28.9 C
Karachi
Thursday, April 25, 2024
HomeTagsCuts

Tag: cuts

Cuts made to Indus Highway as floodwater endangers Dadu city

DADU: The irrigation authorities on Sunday administered three cuts in the Indus Highway as floodwater from Manchar Lake has started flowing towards Dadu city,...

Govt plans more breaches in Manchar Lake as water level continues to rise

JAMSHORO: Despite a breach made in Manchar Lake, water levels in the country's largest freshwater lake remain at danger level on Monday with the...

Man cuts tree while sitting on it; video goes viral

 As soon as the top part of the tree falls to the ground, its trunk swings to and fro as the man clings to it.

Oil rises to $57 on China-U.S. trade talks, OPEC cuts

LONDON: Oil rose to around $57 a barrel on Friday after China said it would hold trade talks with the United States and a...

Narowal man shreds his savings of Rs. 400,000 along with the fodder 

NAROWAL: A man on Thursday deprived himself of his savings, as he mistakenly cut Rs. 400,000 while cutting the fodder in a chaff-cutter machine,...

Govt cuts petrol price by Rs2 a litre

ISLAMABAD: The government has announced to reduce petroleum product prices by as much as six rupees a litre, ARY News reported. On recommendations of Oil...

OxyContin maker stops promoting opioids, cuts sales staff

OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma LP said on Saturday that it has cut its sales force in half and will stop promoting opioids to physicians,...

Panama cuts ties with Taiwan, switches to China

PANAMA CITY: Panama and China announced on Tuesday they were establishing diplomatic relations, as the Central American nation became the latest to dump Taiwan...

Govt cuts petrol price by Rs 8.48 per liter

ISLAMABAD: The government on Monday reduced prices of petroleum oil and lubricants (POL) up to Rs 8 per liter in view of slump in oil prices in the international market, ARY News reported.

Sprint cuts 2000 jobs, more leadership changes to come

WASHINGTON: Sprint Corp (S.N) announced on Monday it will fire 2,000 employees and it cut its 2014 adjusted earnings forecast as the company attempts to reduce costs and turn around several quarters of losses.

Ban on match-fixing accused Ashraful reduced to five years

DHAKA: Former Bangladesh captain Mohammad Ashraful will be eligible to return to competitive cricket in 2016 after an appeal panel on Monday reduced an eight year ban for match-fixing to five years with two suspended.

BREAKING NEWS

MUST READ