The assertion made by a senator from Pakistan that the US and Pakistan are collaborating closely to end the wrongful imprisonment of the former prime minister was questioned by State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller during a news briefing.

We do not adopt a stance on certain issues, sorry. That’s issues the Pakistani government should decide on, Miller answered.

In response to another inquiry concerning Pakistan’s security state, Miller stated, “Pakistan has suffered greatly at the hands of terrorists.”

Our deepest sympathies are sent to the families impacted by this terrorist attack. We regret the deaths and injuries caused and are determined to collaborate with Pakistan in combating the common threat that terrorist organizations provide to the entire area.

The spokesman urged Pakistani authorities to abide by the non-return guideline while discussing the treatment of Afghan refugees in that country. Regarding the security of people resettling in the US and immigration routes, we have maintained regular and tight contact with the Government of Pakistan.

As always, we’ll collaborate with the Pakistani government to resolve any problems or issues.

Ensuring the secure and effective relocation of those individuals is beneficial for both of our nations. In light of the dire circumstances in Afghanistan, we will also keep pushing Pakistan and the other neighbors of the country to abide by the non-return advisory and to work with international humanitarian organizations to provide humanitarian aid and support the installation of vital protection screening mechanisms.

Part of the airport’s immigration system has been damaged by the fire, according to preliminary reports. The immigration process has allegedly come to an end, according to sources.

The smoke in the immigration lounge forced the passengers to be evacuated.

Fire Brigade arrived at the airport in the meantime to put out the fire, along with Rescue 1122. It is unknown what started the fire, according to the airport authorities.

Also in 2022, a short circuit caused a fire to start at the Multan International Airport.

The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) immigration staff room was the scene of the fire, according to reports. Following notice to the airport authority, the fire brigade was dispatched to put out the fire.

The airport administration cleared the international departure and arrival areas of all visitors and employees shortly after the fire at the FIA staff room broke out.

Karachi’s crime rate decreased from 7,539 in March to 5,789 in April, according to the data.

The study states that in April, there were 162 reported robberies, 4,184 motorcycle thefts, and 1,368 instances of people being held at gunpoint for their mobile phones.

Ninety-nine persons perished in various circumstances last month, while 15 occurrences of extortion and one incidence of kidnapping for ransom were reported.
Previously on May 7, two individuals from the city’s Korangi neighborhood who were purportedly connected to the Indian spy organization Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) were apprehended by Karachi police and intelligence in a combined operation.

The RAW-trained individuals were engaged in target killing in Pakistan, according to Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Korangi Hassan Sardar.

Khawar Hussain and Jabir, who were sharing information and photos of target killings overseas, were the two suspects identified by the SSP as having been apprehended.

The accused were getting money from multiple accounts overseas, according to SSP Hassan Sardar. In light of the ongoing investigation, he continued, more confessions from the detained suspects are anticipated.
62 people lost their life as a result of robbery resistance out of 28,416 significant crimes that were reported in the last four months.

In addition, at the end of April, 5,35 automobiles, 20,152 motorcycles, and 7,470 cell phones were taken from individuals.

A total of 213 persons were slain in various instances over this period, according to the report, which also notes that there were 40 cases of extortion and six cases of kidnapping for ransom.