AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate Justice: A new analysis argues Pakistan is hit hardest by climate shocks despite contributing only about 1% of global emissions, highlighting floods and heat as symptoms of global inequality. Public Health & Heat: Reporting warns this year’s sustained heatwave across India and Pakistan is unusually dangerous, with heat + humidity driving deaths and stressing power demand. Water & Karachi: Karachi’s water woes continue as power cuts at Dhabeji Pumping Station repeatedly disrupt supply, leaving residents in North Nazimabad and nearby areas struggling during peak heat. Wildlife Science: A study finds the “Himalayan pit viper” is actually five separate species, reshaping how biodiversity in Pakistan’s mountains is understood. Elections & Security (GB): Interior Minister briefed PM Shehbaz on law-and-order plans for Gilgit-Baltistan elections, with Punjab sending 6,000 police to help maintain a safer electoral environment. Pollution & Waste: Karachi’s Eid waste and toxic stench problem is again in focus, with civic failures blamed for piling animal waste. Heritage & Conservation: A World Bank delegation visited Taxila Museum and UNESCO sites, spotlighting conservation work for Gandharan heritage. Tobacco Control: Punjab CM Maryam Nawaz urges stronger anti-smoking enforcement in schools and public places ahead of World No Tobacco Day.
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