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00:30to deal with climate change.
00:34Other countries should fulfill their commitment.
00:36Developing countries will need 6.8 trillion US dollars by 2030.
00:42Despite years of promises and repeated commitments,
00:46the gaps are growing in quantum leaps,
00:48leading to egregious barriers in achieving the objective
00:52of United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
00:56Smog has engulfed Punjab,
01:00closing schools and colleges of five more divisions.
01:04Lahore's climate emergency is at the top of the list.
01:07Let's find out more from this report.
01:14It's very difficult to breathe.
01:16Children are falling sick.
01:17Cough, cold, fever.
01:18We have to use all our resources to prevent this disaster.
01:22We have to use all our resources to prevent this disaster.
01:25Tension to deal with smog.
01:27Punjab government in action.
01:29Closing schools and colleges of five more divisions.
01:33Schools will remain closed in Sargodha, Rawalpindi, Bhawalpur,
01:35Sahiwal and Dera Ghazi Khan till November 17.
01:43Prime Minister Ahsan Iqbal says
01:45we have to use all our resources to prevent smog.
01:48Smog is our own emergency.
01:51Approximately 250,000 premature deaths,
01:54early deaths will be affected.
01:56It's a very big human emergency.
01:58It's an economic emergency.
02:00We have to use all our resources to prevent this disaster.
02:07Lahore is still number one in the world's most polluted cities.
02:10Air quality index was recorded above 1000.
02:14Polluted air has made it difficult for Lahorians to breathe.
02:18It's very difficult to breathe.
02:20I can't wear a mask for two minutes.
02:22It's very difficult to wear a mask.
02:23Children are falling sick.
02:25Cough, cold, fever.
02:26We have to control the government.
02:31In Lahore, Gujranwala, Multan and Faisalabad divisions,
02:34educational institutions were already closed.
02:36The government has instructed Mahatma Transport
02:39to impose a fine of Rs 2,000 for the first time
02:42and a fine of Rs 4,000 for counterfeiting.
02:47Despite the educational institutions, shops and parks being closed
02:50and the green lockdown,
02:51there was still a shortage of smoke in Lahore.
02:53Even now, Lahore is the most polluted city in the world.
02:55The air quality index has increased by 600.
02:57Our representative Nazeer Bhatti is in the Liberty Market.
03:00He knows the latest situation.
03:02Nazeer, tell us how much smoke is visible in the air right now?
03:05Lahore is the most polluted city in the world.
03:08Smoke is still visible.
03:10The smoke situation is getting worse and worse.
03:13The educational institutions have been ordered to close.
03:16It has also been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
03:20The court will make sure that this report is presented in the court
03:24regarding the smoke.
03:26It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
03:29It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
03:32It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
03:35It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
03:38It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
03:41It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
03:44It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
03:47It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
03:50It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
03:53It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
03:56It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
03:59It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:02It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:05It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:08It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:11It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:14It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:17It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:20It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:23It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:26It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:29It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:32It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:35It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:38It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:41It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:44It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:47It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:50It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:53It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:56It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
04:59It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
05:02It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
05:05It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
05:08It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
05:11It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
05:14It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
05:17It has been said that the wedding functions should be reduced.
05:20In Peshawar, smoke is causing problems.
05:23Not only in Peshawar, even birds are suffering from diseases.
05:28Pigeons, hens, cocks, parrots are affected.
05:35Experts say that smoke causes respiratory diseases in birds.
05:40Due to this, their mortality rate reaches up to 90%.
05:45It lowers their immunity.
05:47They become very weak.
05:49They stop eating and drinking.
05:51And then they die.
05:52Due to climate change, the strength of the bird's body decreases.
05:56With cameraman Narshit Khan, Madhya Sumbul, Airline News, Peshawar.
06:00A tragic traffic accident in Gilgit.
06:02The wedding guests' van fell into the river.
06:04Rescue operation continues.
06:06Two women and 12 dead bodies were taken out.
