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Pakistan Confiscates 18 Lions Kept as Pets in Crackdown After Attack
LAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) -Eighteen lions kept illegally as pets have been confiscated in Pakistan's Punjab region, authorities said on Monday as they launched a crackdown after one escaped from a house and attacked a woman and two children.
Officials in Pakistan’s Punjab province have seized 18 lions that were being kept illegally as domestic pets, following a ...
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Punjab cracks down on private big cat ownership with sterilisation and trade banIn a bold move to control the private ownership of dangerous wildlife, the Punjab government has announced a complete ban on ...
Wild video shows an escaped lion attacking a mother and her two children in the street — as its owner allegedly stood by and ...
Torrential monsoon rains and flash floods have claimed at least 79 lives and left 140 injured across Pakistan over the past ...
More than 1.3 million job seekers and over 105,000 employers have registered with the Punjab Job Centre since its launch in ...
Harpreet Singh, also known as Happy Passia, is set to be extradited from the US to India. Wanted in connection with multiple ...
The impending extradition of Khalistani terrorist Harpreet Singh, alias Happy Passia, from the US is a reminder of the long ...
Education officials say Pakistan's Punjab province has not banned male professors from teaching female students in ...
Ten days of heavy monsoon rains and flash floods across Pakistan have killed at least 72 people and injured over 130 ...
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Oil & gas production soars at OGDCL's Rajian oilfield in PunjabIn a move towards enhancing oil and gas production, Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL), one of Pakistan's largest E&P, has significantly increased output at its Rajian-05 well in Punjab ...
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