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Gloomy Pakistan Bids Farewell To National Hero Abdul Sattar Edhi
A gloomy Pakistan on Saturday bade farewell to its national hero Abdul Sattar Edhi, the founder of the country's largest welfare organisation who died Friday in Karachi aged 92.
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Legendary Pakistani Social Worker Abdul Sattar Edhi Dies In Karachi
Famed philanthropist Abdul Sattar Edhi, who set up one of Pakistan's biggest welfare organisations and was revered as a "living saint" by many in the South Asian country, died in hospital late on Friday.
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Pak NGO Edhi Foundation That Took Care of Geeta Turns Down PM Modi's 1 Crore Gift
Pakistan's charity organisation, the Edhi Foundation today turned down Rs one crore donation announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for taking care of the hearing and speech impaired Indian girl, Geeta during her over a decade-long stay in the country.
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Death Toll From Pakistan Heatwave Tops 500
More than 500 people have died from a three-day heatwave in southern Pakistan, officials said today, as medics battled to treat victims after a state of emergency was declared in hospitals.
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Gloomy Pakistan Bids Farewell To National Hero Abdul Sattar Edhi
A gloomy Pakistan on Saturday bade farewell to its national hero Abdul Sattar Edhi, the founder of the country's largest welfare organisation who died Friday in Karachi aged 92.
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Legendary Pakistani Social Worker Abdul Sattar Edhi Dies In Karachi
Famed philanthropist Abdul Sattar Edhi, who set up one of Pakistan's biggest welfare organisations and was revered as a "living saint" by many in the South Asian country, died in hospital late on Friday.
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Pak NGO Edhi Foundation That Took Care of Geeta Turns Down PM Modi's 1 Crore Gift
Pakistan's charity organisation, the Edhi Foundation today turned down Rs one crore donation announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for taking care of the hearing and speech impaired Indian girl, Geeta during her over a decade-long stay in the country.
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Death Toll From Pakistan Heatwave Tops 500
More than 500 people have died from a three-day heatwave in southern Pakistan, officials said today, as medics battled to treat victims after a state of emergency was declared in hospitals.
