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Sindh announces holiday on May 1

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KARACHI: The Sindh government on Thursday announced May 1 as a public holiday on account of Labour Day.

A notification was also issued by the Sindh chief secretary in this regard, according to which all government offices, autonomous and semi-autonomous bodies will remain closed on May 1, which falls on Monday.

“The Government of Sindh has been pleased to declare 1st May, 2023 (Monday) as a public holiday throughout the province of Sindh on the occasion of Labour Day for all offices, autonomous, semi-autonomous bodies, corporations and local councils under the administrative control of Government of Sindh, except essential services,” the notification read.

The world celebrates Labour Day — also known as May Day — every year on May 1 to express solidarity with the labourers and honour the rights of the working class.

The purpose of celebrating this day is to initiate steps for providing job protection to labourers and industrial workers against any exploitation.

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A cybercriminal is apprehended by the FIA; the accused was sharing objective photos of minors.

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The accused’s possession also included other offensive things and a cell phone.

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Supreme Court Sends a second notice to Suri in Qasim Suri Case

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As Deputy Speaker and the judge who rejected the motion of no confidence, Qasim Suri has been called before the Supreme Court.

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