16 members of Qatar Emir’s staff arrested in Quetta for breaking the barrier of a checkpoint

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16 members of Qatar Emir’s staff arrested in Quetta
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QUETTA: Levies arrested 16 members of the entourage of the Emir of Qatar for breaking the barrier of a checkpoint in the Galngoor area of Noshki district on Wednesday.

According to official sources, an advance party of Qatar’s ruler was going to Mashkeel for making arrangements of hunting the houbara bustard when it ignored Levies personnel’s signal to stop at their post for checking and tried to escape by breaking the barrier. The security personnel chased them and detained 16 people travelling in four vehicles.

“The arrested members of the Emir of Qatar’s staff, include three Bangladeshi nationals and 13 Pakistanis,” an official of the district administration said, adding that the four vehicles had been taken into custody.

The ruler of Qatar is expected to arrive in the area for hunting in a few days.

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Published in Dawn, February 2nd, 2017

 

[ali_raza]

lakh di lanat on our rulers who made our country a playground for rich sheikhs

 

[ADIL SHERDIL]

What the hell is wrong with this nation they dont realize that we have became the mistress of these bastards. those pakistani in that party should be tried in the terrorist courts.

 

[Sugarcane]

Punish these 16 members as per law and deport that Emir............................... but the pigs will start flying before this to happen.

 

[RealNapster]

Pathetic .

 

[Super Falcon]

We should blame ourselves than these who gave them playground us

 

[JOEY TRIBIANI]

@Muhammad Omar

 

[graphican]

Prosecute them under the law. Don't spare them, don't punish them more than their crime. Let there be an example for once and all... Kings neither servants of Kings are above the law.

 

[JOEY TRIBIANI]

Another qatari khat .coming soon..

 

[Muhammad Omar]

@Muhammad Omar

They also breed the animals set them free here then came in season to hunt them.. that's been done since forever... Panama makes even highlight the tiny bits of things being done by Arab....


You know Arabs made Rahim Yar Khan Airport so that they can come to Pakistan for hunting LOL

 

[mr.robot]

They also breed the animals set them free here then came in season to hunt them.. that's been done since forever... Panama makes even highlight the tiny bits of things being done by Arab....


You know Arabs made Rahim Yar Khan Airport so that they can come to Pakistan for hunting LOL

WTF... Qataris breed the animals... Where? Can you tell that because they only migrate to Pakistan in Winters. Otherwise, they don't exist here. Their home is Africa and some other parts of Asia.

 

[Muhammad Omar]

WTF... Qataris breed the animals... Where? Can you tell that because they only migrate to Pakistan in Winters. Otherwise, they don't exist here. Their home is Africa and some other parts of Asia.

In Sindh Pakistan

News of 2013
Endangered birds: Sheikh Hamdan does his bit to conserve bustard species



Crown prince of Dubai procured about 200 houbara bustards to be set free in friendly habitats of parks in Pakistan.

Birds donated to the Sindh wildlife protection department being released in National Park Jamshoro on Sunday. PHOTO: EXPRESS


The terrestrial bird species of houbara bustard are native to dry lands of South, and severely endangered owing to unchecked hunting practices.

In the past, Arab Sheikhs have been blamed for targeting these bird species in Pakistan. However, recently, Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammad Al Maktoum, the crown prince of Dubai, in his latest campaign to protect the endangered species of wildlife in Pakistan, has procured about 200 houbara bustards to be set free in friendly habitats of parks in Pakistan, including the Kirthar National Park lying between Karachi and Dadu, and the Hingol National Park which lies on the Makran coast.

This would not only help in conserving these species but also help in their breeding, thus increasing their numbers, and helping the species recover from endangerment.

It is reported that these birds were actually recovered from a local market where these illegally poached endangered species are discreetly available for sale, at a price for Rs50,000 for each bird.

Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohd Al Maktoum has been actively engaged in the promotion of wildlife conservation in Pakistan with special emphasis on endangered species like the houbara bustard.

When contacted, the Sheikh’s spokesman passionately talked about the importance of conservation of wildlife and His Highness’s continued commitment to the cause and future plans.

 

[Logicaldude]

Pakistanis talk about their ancient history and proud past when trolling Indians. We will believe it when Pakistanis start acting like it.

 

[Dark-Destroyer]

Wells here comes another long letter with compliments from your majesty...

 

[neem456]

Hunting industry, would make me ashamed if it had been existing in my country.