Draft alternative energy policy ready: minister
ISLAMABAD, Oct 14: Water and Power Minister Syed Naveed Qamar has said the government has formulated a new alternative energy policy to attract investors to the sector.
Water filtration plant in Railway Colony lying dry
RAWALPINDI: A water filtration plant set up in a low income housing colony of Pakistan Railways in Westridge has been lying almost dry since its inauguration.
Cuts in PSDP led to power, water crises: govt
ISLAMABAD: The government has conceded playing a key role in prolonging economic recession in the country by repeatedly cutting down the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP), resulting in energy and water shortages and unemployment in the country.
To partially overcome some of the lasting and negative impacts of national recession, the government is now considering privatising some of the major projects through outright sale or through Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) mode on Built to Operate and Own (BOO) basis.
WHO warehouse gutted
ISLAMABAD: A medicines’ warehouse of World Health Organisation (WHO) in the capital’s industrial area was gutted in a fire on Friday, police said.
Disease from killer amoeba preventable
Karachi, Naegeleria fowleri, the dreaded amoeba which can kill in seven days, is preventable.
