We'll be back soon! Prisoners promise to escape from prison

Italian media has reported a unique case of escape of prisoners. According to the report, two prisoners escaped from Rabbia Jail and left a letter in which they explained the reason for their escape and promised that they would return soon.

On the night of June 2, two cousins, 40-year-old Zukanovic and 46-year-old Lil Ahmitovic, who were being held in Rome's Rabbia prison, broke the window of their cell and escaped.

After breaking the window of the room, they went down with a pipe and crossed the courtyard and then cut the barbed wire of the wall with a wire cutter and went out. The strangest thing about this escape is the letter from his cell. In the letter, the two explained that they were going to solve their domestic problem and would return in 15 days.

In a letter to prison staff, the two inmates said they wanted to save their children from the evil in which they themselves were trapped.

He added that he could do it himself as his wives were also in jail. At the end of the letter, they both wrote that they would return immediately after finishing their work and present themselves for court proceedings. Will do

There is no doubt about the authenticity of this letter from the Italian police as it was found in the cell of the escaped prisoners and also has their fingerprints on it.

However, police are skeptical of their promise to return.

The sentences of both prisoners will expire at the end of 2029. Both are serving sentences for fraud and buying stolen goods. If they return as promised, they will face up to five more years in prison. That makes it difficult for them to return voluntarily.

Why Shahbaz Sharif did not attend the National Assembly session?

On the instructions of doctors, PML-N President and Leader of the Opposition Shahbaz Sharif did not attend the National Assembly session today.

The medical opinion of Shahbaz Sharif's doctors has come to light according to which his doctors Prof. Nusratullah Chaudhry and Dr. S. Abbas Raza asked Shahbaz Sharif not to attend the National Assembly session.

According to the report, Prof. Nusratullah Chaudhry said that it was learned from the newspapers that he was going to attend the National Assembly session.

Prof. Nusratullah Chaudhry said that since I have been your physician since 1980 and I am aware of your medical condition, you have faced cancer so your immune system cannot compete with epidemic diseases.

 He said that the government is softening the lockdown, the dangers for you and people like you have increased.

Dr. S. Abbas Raza told Shahbaz Sharif that as your cancer and tumor therapist, I urge you not to go to public places, crowds and large crowds.

Prime Minister Imran Khan was also absent from the meeting

Prime Minister Imran Khan also did not attend the National Assembly session to take action against Corona.

Chairman PPP Bilawal Bhutto Zardari strongly criticized the absence of the Prime Minister.

On the other hand, Punjab Information Minister Fayyaz Chauhan mocked Shahbaz Sharif and said that Shahbaz Sharif is a coward.

Besides, Federal Minister for Science and Technology Fawad Chaudhry also did not attend the National Assembly session and said that one thousand people attending the session would be at risk.

It may be recalled that the session of the National Assembly started at 3 pm today in the Parliament House in which the corona test of the members was made mandatory while a sanitizer gate and a temperature detector machine have been installed outside the Parliament House.

A few days ago, the Speaker of the National Assembly Asad Qaiser was also diagnosed with the deadly virus and he is currently in isolation.

UN report calls for end to Corona virus debt crisis

ISLAMABAD: The Sustainable Development Report 2020 (FSDR) calls for a halt to the debt crisis.

The report said that it would create an immediate suspension of debt repayment crisis for the less developed countries who have demanded loans.

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The report, released Friday by the UN Task Force on Development, a UN-supervised financing agency, emphasized that bilateral lenders at the state level should guide and provide new financing to others. Similar or similar measures should be considered.

FSDR 2020 called on governments to take urgent steps to prevent a catastrophic debt crisis and to adopt an emergency strategy to tackle the economic and financial catastrophe caused by the Cod19 pandemic.

The report said that the risk of debt will likely increase in the most vulnerable countries, 48% of the less developed and other low income developing countries are worried about debt.

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The report said that the number of people affected by the virus could rise and that the global economy and commodity prices would rise.

In addition, the report warned that pressure on oil exporters would be high.

The report calls for the restoration of financial stability by providing liquidity for other issues, especially for emerging markets.

