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School Holiday Announced for August 4

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By Anwar Khan
| ARY News Verified
KARACHI: The Department of School Education, Sindh, has announced a holiday in all private and government schools on August 4 for Chehlum Hazrat Imam Hussain (R.A.), ARY News reported. The department has also issued a notification in this regard. Additionally, the Department of College Education, Sindh, has also announced a holiday on August 4 for all private and government colleges.
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New timings for colleges announced in Sindh

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By Anwar Khan
| ARY News Verified
KARACHI: The Department of College Education, Sindh, has issued new timings for government colleges for both morning and evening shifts, which will be implemented from August 1, ARY News reported. The department has issued a notification in this regard. Under the revised schedule, colleges will open from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm from Monday to Thursday and Saturday, while classes will end at 11:30 am on Friday during the morning shift.
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Nine Cancer medicines declared fake or substandard

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By Anwar Khan
| ARY News Verified
The Drug Testing Laboratory in Karachi has declared nine medicines used in the treatment of cancer fake and substandard. The laboratory issued an alert after identifying the medicines as either counterfeit or substandard. According to the Sindh Drug Testing Laboratory, tests found that some of the medicines did not contain the active pharmaceutical ingredient required to treat cancer, rendering them ineffective.
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