Islamic Republic of Pakistan : News, Discussions & Updates
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Baba black sheep better shut his mouth if he wants to stay active on social media. Supporting terrorists who are trying to kill inoccent isn’t exactly professional.
Jai Ho..
Mumbai Taj Mahal hotel 2008 terrorist attack revenge underway ........ 40 Ching pongs trapped inside...
Baba ji hinting at revenge....
Same modus operandi. Terrorist use sea route to attack....☺☺
Don't take flying arrow, India don't attack third country nationals in Pakistan, we don't support any attack on civilians.
Bloch freedom fighters are fighting for their justified demands of freedom from tyranny and exploitation. Enjoy killing of terror supporters but don't jump to conclusions, more so when they have potential of delegitimizing a just freedom struggle.
This could be Pakistans own doing or some other group disgruntled by not receiving payment on time for jihad against Afghanistan or India. A gentle reminder of payment overdue. Too many groups there and without payment it won't take long to become Syria where nobody knows who is fighting who.
Pearl continental Hotel is a 5 star hotel, overlooking Gwadar port. BLA claimed that it killed scores of Chinese personals in the Hotel. Baloch fighters took positions in the Hotel and fired multiple rockets to Gwadar port as well.
Pearl continental Hotel is in the Top of a hill overlooking CPEC Gwadar port authority and Mini Port. It is the place where Chinese engineers and investors stay while visiting Gwadar. Fighters fired rockets to Port from this location.
a) Street view of Hotel overlooking Port (Region marked as "Gwadar Port authority CPEC" in the 1st picture is visible in the picture below)
b) View directly in front,From Hotel . Region Marked as "Mohalla Band and Mini port in 1st picture is visible.
Pearl continental Hotel is in the Top of a hill overlooking CPEC Gwadar port authority and Mini Port. It is the place where Chinese engineers and investors stay while visiting Gwadar. Fighters fired rockets to Port from this location.
a) Street view of Hotel overlooking Port (Region marked as "Gwadar Port authority CPEC" in the 1st picture is visible in the picture below)
b) View directly in front,From Hotel . Region Marked as "Mohalla Band and Mini port in 1st picture is visible.
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Don't go by stated Indian policies. That's applicable for all countries, we don't attack civilians, blah, blah.. which BTW CONgreess did adhere to. But when it comes to Pakistan this govt especially Doval is taking revenge for all wrong doings Pakistan did with India all these years....... Pakistan won't get any clues of India's hand and hence can't blame us but surely knows what's happening...,.
Pakistan lose so many soldiers daily, some get killed on LoC, some by Afghan Commandos, some in air raids assisted by US, some in Baloochistan or FATA.
How can these beggars afford losing so many from so long? And almost 90% never get accepted, who give life for this godforsaken land where sacrificing your life is not even acknowledged forget getting valued for this.
What kind of army chief sleep with over 20-30 regular soldiers (taliban not counted) casualties per day, over 8,000 per year and around 25,000 during his tenure. Very strange country, even strange people, just want death and destruction, still not tired after 70 years!
Pakistan is getting pounded from inside. There is attack on military forces every day.
They did accepted that casualty one day after.
1 SSG-N +3 Hotel security +1 hotel staff accepted dead by Pakistan.
However, BLA claims about 40 casualties on Pakistan.
Pakistani social media including whatsapp circulating this image of Chinese killed in #GwadarAttack, though Pakistan has not accepted deaths of Chinkies; media leaked names of 6 Chinese killed in #Gwadar raid by #BLA Baloch fighters. GHQ in deep psychological shock after attack.
Wait............so Baloch Inteligence "Guys" honey trapped him. Who says Pakistan doesn't have homosexuals ?
WHO: HIV Epidemic Spreads at Alarming Rate in Pakistan
The World Health Organization warns Pakistan is registering approximately 20,000 new HIV infections annually, the highest rate of increase among all countries in the region.
ISLAMABAD — Pakistan is registering approximately 20,000 new HIV infections annually, the highest rate of increase among all countries in the region, warns the World Health Organization (WHO).
The international body says mortality among Pakistanis living with the virus, which causes the deadly AIDS disease, is also rising, in spite of the availability of lifesaving anti-retroviral therapy.
The latest government figures show that only 16 percent of the estimated 150,000 people living with HIV had been tested and only 9 percent have access to lifesaving treatment.
"The remaining 135,000 people are walking around in the communities as carriers of (HIV) infection who are ready to transmit infections to those who are not infected, even to their unborn babies," Dr. Saima Paracha of the National AIDS Control Program, told VOA.
Officials say the HIV epidemic in Pakistan remains largely concentrated among the key populations, including people who inject drugs, the transgender community, sex workers and their clients and men who have sex with men.
"The drivers of infection are now the sexual networks and they are ready to spill the infection into the general public," Dr. Paracha cautioned.
Paracha says the Pakistani government offers free HIV testing and treatment, but she notes the marginalized key populations continue face widespread stigma and discrimination in the society.
The fear of maltreatment, and punitive actions by law enforcers impacts the willingness of these populations to pursue testing, which remains a major challenge facing national efforts to treat and prevent the spread of HIV, she lamented.
