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Man electrocuted while catching stray kite

Man electrocuted while catching stray kite National GUJRANWALA: A man was electrocuted while catching a stray kite in Shahzada Shaheed Colony on Saturday. Ahmad Daud, 50, was trying to catch a stray kite when its chemical string fell on electric wires and he suffered a fatal electric shock and died on the spot. Steps to be taken to combat price hike: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Sohail Khawaja Saturday said all possible measures would be taken to combat price hike of essential commodities especially wheat flour, sugar, pulses and vegetables. Addressing a meeting at his office, the DC said that some 16 Ramazan Bazaars had been established at different areas for the relief of the people and all essential food commodities would be easily available in the bazaars at fixed rates. The DC vowed to curb the hoarding and profiteering mafia with full might for which administrative officers, police and intelligence agencies would conduct joint operations.

State of the Gulf: Recreational fishers catching twice as much snapper as commercial - Niwa

State of the Gulf: Recreational fishers catching twice as much snapper as commercial - Niwa 12 Mar, 2021 06:00 AM 7 minutes to read Fishery officers seized a boat that was caught in the Hauraki Gulf with almost five times the legal limit of snapper this week. Photo / File Fishery officers seized a boat that was caught in the Hauraki Gulf with almost five times the legal limit of snapper this week. Photo / File Social issues reporter, NZ Heraldmichael.neilson@nzherald.co.nz Recreational fishers are hauling in twice as much snapper from the Hauraki Gulf as the commercial industry, according to the latest data from Niwa.

Sangil: A lot of catching up to do

SunStar + March 10, 2021 EVEN poor countries like Bangladesh have railway systems. Us, none. There was before but presidents after presidents kept dropping the ball. The Bicolanos had the Bicol express. The seniors will remember. From Tutuban in Manila people can take the train up to Damortis in La Union. It made several stops. In Malolos, San Fernando and then in Angeles. And from Angeles, my parents and me in tow will take us to its last stop in Damortis. From there a Baguio Auto Lines (BAL) bus will snake into the Kennon road. Baguio City deserved then its monicker: The City of Pines or The Summer Capital of the Philippines. Sad to say, it is no longer the city of pines. Over the years, it was bastardized. Failures of past leaders.

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