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ISLAMABAD:The government on Wednesday gave the go-ahead for starting the privatisation process of one dozen state-owned enterprises, including two power distribution companies, and also approved the transaction struct jordan12 ure for strategic sale of two LNG-fired power plants.The two LNG-fired power plants, owned by government-controlled National Power Parks Management Company Limited (NPPMCL), arebig-ticket items that are expected to attract around Rs300 billion in non-tax revenues. The government wants to conclude the privatisation of these pow adidas originals damen er plants in the current fiscal year to achieve certain fiscal targets.The Cabinet Committee on Privatisation (CCOP) took t 4er jordan he decision of privatising the Islamabad Electric Supply Company (Iesco) and Lahore Electric Supply Company (Lesco) amid a lack of cooperation from the Power Division.CCOP Chairman Dr Abdul Hafeez Shaikh admonished the power ministry for not cooperating in pushing forward the government's agenda of privatising the loss-making ente
PESHAWAR:Torrential rains across Khyber-pakhtunkhwa province take a turn for the deadly, as one person loses their life and another is severely wounded in the aftermath.聽 The heavy rains took place in districts Charsadda and Mardan respectively furthermore, partly cloudy weather is predicted in most parts of the province for next 48 hours.According to MET department officials, one person lost his life in a rain related incident where another was said to have sustained wounds when a roof collapsed due to the heavy downpour, as confirmed by the provincial disaster ma nike air max plus nagement a adidas gazelle hellblau uthority (PDMA). However it was nikeaire stated that rains were still expected in parts of the province along with thunderstorms and gusty winds. Officials informed that persistent rains and thunderstorms with winds were predicted for upper parts of the province, specifically the hilly areas. Thunderstorms and gusty winds are expected at isolated places in districts Chitral, Upper Dir, Lower Dir, Swat, Shangla, Buner, Malak Enam Effective use of irrigation water not dams can mitigate water scarcity says expert
ISLAMABAD:The government on Wednesday gave the go-ahead for starting the privatisation process of one dozen state-owned enterprises, including two power distribution companies, and also approved the transaction struct jordan12 ure for strategic sale of two LNG-fired power plants.The two LNG-fired power plants, owned by government-controlled National Power Parks Management Company Limited (NPPMCL), arebig-ticket items that are expected to attract around Rs300 billion in non-tax revenues. The government wants to conclude the privatisation of these pow adidas originals damen er plants in the current fiscal year to achieve certain fiscal targets.The Cabinet Committee on Privatisation (CCOP) took t 4er jordan he decision of privatising the Islamabad Electric Supply Company (Iesco) and Lahore Electric Supply Company (Lesco) amid a lack of cooperation from the Power Division.CCOP Chairman Dr Abdul Hafeez Shaikh admonished the power ministry for not cooperating in pushing forward the government's agenda of privatising the loss-making ente