Official estimates show that Pakistan has seen a 45 percent increase in new HIV infections since 2010.
"The number of new HIV infections will continue to increase dramatically if implementation rates of intervention remain at current levels," said Dr. Nima Saeed Abid, country head of WHO.
An official statement issued in connection with World AIDS Day quoted him as saying that Pakistan has the lowest rate of all regional countries in diagnosing people who are infected and linking them to care and treatment.
World AIDS Day by Mark Young - Infogram
Naila Bashir, who heads the HIV treatment center at Islamabad's Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), told VOA the facility receives up to 40 new HIV patients every month, underscoring the alarming increase in the number of infections.
The center was established in 2005 and the number of patients has since increased from 22 to more than 3,000, including men, women and children of all ages, said Dr. Bashir.
HIV has never been a priority program in the national health system and the recent abolition of the federal health ministry and the devolution of its functions to the provinces, which lacked preparedness and capacity, have led to the increase in infections, say WHO experts in the country. However, they acknowledge the new government of Prime Minister Imran Khan is giving priority to tackling health emergencies in Pakistan, including HIV.
Federal Minister for National Health Services Regulation and Coordination, Aamir Mehmood Kiyani, says the government is working on a strategy to remove barriers and challenges in protecting people from HIV infections.
Kiyani told a seminar in Islamabad that since taking office three months ago, the government has moved to established 12 new HIV treatment centers while overall 33 such facilities have been working throughout Pakistan.
U.N. officials say the Pakistan government urgently needs to redouble efforts to "de-stigmatize HIV testing, advocate for confidential, non-discriminatory, community based care models and raise awareness about disease transmission, prevention treatment" to achieve reductions in new infections in affected populations.
WHO: HIV Epidemic Spreads at Alarming Rate in Pakistan
The World Health Organization warns Pakistan is registering approximately 20,000 new HIV infections annually, the highest rate of increase among all countries in the region.
ISLAMABAD — Pakistan is registering approximately 20,000 new HIV infections annually, the highest rate of increase among all countries in the region, warns the World Health Organization (WHO).
The international body says mortality among Pakistanis living with the virus, which causes the deadly AIDS disease, is also rising, in spite of the availability of lifesaving anti-retroviral therapy.
The latest government figures show that only 16 percent of the estimated 150,000 people living with HIV had been tested and only 9 percent have access to lifesaving treatment.
"The remaining 135,000 people are walking around in the communities as carriers of (HIV) infection who are ready to transmit infections to those who are not infected, even to their unborn babies," Dr. Saima Paracha of the National AIDS Control Program, told VOA.
Officials say the HIV epidemic in Pakistan remains largely concentrated among the key populations, including people who inject drugs, the transgender community, sex workers and their clients and men who have sex with men.
"The drivers of infection are now the sexual networks and they are ready to spill the infection into the general public," Dr. Paracha cautioned.
Paracha says the Pakistani government offers free HIV testing and treatment, but she notes the marginalized key populations continue face widespread stigma and discrimination in the society.
The fear of maltreatment, and punitive actions by law enforcers impacts the willingness of these populations to pursue testing, which remains a major challenge facing national efforts to treat and prevent the spread of HIV, she lamented.
Official estimates show that Pakistan has seen a 45 percent increase in new HIV infections since 2010.
"The number of new HIV infections will continue to increase dramatically if implementation rates of intervention remain at current levels," said Dr. Nima Saeed Abid, country head of WHO.
An official statement issued in connection with World AIDS Day quoted him as saying that Pakistan has the lowest rate of all regional countries in diagnosing people who are infected and linking them to care and treatment.
World AIDS Day by Mark Young - Infogram
Naila Bashir, who heads the HIV treatment center at Islamabad's Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), told VOA the facility receives up to 40 new HIV patients every month, underscoring the alarming increase in the number of infections.
The center was established in 2005 and the number of patients has since increased from 22 to more than 3,000, including men, women and children of all ages, said Dr. Bashir.
HIV has never been a priority program in the national health system and the recent abolition of the federal health ministry and the devolution of its functions to the provinces, which lacked preparedness and capacity, have led to the increase in infections, say WHO experts in the country. However, they acknowledge the new government of Prime Minister Imran Khan is giving priority to tackling health emergencies in Pakistan, including HIV.
Federal Minister for National Health Services Regulation and Coordination, Aamir Mehmood Kiyani, says the government is working on a strategy to remove barriers and challenges in protecting people from HIV infections.
Kiyani told a seminar in Islamabad that since taking office three months ago, the government has moved to established 12 new HIV treatment centers while overall 33 such facilities have been working throughout Pakistan.
U.N. officials say the Pakistan government urgently needs to redouble efforts to "de-stigmatize HIV testing, advocate for confidential, non-discriminatory, community based care models and raise awareness about disease transmission, prevention treatment" to achieve reductions in new infections in affected populations.
WHO: HIV Epidemic Spreads at Alarming Rate in Pakistan
Breaking: unknown gunmen attacked a governmental construction company in Manjo Shoro area in Nasirabad district of #Balochistan, killing three and injuring many workers. Sources confirmed that the employees belong to various cities of #Sindh & #Punjab #Pakistan.