06:08We know more from our representative, Masood Ahmed.
06:10Tell us, Masood.
06:13It is dark now.
06:15But the rescue operation is still going on.
06:22According to Gilgit Baltistan's minister, Faizullah Farah,
06:2712 bodies have been taken out of the river.
06:31The minister has instructed that the rescue operation should continue.
06:39The rescue operation is still going on.
06:45Thank you for the update, Masood.
06:49IGKP Akhtar Hayat Khan, Peshawar Police Lines,
06:52is the main facilitator of the explosion.
06:54He was rescued by the police.
06:56Muhammad Wali was caught with a suicide jacket.
06:58Muhammad Wali was a constable in 2019.
07:01The accused collected the ransom money from the Police Lines.
07:08In 2023, there was a suicide attack in the Peshawar Police Lines Mosque.
07:12We arrested 11 people from Jamil Chowk, Ring Road, Peshawar yesterday.
07:19He is a police officer.
07:21His name is Muhammad Wali.
07:23He was arrested on 31st December 2019.
07:25In 2021, a person named Junaid from Jamaat-ul-Haraar contacted him.
07:31He then went to Afghanistan.
07:33He met Audeen from Jamaat-ul-Haraar.
07:35He also met Mukarram Khurasani.
07:37He formally joined Jamaat-ul-Haraar.
07:41He then took an oath of allegiance in the name of Mullah Yusuf.
07:44He came back.
07:45His story of oppression is not limited to the Peshawar Police Lines explosion.
07:50A priest from the church was targeted in Jamil Chowk, Ring Road.
07:53He was taken to a designated location in the IEDs that exploded in Warsak Road.
07:57He was attacked with a hand grenade in Gilani Market, Dalzakhur, Peshawar.
08:00He took advantage of the police uniform and being in the police force.
08:03Two police officers were martyred in Lahore.
08:05Three hand grenades were dropped in Jamil Chowk.
08:07Three hand grenades were dropped in Shabqadar.
08:0920 detonators were dropped in Ghulam.
08:11Two pistols were dropped in Chamkani.
08:13One more thing.
08:14All the money that has come to him, will be given to him by HUNDI.
08:17In the Quetta Railway Station explosion, school teacher Shaista also died.
08:21Talibat says, it seems that the door will open now and the teacher will come.
08:25Atya Akram's report.
08:26In this bomb blast, we lost a very dear teacher, Ms. Shaista.
08:29Government Girls' School teacher Shaista Rafiq also lost her life in the explosion of the railway station.
08:38In this bomb blast, we lost a very dear teacher, Ms. Shaista.
08:41School principal Ms. Shaista Naaz says that she found out at night that her staff teacher is no longer in this world.
08:48I was so shocked that a very precious life has gone.
08:54We have suffered a lot because of her death.
08:57She was leading many children towards guidance.
09:01She was teaching math to children very well.
09:03Her writing was very good in her subjects.
09:05Her drawing was very beautiful.
09:07Talibat is also saddened by the loss of Ms. Shaista in this terrible incident.
09:12Now the door of the class will open and Ms. Shaista will come.
09:15We feel like this again and again.
09:16Talibat can't believe that such a good teacher has left them forever.
09:21The bomb blast at Quetta Railway Station took away many precious lives.
09:26Ms. Shaista Rafiq, the teacher of Al-Muhafiz Girls' High School, also died.
09:31She is no longer in this world.
09:33But she was with us.
09:34She will always be alive in the hearts of teachers and students.
09:37With cameraman Aminullah Mengal, Tatia Karam, ARY News, Quetta.
09:41A three-year-old girl in Karachi died from a wrong injection.
09:45In Akhtar Colony, the girl was taken to Bukhari Clinic due to fever.
09:49Her parents came back with a small body.
09:51Afzal Khan's report.
09:53The injection given to a three-year-old girl in a private clinic proved to be fatal.
