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KPK tightens security of prisons


In the wake of overturning Dr Shakeel Afridi’s jail sentence, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government on Saturday beefed up security measures in and around 21 prisons in Fata.

According of Fata Secretariat, the security at all 21 lock-ups have been tightened so that to avoid any misshape as there some 2,000 people imprisoned, some of them are suspected militants as well.

The officials said that there are a total of 15 prisons in seven tribal agencies while six lock-ups are in six Frontier Regions (FRs), thus the government has increased security at the prisons.

It is worth to mention here that a judicial official on Thursday last had overturned the 33-year jail sentence of Shakeel Afridi, the doctor who helped the CIA track down former Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.

Dr Shakeel Afridi was sentenced in May 2012 on charges of colluding with banned militants outfit Lashkar-i-Islam of Khyber Agency.


KPK tightens security of prisons
 
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KP police officers told to declare assets

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police Accountability Commission on Monday directed all police officers to submit details of their assets within 15 days as part of the government’s policy to reform the department.

According to a statement issued here, all police officers, including station house officers, will have to submit details of their movable and immovable properties.

After the stipulated time, the department through intelligence agencies and police record will check details of assets and properties, while stern action will be taken against officers found guilty of accumulating money and building properties by illegal means.

Meanwhile, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Inspector General of Police Ihsan Ghani said strict action would be taken at all costs against policemen found guilty of any kind of wrongdoings and corruption without leniency.

“The department (police) will be purged of such employees,” he said.

The IGP said action would not only help improve the police’s performance but would also prove a lesson for other police officers.

He said the action was aimed at discouraging corrupt elements and encouraging the honest, dedicated and dutiful people in police.

TRANSFERS AND POSTINGS: The provincial government on Monday reshuffled some police officers.

Capital City Police Officer Peshawar Captain (r) Liaquat Ali Khan (BS-21) went on leave and therefore, regional police officer of Mardan Mohammad Ali Khan (BS-19) was posted the capital city police officer Peshawar in his own rank, pay and scale.

—Bureau Report

KP police officers told to declare assets - DAWN.COM
 
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French channel reports on Pakistan's first mobile court in Khyber Pakhtunkhawa initiated by Imran Khan's PTI govt.

p.s. on side note; French; some heavenly language :smitten:
 
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Any news about dengue in swat??

174 undergoing treatment for dengue in Swat: officials


Officials of the Saidu Sharif Hospital on Tuesday said that 174 dengue patients were undergoing treatment at the hospitals. The hospital sources said that more than 1000 persons were admitted to the hospitals for treatment and most of them were discharged while 174 were still undergoing treatment. Some sources said that condition of three patients was stated to be serious.

However, relatives of a patient, who died at the hospital on Wednesday, staged protest on the hospital premises alleging that Hayat Hussain was admitted for treatment after he was tested positive for dengue fever.

MARDAN: The number of dengue-infected patients in the district reached six as two more persons were diagnosed with the disease at the Mardan Medical Complex (MMC), a doctor said on Tuesday. Talking to reporters, Dr Ameer Khan said that a 30-year-old woman belonging to the Sheikh Maltoon Town in Mardan has been diagnosed with the dengue fever. He said the patient was in critical condition as the ailment had entered the third stage. He said another man, who was tested positive for dengue and was admitted, had left for Lahore as he was residing there. Dr Ameer Khan said the number of dengue patients was steadily increasing and arrangements have been made to treat them free of charge.

174 undergoing treatment for dengue in Swat: officials - thenews.com.pk

it is next to impossible for dengue to be in Swat, its definitely a planted attack, those who attacked with it on Lahore, did the same in Swat. this dengue mosquito doesnot survive in our environment. its planted.
 
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