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Tobacco kills 164,000 people annually in Pakistan, costs economy $6.6 billion — WHO

Tobacco kills 164,000 people annually in Pakistan, costs economy $6.6 billion — WHO

  • UN agency says tobacco-related losses seven times higher than industry’s tax contribution
  • WHO says tobacco firms redesigning, marketing products to attract younger consumers
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Pakistan rules out joining Abraham Accords after Trump call for wider Arab-Israel deal

Pakistan rules out joining Abraham Accords after Trump call for wider Arab-Israel deal

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Pakistan interior minister lauds Hajj arrangements, thanks Saudi crown prince for facilities for pilgrims

Pakistan interior minister lauds Hajj arrangements, thanks Saudi crown prince for facilities for pilgrims

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Pakistan to launch ‘digital corridor’ with Saudi Arabia to streamline Hajj operations

Pakistan to launch ‘digital corridor’ with Saudi Arabia to streamline Hajj operations

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Pakistan PM attends B2B conference in China today amid push for deeper trade ties

Pakistan PM attends B2B conference in China today amid push for deeper trade ties

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British-Pakistani boxer Hamzah Sheeraz wins WBO super-middleweight title in Egypt video

British-Pakistani boxer Hamzah Sheeraz wins WBO super-middleweight title in Egypt

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Pakistan president extends condolences to China after coal mine blast kills 90

Pakistan president extends condolences to China after coal mine blast kills 90

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Pakistan warns of glacial lake outburst floods, landslides in northern areas from May 26-31

Pakistan warns of glacial lake outburst floods, landslides in northern areas from May 26-31

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First group of Australian players arrive in Pakistan for three-match ODI series

First group of Australian players arrive in Pakistan for three-match ODI series

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Pakistan cuts fuel prices ahead of Eid travel rush amid volatile oil markets

Pakistan cuts fuel prices ahead of Eid travel rush amid volatile oil markets

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Islamabad court bars arbitrary killing of stray dogs, orders humane control measures

Islamabad court bars arbitrary killing of stray dogs, orders humane control measures

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Pakistan seeks US investment under new policy to open rail network to foreign operators

Pakistan seeks US investment under new policy to open rail network to foreign operators

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Pakistan emerging as regional ‘leader’ in fistula treatment, surgeon training — UNFPA

Pakistan emerging as regional ‘leader’ in fistula treatment, surgeon training — UNFPA

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