Rising Risk Of Heatwave Causing Death in Poor Nations
Causing Death, That promised the most careful estimates yet of how much damage warming may bring and what it implies
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Growing Chance Global Temperature Rising By More Than 1.5C
It assesses a 20% chance the threshold will be broken in one year before 2024 and a 70% chance it
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Covid-19 rising quickly among medical staff due to shortage of PPEs
Medical staffs are the front line to fight against the Covid-19 falling sick due to shortage of personal protective equipment
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Will rising temperature help to reduce COVID-19 threat in Pakistan?
Government of Pakistan has officially confirmed 30 COVID-19 cases in Pakistan (as on 14th March 2020), in which 2 have
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Potential of rising Pakistan’s agricultural exports via CPEC
Considering CPEC as a game changer in the area, it is believed that CPEC will also have vital impact of
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Depression: Rising Alarmingly in Adults of Pakistan
Depression is a great cause of morbidity around the world. Not one person seems to escape the hollow dread that
Read moreNordic Region is rising IT market for Pakistan: Nordic Pakistan IT Summit
PAKISTAN HOSTED its first Nordic IT Summit in Stockholm, organized by Pakistan Sweden Business Council along with Embassy of Pakistan
Read moreJazz Rising Stars cricket tournament kicks off
PR: Jazz Rising Stars (JRS) T20 Cup 2017 officially got underway in Muzaffarabad. The tournament – organized in partnership with
Read moreJazz Rising Stars Cricket Talent Hunt concludes in five metros
Jazz Rising stars, the award winning movement that showcased Pakistan’s cricketing talent to the world, recently completed 5 city trials
Read moreRising sea level can sink Karachi in 40 years
STAFF REPORT KHI: The National Institute of Oceanography (NIO) has warned that Karachi could drown in next 35-45 years. The NIO has warned that parts of Malir have already sunk and if emergency measures are not taken 30-40 million people could be displaced due to climate changes.
Over the years climate change has had devastating repercussions, thousands of deaths, earthquakes, floods and severe drought are clear indicators of climate change. In Karachi alone 1200 people lost their lives
Pakistan a rising market for world firms: German envoy
STAFF REPORT LHR: With a young and growing population of nearly 200 million people, Pakistan is an interesting market, which cannot be ignored in the long-run by multinational companies, said German Ambassador to Pakistan.
Ina Lapel while recently Inaugurating first office of leading German Technology Company Bosch, she said that latest venture of German giant is an important milestone in our bilateral economic relations with Pakistan.
Steven Young, President, Bosch Turkey and
Pakistan a rising market for world firms: German envoy
STAFF REPORT LHR: With a young and growing population of nearly 200 million people, Pakistan is an interesting market, which cannot be ignored in the long-run by multinational companies, said German Ambassador to Pakistan.
Ina Lapel while recently Inaugurating first office of leading German Technology Company Bosch, she said that latest venture of German giant is an important milestone in our bilateral economic relations with Pakistan.
Steven Young, President, Bosch Turkey and Middle
Rising concern over depleting wetlands
Pakistan is the land of natural resources including many wetlands. Wetlands include marshes, ponds, lakes, fens, rivers, floodplains, and swamps as well as the whole range of coastal belt, saltwater marshes, estuaries, mangroves, lagoons and coral reefs. These places are not only a major source of fresh water but also a safer place for a large number of migratory birds besides a contributor towards controlling environmental pollution. Besides, these lands help in sustaining the wide variety
Lasting solution to rising global temperature stressed
STAFF REPORT KHI: The average temperature of the world has increased by 0.7 degree since the beginning of the 21th century and it may rise by 1.6 to 4.3 degrees by the end of the 21st century, Karachi University (KU) Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr Muhammad Qaiser has this. He said this while addressing the local and international delegates gathered at the Sheikh Zayed Islamic Centre at KU for the four-day 14th national and 5th international conference of the Pakistan Botanical Society (PBS),
Lasting solution to rising global temperature stressed
STAFF REPORT KHI: The average temperature of the world has increased by 0.7 degree since the beginning of the 21th century and it may rise by 1.6 to 4.3 degrees by the end of the 21st century, Karachi University (KU) Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr Muhammad Qaiser has this.
He said this while addressing the local and international delegates gathered at the Sheikh Zayed Islamic Centre at KU for the four-day 14th national and 5th international conference of the Pakistan Botanical Society (PBS),