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CNews ISLAMABAD: Meteorological Department has forecast thunderstorm and rain at scattered places of Upper Punjab during next 36 hour and rain may occur in Islamabad. A westerly wave persists over upper parts of the country. Monsoon currents from Arabian Sea are reaching northern parts of the country. In NWFP, Kashmir including earthquake affected areas and Northern Areas, scattered thunderstorm and rain are expected during next 36 hours. However, dry weather is expected in most parts of the Sindh and Balochistan province during next few days. The maximum temperature was recorded Islamabad 32 degree centigrade, Lahore 30 degree centigrade, Karachi 32 degree centigrade, Peshawar 32 degree centigrade, Quetta 35 degree centigrade, Murree 21 degree centigrade, Muzaffarabad 30 degree centigrade and the highest maximum temperature was recorded 42 degree centigrade in Turbat. The maximum amount of rainfall recorded in different cities was Garhi Dopatta 64 millimeter, Nowshera 37 millimeter, D...

CNews ISLAMABAD: Meteorological Department has forecast thunderstorm and rain at scattered places of Upper Punjab during next 36 hour and rain may occur in Islamabad. A westerly wave persists over upper parts of the country. Monsoon currents from Arabian Sea are reaching northern parts of the country. In NWFP, Kashmir including earthquake affected areas and Northern Areas, scattered thunderstorm and rain are expected during next 36 hours. However, dry weather is expected in most parts of the Sindh and Balochistan province during next few days. The maximum temperature was recorded Islamabad 32 degree centigrade, Lahore 30 degree centigrade, Karachi 32 degree centigrade, Peshawar 32 degree centigrade, Quetta 35 degree centigrade, Murree 21 degree centigrade, Muzaffarabad 30 degree centigrade and the highest maximum temperature was recorded 42 degree centigrade in Turbat. The maximum amount of rainfall recorded in different cities was Garhi Dopatta 64 millimeter, Nowshera 37 millimeter, D...

CNEWS ISLAMABAD: President Pervez Musharraf and Prime Minister Muhammedmian Soomro have reiterated Pakistan's commitment to continue extending moral, political and diplomatic support for the settlement of Kashmir dispute in accordance with the wishes of Kashmiri people. In his message on Kashmir Solidarity Day, President Musharraf said the government was engaged in a sincere, sustained and purposeful dialogue with India on Kashmir. "We believe that with sincerity, courage and flexibility, we can achieve a solution to the long-standing Kashmir dispute," he said. The President said Pakistan always stressed the need to end violence and human rights abuses in Indian Occupied Kashmir. "We firmly believe that an enabling environment is necessary for the success of peace process," he said. He said several Kashmir-related Confidence Building Measures initiated by Pakistan, brought some relief to the Kashmiris living on both sides of Line of Control. The President mentio...

CNews PESHAWAR: A rally to observe the Kashmir Solidarity Day was taken out here on Tuesday from Milad Chawk. Azad Jammu Kashmir Muslim Conference NWFP office-bearers, City District Nazim Haji Ghulam Ali and other citizens participated the rally with participants raising slogans to express solidarity with the Kashmiris. The rally demanded the world powers to solve the Kashmir issue in agreement with the UN resolutions. Stringent security measures were taken up on the occasion. The rally routed through Ashraf Road to Naz cinema Road, where a ceremony was organized at the house of a former Kashmiri minister. Speaking on the occasion, the orators paid rich homage to the Kashmiris on their sacrifices and expressed the resolve to always side with Kashmiris in their cause for freedom.