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FIA action, 2 suspects involved in human trafficking arrested

FIA action, 2 suspects involved in human trafficking arrested

In Islamabad, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) arrested 2 suspects, including an advertisement, involved in human trafficking. According to the FIA ​​spokesperson, Anti-Human Trafficking Circle Rawalpindi cracked down on human traffickers. The spokesman said that one of the arrested suspects stole lakhs of rupees from 16 victims in the name of employment abroad. The accused…

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Suspension of the president of the Spanish Football Federation, mother's hunger strike

Suspension of the president of the Spanish Football Federation, mother’s hunger strike

The mother of Luis Rubiales, the president of the Spanish Football Federation, who was suspended by FIFA, went on a hunger strike. According to Spanish media reports, the mother of the president of the Spanish Football Federation, Angels Bejar, locked herself in a church. Rubiales’ mother says that her son is being treated inhumanely. It…

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South Africa Women's Cricket Team practice session at the National Stadium

South Africa Women’s Cricket Team practice session at the National Stadium

The South African women’s cricket team, which is visiting Pakistan for the first time, participated in a practice session at the National Stadium on Monday night. The visiting team started the floodlit practice by playing football. After the warm-up, batting, bowling and fielding were practiced. The visiting cricketers continued to practice, trying to acclimatize themselves…

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United Kingdom;  Another nurse arrested for killing a newborn by giving poisonous injection

United Kingdom; Another nurse arrested for killing a newborn by giving poisonous injection

In the United Kingdom, a nurse named Lucy was sentenced to life imprisonment for killing 7 newborn babies, Photo: File Birmingham: An investigation has been launched against another nurse after Lucy Letby was sentenced to life in prison for killing newborns in the UK’s intensive care unit by lethal injection. According to British media, this…

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Change in medical reports, investigation against 5000 ex-military pilots continues

Change in medical reports, investigation against 5000 ex-military pilots continues

File photo In the United States, an investigation is underway against 5,000 ex-military pilots for flying planes by changing their medical reports. The Washington Post reports that two years ago, investigators concerned about retired officers discovered inconsistencies in the federal database. The pilots under investigation were receiving benefits for mental disorders and other health-related ailments….

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