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Residents urge govt to end Shangla’s power crisis

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By ANWAR Hussain
| The News Pakistan
A man sits outside his shop during a power breakdown in Pakistan. — Reuters/File ALPURI: Residents of Shangla have expressed growing frustration over prolonged power outages, saying extended loadshedding is disrupting daily life and hurting small businesses despite the district generating far more electricity than it consumes.
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Speakers stress steps to contain rapid population growth

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By ANWAR Hussain
| The News Pakistan
In this picture taken on April 16, 2023, people throng a market area in Lahore. — AFP ALPURI: The Population Welfare Department organised an awareness event to mark the World Population Day in the Shangla district. The event was aimed at raising awareness among people about the challenges posed by rapid population growth, family welfare, maternal and child health, and the importance of maintaining appropriate intervals between births.
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Second monsoon spell turns weather pleasant in Shangla

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By ANWAR Hussain
| The News Pakistan
his representational image shows heavy rain. — APP/File ALPURI: The second spell of monsoon rains continued across Shangla and its surrounding areas, bringing cooler temperatures, lush scenery and a significant rise in water levels in rivers and streams in the district. Authorities also remained on high alert amid forecast of further rainfall in and surrounding areas of Shangla.Intermittent showers persisted across the district, transforming the weather in both urban and rural areas.
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