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Farewell darbar held to honour outgoing DHA headSep 09, 2010 KARACHI: Administrator DHA Brig Khalid Masood Tirmizi held a Darbar meeting of DHA Employees to bid farewell at the Defence Housing Authority's Main Office here on Wednesday.
Brig Tirmizi thanked the employees for the whole hearted co-operation extended to him by them during his erstwhile tenure in the office. He urged upon the management and staff to continue their dedicated efforts for achieving the highest standards of excellence. He also asked them to uphold DHA's good name, reputation and credibility at all costs. ... |
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Int’l textile expo from 22nd OctSep 09, 2010 KARACHI: The 6th International Garment and Textile machinery Exhibition (IGATEX) Pakistan 2010 is all geared up to encompass its significance in the textile industry of Pakistan.
Having developed into one of the largest and well established garment & textile machinery and accessories exhibition in south Asia, the 6th IGATEX Pakistan will take place at Lahore Expo centre from 22-24 October, where more than 400 companies from 25 countries have already confirmed their participation in IGATEX Lahore 2010. ... |
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Transporters fleecing Eid travellersSep 09, 2010 Jamil Siddiqui
KARACHI: Up country bound passengers going to celebrate Eid-ul-Fiter with their relatives are facing great difficulty due to sky high fare demanded by the transporters. ... |
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MPOC to donate Rs340mnSep 09, 2010 KARACHI: Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) has shown its intension to donate Rs340 million (USD 400,000) to Pakistan to provide palm based food items to the flood affectees of Pakistan.
In a letter addressed to the Pakistan High Commissioner, Masood Khalid, the Chief Executive Officer of MPOC, Tan Sri Datuk Dr Yusof Basiron said that Malaysian Palm Oil Industry which was the oldest and most consistent source of supply of Palm Oil to Pakistan meeting about 66 per cent of its oil requirement was happy to come forward to help the flood affectees in Pakistan. ... |
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UNHCR ups shelter suppliesSep 09, 2010 ISLAMABAD: The UN refugee agency has issued shelter supplies to more than 90,000 families as the agency works to meet the needs of people left homeless amidst Pakistan's on-going monsoon-flooding.
In the last five weeks UNHCR has issued more than 48,000 all-weather family tents and 165,000 sheets of plastic tarpaulin sufficient to shelter more than 748,000 people as it works with partner agencies to rush relief aid to some of the millions of people made homeless by the floods. ... |
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