10:00They brought her to the clinic again and said,
10:02Doctor, what kind of injection did you give her?
10:04Her face was swollen.
10:05So they gave her an Iodex massage and bandaged her face.
10:10The police say that they will file a case in light of the medical legal report.
10:14The police are investigating the case.
10:18We will file a case against her later.
10:21The three-year-old princess was the youngest of four siblings.
10:24Her body was handed over to the police after the investigation.
10:28There are increasing cases of negligence of doctors and staff in private hospitals.
10:33There are no clear steps to stop these incidents.
10:38With cameraman Zeeshan Margoob, Afzal Khan, ARY News, Karachi.
10:43We will come back after this break.
10:44Stay with us.
10:49Welcome back.
10:50The Supreme Court will start the hearing on 14th November.
10:54The decision was made in the Judges Committee hearing on the Ayni Bench.
10:58It was announced that Justice Ayesha Malik will not appear for the Ayni Bench.
11:02It was decided to make the Ayni Bench of six judges.
11:05The Judges Committee hearing will take place on 13th November.
11:08The Registrar's Office will issue a cause list for the hearing on 14th and 15th November.
11:12In the meeting, the old Ayni case was decided to be settled on the basis of preference.
11:17Justice Ameen-ud-Din, Justice Jamal Mundu Khel and Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar attended the hearing virtually.
11:27The Punjab Police released all the arrested central leaders of PTI.
11:31After their release, the leaders returned without meeting Bani.
11:35The PTI leaders had gone to Jail to meet Bani Tehreek-e-Insaf.
11:39But the Police arrested them outside the Jail.
11:42The leaders were Umar Ayub, Hamid Darza Khan, Asad Qaiser, Malik Ahmed Khan Bachar, Alia Hamza and Shibli Faraz.
11:55Opposition Leader Umar Ayub says that the Jailors have kept him in a cell.
11:59How did Shahbaz Mariam and all the other Jailors dare to file an FIR against him?
12:09Today, we met with Prime Minister Imran Khan.
12:13We reached there before 2 o'clock.
12:16An hour and a half passed.
12:17We asked the Jailors whether we would be allowed to meet them or not.
12:23They kept us all in a cell once again.
12:28They made us abductors.
12:32We ask Shahbaz Sharif and Mariam Nawaz
12:35and all the other Jailors how they dare to violate the court orders.
12:44They have not allowed us to meet them since 2 months.
12:47We have told you that we will file an FIR.
12:50Patwari was the one who was waving the American flag at Sawabi Jalsa.
12:54I am looking for him myself.
12:55I spoke to the journalists of Wazir-e-Ala K.P. Ali Amin Ghandapur.
12:58They said that Bani PTI has to give a call this month.
13:01We started the preparations.
13:03Because of our protest, people are using high-level handcuffs to arrest our workers.
13:09Today, we met with the Punjab Police.
13:12We met with the Adiyala Jail.
13:17I don't know anything about this.
13:19But they are using high-level handcuffs.
13:22You said that you will give a call in November.
13:25Imran Khan has to give a call.
13:28He said that he will give a call in November.
13:29I conveyed his message to the whole nation.
13:32We have started the preparations.
13:34We will give a call in November.
13:36Sir, the American flag has been waved.
13:37We are investigating it.
13:38I think it was Patwari.
13:39I am looking for him.
13:41If you see him, let me know.
13:43The Parliament has ended the corruption case worth billions of rupees.
13:46When the Parliament will come to its senses, it will be too late.
13:49On the case of Naib Dar-e-Ikhtiar,
13:51the remarks of Justice Mohsen Kiani of Islamabad High Court
13:54have said that more than 100 corruption cases have been closed.
13:57The accused of corruption cases have gone abroad.
14:00Before starting the inquiry of Naib corruption case,
14:02let's see if he can do the investigation or not.
14:05Justice Mohsen Kiani has also said that
14:07Naib should enjoy without teeth and so should the people.
