Wednesday, 12 October 2011

pakistan Cricket Board's new Chairman Zaka Ashraf



Pakistani government may not be preserved Ijaz is chairman of the Council of Pakistani cricket (PCB), appointed to replace the Zaka Ashraf him.Ashraf a senior banker, will take over as President of the PCB with immediate effect, replacing the bot, which ended his three-possession of the year on Oct. 8, Pakistan is facing presidential said.Butt 's tenure, which began in 2008, through the differences, including the scandal of a spot in the results of matches in the last year in England, which led to a ban on players, Salman Butt, Asif Mohammed Amer Mohammed, and was also responsible the PCB when he attacked a team of Sri Lanka in Lahore 2009.Cricket is a passion in Pakistan with millions of people check the board every move and performances.Butt the national team returned home from Dubai on Monday after participating in the executive board meeting of the international Cricket Council.

Dengue fever can be in the disaster does not stop?

It is learned that has been reported 503 new cases, including 88 cases in the Mayo Clinic Hospital, 49 Hospital Ram Ganga, and 36 at the Institute of Public Health, and 42 in the hospital for services, and 38 in the Sheikh Zayed Hospital (43 years) in a hospital ward, and 16 in a hospital in Lahore and 22 in a hospital for children. Have been reported up to 169 cases in the private sector.In everything, and so far have not reached the 23,805 cases of dengue fever and 193 deaths of dengue fever reported in Lahore.In the meantime, the Health Department informed the Punjab and control of dengue Regulations 2011 under the law against epidemics of Punjab to strengthen her hands to take the steps, people and institutions to follow the binding of applications and to take measures to eliminate the virus.Give a briefing to the media room in the King Edward Medical Committee of the Whole on Thursday, said Health Minister Punjab Jahanzeb Khan will remain enforced for dengue fever control systems until November 30, meanwhile, will make the necessary legislation.Under these regulations, said Secretary of the Committee will be binding the owners of godowns of the tire and workshops, nurseries, construction sites for the destruction of all of these items that can cause the spread of larvae of dengue fever. He said he will improve the sewerage system by scanning all the sewer pipes and sewage.He will also be dried artificial ponds at least once a week to check the spread of dengue fever. The regulations also authorize officials of the Ministry of Health to enter any premises of the spray, as well as the inspection.It will also be able to register a case against those found violating the instructions. He was also direct educational institutions to take steps to make sure the mosquito breeding and the launch of an awareness campaign among the students.Khan said the early detection of dengue haemorrhagic fever can help prevent serious consequences. He said the committee headed by senior professors, Prof. Dr. Faisal Masud has developed a booklet to educate people about the discovery of early warning signs. He distributed some brochures 2000 between workers in the private sector and family doctors in Lahore to make informed decisions during the examination of patients.He said the hot line for health 0800-99000 has also been established to guide practitioners and family doctors, especially with regard to treatment of patients with dengue fever. He said the committee of teachers and also the exchange of experiences in teaching hospitals, including with regard to treatment of patients with dengue fever.He was also the departments of teaching hospitals, "authorized to employ doctors, nurses and medical assistants. He was recruited to carry out fumigation spray in all areas.In response to a question about a robbery on the home of the trader who came under the umbrella of the gang team evaporation, Khan said that the incident is very serious, and added that the Ministry of Health to issue identity cards now for team members evaporation.Answer to another question, he said there was an opportunity in every crisis, and added that he is being recruited doctors, nurses and medical assistants for the seats lying vacant.KEMU Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr. Asad Aslam Khan, Director of Public Health, Dr. Mohammed Punjab Chaudhry and safest May and the hospital was the medical supervisor Dr. Zahid Pervez was also present.

Tuesday, 20 September 2011

Cricket match in Pakistan and India is not possible?

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) that the proposed bilateral series between Pakistan and India, "in the air," and it does not expect any progress until the BCCI officials held a formal meeting with his counterparts. "The truth is, now everything is in the air. And frankly even our policy on the resumption of bilateral relations with the cricket India will be only once we get an official invitation from the Indians for a meeting," said officer, chief operating officer PCB Subhan Ahmed. "We have a clear line of very so now we want to resume the bilateral relations with India cricket as soon as possible. but obviously we also have in mind that India has to compensate us for the tour FTP they did not undertake in early 2009, "Ahmed said," We do not put any conditions, but these are the issues that need to be discussed properly. then there is the issue of government approvals as well. so a lot of work to be done, but as yet no formal discussions between the parties boards.Ideally, said the official, chlorine, can compensate for BCCI series was canceled in 2009 by playing a few games.

kabaddi,kabaddi championship




A team of 15 members of Pakistan on their way to Iran on Thursday to participate in the first loop-style championship Kabaddi Asian takes place from September 24 to 28 in the event Tabriz.The will see the participation of more than 120 athletes from Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal consists of uniform, Sri Lanka Turkmenistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan Iran.the AMD host of young and talented players, who have undergone training hard in camp for two weeks in Pakistan Sports Complex in Islamabad. "The event will be held in a circle, where the traditional way we will go to the players, one on one against each other. I hope our athletes will perform well as well prepared for it.
  The players are:imtaiz Alam, Muhammad Irfan, Muhammad Afzal, Javed Musharraf, Asif Ali, Mohsin Naseer, Muhammad Mansha, Muhammad Ashfaq, Muhammad Hayat, is Naim, Mohammad Imran Khan, Mohammad Khan, Kashif, Shafiq Ahmad, and gentle sun. Muhammad Asif Cheema will accompany the team coach / manager.