It added that governments should adopt a globally integrated approach to address the factors contributing to the decline in economic activity and to the countries in need.

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According to the report, the integrated approach includes the following activities, such as increasing healthcare costs, keeping small businesses active for social security, government transfers, debt consolidation and other national initiatives.

The FSDR2020 calls for a significant increase in privileged international financing, and comprehensive development is given importance by eliminating trade barriers that promote trade and limit the supply chain.

Shah Rukh and Deepika's Chennai Express producers also suffer from Corona

The Corona virus was also infected with Karim Morani, the producer of the popular Hollywood movie Chennai Express and Rao One.

According to Indian media, a couple of days ago, two of the daughters of producer Karim Morani were diagnosed with corona virus, after which they also tested their corona virus which came out positive.

The Indian producer was shifted to a Mumbai hospital for treatment where he has a daughter, Shaza, who is undergoing treatment.

On the other hand, the wife of Karim Morani and his staff were also tested for Corona virus which came out negative.

Indian media say that Karim Morani's daughter Shaza came from Sri Lanka in the first week of March, after which she was diagnosed with Corona while her second daughter Zui returned from Rajasthan the second week of March and also The corona virus was diagnosed.

It is thought that the number of Corona virus patients in India has exceeded 6,000 while the death toll is 199.

Omar Akmal scandal: PCB submits matter to Chairman Dispensary Committee

The Pakistan Cricket Board has handed over the middle-order batsman's case to the Chairman Dispensary Panel after Omar Akmal did not request a hearing before the Anti-Corruption Tribunal.

Umar Akmal, who was suspended before the start of the fifth season of the Pakistan Super League, was charged twice for violating the board's anti-corruption code.

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Omar Akmal was asked to respond within 14 days on the matter, to which the middle-order batsman also submitted a reply.

Pakistan Cricket Board has referred the matter to Fazal Meran Chauhan, chairman of the Dispensary Court and former Lahore High Court judge, after Omar Akmal did not request a hearing before the Anti-Corruption Tribunal.

According to a statement issued by the PCB, the board made this decision after reviewing all the contents of Umar Akmal's reply in which the PCB did not make a written request for hearing before the Anti-Corruption Tribunal under the Anti-Corruption Code. Gone.

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Under Article 4.8.1 of the Code, the Chairman Disciplinary Panel will now confirm the specific offenses in the Notice of Charge and make a decision regarding the ban.

The PCB will not comment further on the matter until a decision is made by the Chairman Dispensary Panel.

It is important to note that this article does not (without any unnecessary delay) inform PCB Vigilance and Security Department of any corruption offer on behalf of any person.

Article 4.8.1 does not require a hearing in the Anti-Corruption Tribunal in these circumstances, but instead the Chairman of the Dispensary Panel will issue a public verdict after reviewing the notice of charge in which the offense will be affirmed.

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Prior to the issuance of this decision, the Chairman Dispensary Panel will issue written notices to the National Cricket Federation, the concerned party, the PCB's Vigilance and Security Department and the ICC.

Under Article 6.2, a conviction for a violation of Article 2.4.4 may be punishable by up to 2 months of imprisonment.

Omar Akmal was supposed to represent Quetta Gladiators in the Pakistan Super League but his suspension was banned from participating in all cricket matches, including his league.

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It should be remembered that this is not the first time that the PCB has issued a show cause notice to Omar Akmal for violating the Code of Conduct, but he has also faced difficulties many times before.

A few days before the suspension, Omar Akmal was also involved in controversy at the National Cricket Academy and his brother Kamran Akmal was also present on the occasion.

Omar Akmal and his brother were summoned to the National Cricket Academy for a fitness test where they reportedly abused the staff.

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According to reports, Omar Akmal was out of control during the test and misbehaved with the staff, which led to the ban on his participation in the next domestic tournament.

However, after the incident, the Pakistan Cricket Board described the controversy between the national team batsman Omar Akmal and the staff of the National Cricket Academy, saying that the incident was caused by 'misunderstanding'.