14:17Wazdat-e-Mazhabi Umoor has written a letter to PTA
14:19to stop corruption and adulteration on social media.
14:23In the letter, it has been said that PTA has taken action.
14:26Despite the fact that PTA is active on the online platform of adulteration and adulteration,
14:31the online adulteration of adulteration is also harming the moral character of the society.
14:36PTA should take immediate action to block adulteration and adulteration.
14:40There are more news, but it is time for a break.
14:43Stay with us.
14:48Welcome back.
14:49The Prime Minister and the Army Chief want the friendship between Pakistan and the UAE to move forward like a family.
14:55Governor Sindh has addressed the national day of the UAE.
14:59Governor Sindh said that the UAE has also built buildings in the desert.
15:03Our government and workers will not disappoint the UAE.
15:08The Prime Minister of Pakistan, our Army Chief General Asim Hafiz Munir,
15:12wants the UAE-Pakistan friendship to move forward like a family in the Pakistani economy and trade.
15:20We are with you day and night for all kinds of facilities.
15:24The UAE is an example for all of us.
15:27When the leadership wanted to work hard and build buildings from the desert,
15:35the UAE has done it.
15:38Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif Baku is addressing the conference.
15:41The year of glacial preservation should send a message loud and clear
15:50for a call to action for mitigating glaciers, not migrating glaciers,
15:58protecting vital ecosystems and securing sustainable water resources for the future.
16:08I say this with fullest authority at my command
16:15because Pakistan is home to the largest number of glaciers outside the polar region
16:24and we naturally have a very high stake in preventing the loss of such vital resources.
16:36Ladies and gentlemen, glaciers are lifelines for millions of people across the world
16:45as they hold approximately 70% of the world's fresh water
16:53and are critical for global climate stability and water security.
17:00Pakistan is home to over 7,000 glaciers,
17:07which provide approximately 60 to 80% of the Indus River's flow,
17:16supporting around 90% of Pakistan's agriculture
17:23and serving more than 200 million people.
17:29However, the glaciers that feed this river have been shrinking over a period of time
17:40and at an alarming rate, which is estimated close to 23% decrease since 1960.
17:52This retreat is driven by rising temperatures
18:08and the consequences of these changes are already glaringly visible.
18:17Accelerated glacier melt has led to the formation of more than 3,000 glacial lakes
18:25in the northern part of Pakistan.
18:28Beautiful though, but at the same time posing great threat.
18:36And it is estimated that out of these, 33 are at high risk of outburst flooding,
18:47putting at risk the lives of over 7 million people.
18:53Ladies and gentlemen, this is a very grave situation
19:00and demands urgent action.
19:03And now, the Glaciers 2025 initiative provides a unique opportunity
19:13to focus global attention on this crisis
19:19and to drive coordinated efforts needed to prevent further glacier melt.
19:28Therefore, as I said just a while ago, we must act and act now,
19:34not only for these glaciers, but for the survival of the people and communities
19:42that depend on them in various parts of the world.
19:47Excellencies, I would therefore like to emphasize
19:53that regional collaboration is key to many of the actions needed
19:59to keep these life sources from pollution and snow melt.
20:06The science of data sharing and standardized glacial monitoring
20:12for strengthening the ability of countries to track glacier health
20:18and develop strategies for sustainable water usage is extremely critical.
20:25As one of the most affected countries, Pakistan requires enhanced support
20:34to implement glacial monitoring programs, early warning systems,
20:40adopt climate resilient agriculture practices,
20:45and invest in alternative water storage solutions.
20:51Ladies and gentlemen, Pakistan stands ready to work with the international community
21:02to protect these invaluable natural resources.
21:06We call on all those countries to unite in this effort,
21:12taking concrete and decisive action to secure the future of glaciers
21:19as well as protect mankind, the people who depend on them,
21:28and the health of our planet.
21:31Excellencies, let this be our legacy,
21:36a planet where glaciers thrive and humanity flourishes.
21:42Thank you very much.
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