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Concern over growing corona deaths among doctors

Concern over growing corona deaths among doctors National May 12, 2021 LAHORE: Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) has expressed its concern over the large number of deaths of doctors and paramedics due to COVID-19. So far all over Pakistan 202 doctors and 30 paramedics have died. According to a press release issued here Tuesday, PMA (Centre) Secretary General Dr SM Qaisar Sajjad informed that, out of these 202 doctors 74 were from Punjab, 65 from Sindh, 53 from KPK, six from Balochistan, three were from Azad Jammu & Kashmir and one from Gilgit Baltistan. PMA requested government to protect all the doctors and paramedics by providing uninterrupted supply of PPEs. PMA salutes the doctors who are serving the nation in this difficult time. “They are on the front line in the war “Pakistan vs Coronavirus”. PMA demanded the government immediately implement the announced Shuhda Package for aggrieved families.

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Scary detail in model s selfie reveals the truth about Instagram filters

Scary detail in model s selfie reveals the truth about Instagram filters 12 May, 2021 02:33 AM 3 minutes to read Scary detail in model s selfie reveals the truth about Instagram filters. Video / @laura.henshaw news.com.au By: Hannah Paine It s fast becoming the norm on Instagram to see only smooth skin and symmetrical faces thanks to the growing use of filters on the picture-sharing app. The trend is something Laura Henshaw wants people to become more aware of, with the model sharing a video showing just how easy it was to change her appearance in two seconds. The Keep It Cleaner co-founder, who rarely uses filters, posted the short clip to Instagram showing how applying a filter instantly made her features more symmetrical and smoothed out her skin.

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EU Commission sees economy growing 3 1 per cent in 2021

EU Commission sees economy growing 3.1 per cent in 2021 © CyprusMail 2021 Economic activity in Cyprus contracted sharply in 2020, due to the Covid-19 crisis, though less than the EU average. The tourism sector has been severely affected, while the impact on domestic demand and the labour market has been cushioned by temporary income support measures. Gradual recovery in economic activity is forecast for 2021 and 2022, driven mainly by domestic demand. Public finances worsened significantly in 2020 due to the crisis but are set to improve in 2021 and 2022. These are some of the main findings of the spring economic forecast for Cyprus, presented on Wednesday in Brussels..

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KAKO DA VAM PETUNIJE RASKOŠNO CVETAJU DO PRVIH MRAZEVA? Ovo je jedino važno da im priuštite! /VIDEO/

KAKO DA VAM PETUNIJE RASKOŠNO CVETAJU DO PRVIH MRAZEVA? Ovo je jedino važno da im priuštite! /VIDEO/
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Inter-civil service rivalries growing within bureaucracy

Top Story May 5, 2021 ISLAMABAD: Rivalries among different services within the civil bureaucracy have pushed the civil service to a new low. The most recent example of this divide was the statement issued by the All Pakistan Provincial Management Services Officers Association against Chief Secretary Punjab for condemning the humiliating treatment meted out to the Assistant Commissioner Sialkot by the Punjab CM’s media adviser Firdous Ashiq Awan. The association in its statement said on Monday that the officers belonging to the provincial services stand by the provincial government and will not allow any federal service or its top representative the chief secretary in this case to blackmail the province because of one incident. Significantly, the provincial association did not condemn the incident that had attracted a great deal of media attention.

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