabad United and Quetta Gladiators has been rescheduled for Tuesday after Pakistani-Australian cricketer Fawad Ahmed tested positive for COVID-19.

    Ahmed’s positive test was confirmed on Twitter by his franchise Islamabad United.

    The PCB said the teammates of the positive player have been re-tested and their results have come out negative.

    According to PCB protocol, Ahmed will remain in isolation until he returns two negative results in 10 days’ time.

    Tonight’s match was originally scheduled to take place at 7pm. It was first rescheduled for 9pm but has since been called off entirely and will now take place tomorrow.

    To avoid the outbreak of virus during PSL 2021, the Pakistan Cricket Board had created a bio-secure bubble and made it mandatory for every participating player to clear multiple rounds of Covid-19 testing.

    However, there had been an instance of bubble breach last week when Peshawar Zalmi head coach Darren Sammy and captain Wahab Riaz had unknowingly met team owner Javed Afridi, who was not a part of the bubble.

    The duo were quarantined briefly before being reinstated amid alleged threats of boycott by the franchise – something that the PCB denies.

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  • UK’s Vaccine Advisory Committee says vaccination provided on age basis.

    Muqeem Ahmad, London,

    Elderly people are being given priority in vaccinating citizens in the UK, while some are demanding priority on the basis of occupation.

    The UK’s Vaccine Advisory Committee has said that vaccines should be given to citizens not on the basis of their profession but on the basis of their age, while the police and teachers want to be vaccinated on the basis of their profession.

    Leading scientist Professor Wei Shen lin says the current vaccine delivery system is better and has no complications, and that’s why it’s working so fast. The first dose of vaccine was being provided to the citizens in a proper manner and the same arrangement should be kept in view in the second phase as well, he added.

    There is no precedent in the UK for such a large number of vaccinations to be given professionally and there is a risk of complications from the professional vaccination delivery system.

    This post was originally published on VOSA.

  • Social media influencer Dananeer trying a paan for very first time.

    Web desk,

    Social media influencer Dananeer Mobeen known as pawri girl, who gained popularity after her #pawrihorihai video went viral globally especially in Pakistan and India, tried a paan for the very first time in her life.

    A video of Dananeer is making rounds on social media in which she can be seen sitting next to her sister Nafayal in an open-air restaurant, trying a paan.

    The 19-year-old social media influencer kind of liked the taste of it when asked about it.

    “It’s a good [kind of] strange,” said Dananeer.

    However, Dananeer, instead of taking the full paan in her mouth only bit a chunk of it which became a new talk on social media.

    Netizens criticized her for eating the paan in the wrong way and told her that one should always put the whole paan in the mouth.

    One of the social media users wrote in the #pawrihorihai way that,

    “Ya pan hain! eski direct mun me rakhte hain. Ande wale burger ki trah nahe khate.”

     

     

    Earlier in an interview, Dananeer Mobeen, the Instagram influencer, revealed details of how she came up with the idea for the viral video and also shared her future plans.

    Dananeer said she wants to become a CSS officer. “After I’m done with my bachelors, I will be doing my CSS,” Dananeer told.

    She is receiving offers from everywhere since her video went viral. The host said Dananeer could take up one of those offers and go on another adventure.

    “It can be an adventure but I know what I want to do and I’m very sure about doing CSS,” said the viral girl. She said she is “very academically oriented” and knows what she’s doing and is confident of getting it done.

     

    Read also

    Dananeer video reach Saudi Arabia via Pakistan and other countries.

     

    Mega surge in Peshawari girl, Dananeer Mobeen fan base.

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  • Farmer Nasir al-Hamad cultivates 1million olive trees and produce 200000 ltr oil annually.

    Zaka Mohsin, Al-Jawf,

    Nasir al-Hamad, from Al-Jawf in northern Saudi Arabia, has worked hard for many years to grow one million olive fruit trees, and he produces 200,000 liters of olive oil annually.

    Nasir al-Hamad said he decided to invest in the agricultural sector and farming under the name ‘Tayyur Zeena’. He planted millions of olive trees.

    According to Nasir al-Hamd, he used olive cultivation experiences in developed countries to grow olives. I learned about olive cultivation methods in France, Spain, Britain, Greece and other European countries. Experienced in olive cultivation in many countries.

    Since then, steps have been taken to meet the need for modern irrigation systems and water supply for plant cultivation.

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  • Yemen Ballistic missiles attack, including five drone strikes thwarted by Arab coalition.

    Zaka Mohsin, Riyadh,

    Saudi Arabia was attacked by ballistic missiles, including five drone strikes, in Yemen in 24 hours. The Arab Coalition thwarted a second attack by the Iran-backed Houthi militia on Saudi Arabia just hours after it had destroyed a drone that was launched by the group towards the Kingdom’s Khamis Mushait.

    The Arab Coalition intercepted and destroyed a drone launched by the Iran-backed Houthi militia towards Saudi Arabia’s Khamis Mushait, the coalition’s spokesperson General Turki al-Maliki said on Friday.

