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  • Uber Abruptly Shutdowns In Five Major Cities
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    Uber Abruptly Shutdowns In Five Major Cities

    Uber was the pioneer of transportation services online. Now stung by indrive previously known as indriver and bykea which entered the ride-hailing service rather recently. Uber has decided to shut down its operation in five major cities Karachi, Islamabad, Peshawar, Faisalabad, and Multan.

  • Early Smog Alert For Lahore
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    Early Smog Alert For Lahore

    The reasons why air quality has been steadily declining in cities like Lahore are numerous. Vehicular emissions, industrial pollution, fossil fuel-fired power plants, the burning of waste materials, and coal being burned by thousands of brick kilns spattered across the province are all part of the problem. 

  • 5G To Be Launched In 3 Cities By 2023
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    5G To Be Launched In 3 Cities By 2023

    Mobile Users in Pakistan are 175.62 million, and it continues to grow. In 2021, there were 123 million and the market penetration was at 51%. In 2019, the number of 4G users was 50%. It took 7 years to have an average of 80% for 4G and 10 years for 3G.

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    Angelina Jolie Arrives In Pakistan

    She will see firsthand how countries like Pakistan are paying the greatest cost for a crisis they did not cause. The IRC hopes her visit will shed light on this issue and prompt the international community – particularly states contributing the most to carbon emissions – to act and provide urgent support to countries bearing the brunt of the climate crisis

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    Tsunami and earthquake hits Taiwan

    The US Tsunami Warning Centre said that the hazardous tsunami waves were possible within 300 km (190 miles) of the epicenter along the coasts of Taiwan. Whereas, Japan’s weather agency said that the tsunami waves of 1 meter for part of Okinawa prefecture, which followed the earthquake.

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    Panadol Shortage-How to handle it?

    GSK produces around 450 million Panadol tablets each year. They have proposed the price per tablet as Rs. 2.47, but the government reduced it to Rs. 1.35. The company said that it is not cost-effective for them.

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