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Four policemen injured in Peshawar IED blast: official

“One of the injured is in critical condition,” says police officer

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Crackdown begins as grace period ends for unlicensed motorcyclists in Islamabad

Police detain 532 motorcycles, 60 vehicles at local stations

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Procter & Gamble, Gillette to shut down Pakistan operations

P&G to gradually close manufacturing, trading activities; product availability to be ensured

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Federal police raid National Press Club in Islamabad to arrest protesters

Mohsin Naqvi takes notice of incident

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Four policemen injured in Peshawar IED blast: official

“One of the injured is in critical condition,” says police officer

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Two dead, three wounded in UK synagogue attack

Incident comes on Jewish Yom Kippur holiday; UK PM Keir Starmer "appalled by the attack"

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UK’s most expensive stolen car traced in Karachi

Interpol seeks Sindh Police’s help after tracking a luxury car stolen from Harrogate

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Protest over alleged police action brings Super Highway traffic to standstill in Karachi

After tense talks, demonstrators agreed to disperse, and traffic gradually returned to normal

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FIA arrests fake martial arts team at Faisalabad airport

Five passengers posing as martial arts players caught at Faisalabad airport attempting to travel to Russia

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Indian police arrest activist Wangchuk after deadly Ladakh protests

Activist’s arrest follows deadly clashes in Leh, mobile internet suspended

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