    “Joint Coalition Forces have intercepted and destroyed this morning (Friday) a bomb-laden UAV launched systematically and deliberately by the terrorist Houthi militia to target civilians and civilian objects in (Khamis Mushait),” al-Maliki said, according to the Saudi news agency.

    “These acts of aggression to deliberately and systematically target civilians and civilian objects by the terrorist, Iran-backed Houthi militia amount to war crimes.”

    The Arab Coalition said it would continue to take the necessary measures to protect civilians in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere in accordance with international humanitarian law. The terrorist group has been ramping up its efforts to strike Saudi Arabia and several areas in Yemen outside its control.

    Iran has been backing the Houthis in Yemen’s civil war against the internationally-recognized government.

    Currently, the Houthis have control of the Yemeni capital Sanaa, while the government is based in the city of Aden.

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  • Covid-19 patients suffering from mental stress.

    Muqeem Ahmad, UK,

    Thousands of people infected with COVID-19 are still suffering from severe weakness and lethargy after recovering from the virus, European health experts says.

    While societies are also experiencing medical and economic problems, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), one in every 10 patients suffer from the effects of COVID for 12 weeks and in some cases even longer. Medical experts have dubbed it Long COVID or Post COVID.

    According to Professor Martin Ricky, people with Long COVID suffer from extreme weakness, chest, nerve pain, shortness of breath and fog on the mind. The UK’s Medical Research Institute has issued guidelines to provide services to patients with concerns in mind as there is not much information in Long or Post COVID.

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  • PML-N KSA Region celebrates the release of Hamza Shahbaz.

    Zaka Mohsin, Riyadh,

    A meeting was organized by PML-N in the Saudi capital Riyadh, regarding the release on bail of Hamza Shahbaz in which PML-N members cut a cake and expressed happiness.

    Speaking at a meeting PML-N officials and members PML-N Riyadh Region President Khalid Rana and senior leader Zahid Latif Sindhu said that revenge politics flourished thanks to NAB-Niazi Nexus.

    But PTI government including NAB has not been able to prove serious allegations like corruption. Arrest of Shahbaz Sharif, Hamza Shahbaz and other PML-N leaders is revenge. There is a conspiracy to wall off the PML-N, which is now understood by the Pakistani people. Under no circumstances PML N wall off will be allowed to succeed. Overseas Pakistan Muslim League stands with the party.

    A cake was also cut at the meeting to celebrate the release of Hamza Shahbaz on bail.

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  • ICNA Relief, with BMC organized a vaccination camp in NYC.

    New York,

    Like rest of the world, the US, also continues to be vaccinated against the COVID-19. In this regard, ICNA Relief, a Muslim welfare organization in New York, has recently vaccinated hundred peoples in collaboration and cooperation of Best Medical Care (BMC).

     A large number of citizens have registered for vaccination on campus. However, the first 100 people have been vaccinated so far on a first-come, first-served basis. On the occasion, the owner of BMC and well-known New York Dr. Batool Hussaini

    and young Dr. Mushahid Farooqi said that there are no side effects of the vaccine. Citizens must be vaccinated.

    On this occasion, BMC and ICNA Relief volunteers continued to help the people there with joy. Arshad Jamal, Director, ICNA Relief North East, thanked BMC and said that in the coming time, BMC will organize vaccination camps in other cities and regions.

    According to state orders, the vaccine for people over the age of 65, but those belonging to different and specific fields or suffering from any disease. People including Dr. Muhammad Arif, former president of APPNA New York, thanked ICNA Relief for getting the vaccine facility. They said that not only you but also the people around you will be safe from getting vaccinated.

    On this occasion, all the teams present at the camp and the citizens present for vaccination had followed the corona virus prevention SOPs.

    This post was originally published on VOSA.

  • The two-day Formula E World Championships kicked off in Saudi Arabia.

    Zaka Mohsin, Riyadh,

    The two-day Formula E World Championships kicked off in the historic Al-Daraiyah area of ​​the Saudi capital Riyadh.

    On the first day, 24 famous riders from all over the world, including Saudi Arabia, took part in the race. As soon as the race started, the riders saw thrilling competitions and drove well on the track of 2.49 km and take lead over one another and try to grab points.

    However, on the first day of Al-Daraiya Formula E, Nike de Vries of the Netherlands took first place in the race While Eduardo of Switzerland came in second and Mitch House of New Zealand came in third, prizes were awarded to other riders, including the winners of the race at the end of the race.

    This post was originally published on VOSA.

  • Pakistani youth in Saudi says Saudi Arabia is our second home.

    Zaka Mohsin,

    Limited number of Pakistani youth meeting held in Saudi capital Riyadh with Corona virus prevention SOPs

    Expressing their views, Ahmed Hussain and Talal Safdar said that the activities of Pakistanis have been restricted due to Covid 19. But Saudi Arabia is now winning the war against corona virus, and as soon as life return to normal, such entertainment events will be held again.

    Saudi Arabia is our second home so that community members can enjoy living abroad and according to its laws, we have to follow the Corona Prevention SOPs so that we can all get rid of the pandemic quickly and return to normal life.

    This post was originally published on VOSA.