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Pakistani Woman Tries To Run Over Traffic Police Officers, Video Goes Viral
The viral video has been viewed more than 65,000 times on X, and several social media users have angrily commented on it.
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Pak Protesters Clash With Cops, Against Imran Khan Assassination Bid
A day after an attempted assassination on former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, protesters took to the streets and "held traffic hostage" while Islamabad Police requested them to not set fire to vehicles.
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Transgender Woman Issued Driving License, In A First For Pak: Report
Pakistani traffic authorities have for the first time in the country's history, issued a driving licence to a transgender woman, a media report said today. The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) on Monday issued Laila Ali her license on the special directives of Islamabad's police chief who said that she had been driving without a licence for a decade,...
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Mobile services in Pakistan shut for second day for Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's visit
Mobile phone services were suspended in the Pakistani capital and nearby Rawalpindi for the second day today as part of extraordinary security measures put in place to ensure an incident-free visit by Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Islamabad.
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Pakistani Woman Tries To Run Over Traffic Police Officers, Video Goes Viral
The viral video has been viewed more than 65,000 times on X, and several social media users have angrily commented on it.
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Pak Protesters Clash With Cops, Against Imran Khan Assassination Bid
A day after an attempted assassination on former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, protesters took to the streets and "held traffic hostage" while Islamabad Police requested them to not set fire to vehicles.
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Transgender Woman Issued Driving License, In A First For Pak: Report
Pakistani traffic authorities have for the first time in the country's history, issued a driving licence to a transgender woman, a media report said today. The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) on Monday issued Laila Ali her license on the special directives of Islamabad's police chief who said that she had been driving without a licence for a decade,...
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Mobile services in Pakistan shut for second day for Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's visit
Mobile phone services were suspended in the Pakistani capital and nearby Rawalpindi for the second day today as part of extraordinary security measures put in place to ensure an incident-free visit by Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Islamabad.