political parties should be banned armed wing

Nawaz said chief Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday that it should ban political parties with armed wings - Pakistan Muslim League. The head of the PML - N was speaking to a crowd of traders, bankers and political leaders in a local hotel in Karachi.Mr Sharif speaks about the country's economy declined, the energy crisis and security in Karachi situation.Calling for the ban on political parties with armed wings, said Sheriff It was not PML - N threat to peace in Karachi, as it will not do so in future.Mr Sharif also discussed the issues of energy crisis and economic downturn with the participants, and made his contribution on how to fight this issues.He added that the government is mainly responsible for energy crisis Muslim League country.Pakistan - Nawaz (PML - N) Nawaz Sharif, the prime said on Friday that Pakistan is in the midst of crises.Speaking for the collection of PML - N workers in Peshawar, Sharif said the people of Pakistan must unite to be able to achieve victory in the face of these crises. Leader of the PML - N was referring to the floods in Sindh and dengue fever epidemic in Punjab.He Moreover, said that although the nation was united, the government is not interested in the problems of ordinary Pakistanis.Mr Sharif blamed the government for the deteriorating situation in the country situation.Furthermore security, and said that if the government had seized control of the violence in Karachi, and the Supreme Court will not have to pay attention.

Friday, 26 August 2011

Nigeria attack highlights the growing threat to the United Nations



The leader of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon said Friday's attack on the UN compound in Nigeria and highlighted how the global body has become increasingly "easy target" for extremists.Ban strongly condemned the attack, which took place in Abuja and immediately sent his deputy and head of security for the UN to Nigeria to meet with government leaders and a security review."This was an attack on those who devote their lives to help others. We condemn this terrible act completely.I went to a ban on holding a meeting of the Security Council on peacekeeping around the world, which began with one minute of silence for the victims, and where the most prominent leader of the UN expressed fears of attacks."Let me say clearly, and these terrorist acts are unacceptable, they will not deter us from our work vital to the people of Nigeria and the world," said a Security Council consisting of 15 countries."This is outrageous and appalling attack on the evidence that is increasingly at the United Nations, which are considered easy targets by extremist elements in various parts of the world," Ban said.The leader of the UN headquarters in Abuja during a visit to Nigeria two months ago.Posted ban Deputy UN Secretary-General Asha-Rose Migiro and the President of the Security Council of UN Greg Starr of Nigeria immediately, and added that he will soon hold talks with Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan.United Nations has become increasingly a target for terrorism during the past decade. It's got a brutal wake-up call when a truck bomb attack on UN offices in Baghdad on 19 August 2003 that killed Special Representative of the United Nations in Iraq, Sergio Vieira de Mello and 21 others.There have been other attacks since the United Nations in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and in 2007, killed 18 UN staff in a car bombing on the UN compound in Algiers.This year has been particularly difficult for the UN to launch attacks on buildings in various parts of the world, and peacekeeping forces serving as well as the crash and other disasters.Four Ethiopian soldiers in a landmine blast in the Abyei region of Sudan this month, and has been the killing of two African Union peacekeepers in Darfur in the past two months.

bomb blast rocks the UN building in the Nigerian capital

Killed at least 18 people in a car bomb attack on UN headquarters in the Nigerian capital on Friday, amid fears that Islamic extremists in the biggest oil producer in the continent's leading connected with al-Qaeda affiliates in other places in Africa.Officials and witnesses said the bomb rocked the UN building in the Nigerian capital Abuja on Friday, killing a number of people, leaving others trapped and caused significant damage.Some witnesses said the bomb exploded after a car rammed the suspect through the front gate. Parts of the first floors of the building and rescue workers rushed to rescue those inside to the left.No one immediately claimed responsibility, but blamed on Islamic sect known as Boko haram for dozens of bombings in recent months."Has been moved a number of dead and wounded in ambulances to the hospital," said police spokesman Yemi Ajayi, adding that he was unable to provide figures on the number of victims.Member of the security personnel on condition of anonymity, spoke of "many dead". Seems to be a suicide, "said a source in the scene." Said the man drove a car Honda, forced his way through the gate and crashed into the building, then exploded the bomb. "A spokeswoman for the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs "The UN building is located in the Diplomatic Area Abuja, not far from the U.S. embassy, ??and includes a number of United Nations agencies.He claimed that a bomb blast rocked the national police headquarters in Abuja in June Boko prohibited.Has taken most of the attacks blamed on the place of community in the north east of the country, but a number have occurred elsewhere, including in the explosion earlier in Abuja as well as in several Suleija near the capital.Branch launched an uprising in 2009 which laid down the brutal military assault that killed hundreds. It went dormant for almost a year before reemerging in 2010 with a series of assassinations of politicians and security personnel, as well as religious and community leaders.Fears that the community has formed links with extremist groups outside Nigeria, including the North African branch of al Qaeda.