Bill Gates And Prime Minister Imran Khan Discuss The Polio Eradication Program

 Prime Minister Imran Khan reaffirmed his government’s commitment to eliminate poliovirus in a phone discussion with Bill Gates, co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF), noting that only one case has been recorded in the country this year.

Gates reaffirmed his continuing support for Pakistan’s polio effort, while also addressing how to safeguard the virus’s accomplishments. Both stressed the necessity of continuing polio vaccination programs in neighboring Afghanistan, which is the only other country in the world where the disease remains endemic, except Pakistan.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/bill-gates-and-prime-minister-imran-khan-discuss-the-polio-eradication-program/

The Prime Minister encouraged Microsoft’s co-founder Bill Gates to consider offering humanitarian aid to Afghans, half of whom are poor. He also expressed gratitude to Gates for the important support provided by his Foundation.

Gates congratulated Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on the roll-out of the COVID-19 vaccine and highlighted his foundation’s collaboration with government programs such as Ehsaas, which is making impressive progress in “reducing stunting,” and Karandaaz, which is digitizing the National Savings Program.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/bill-gates-and-prime-minister-imran-khan-discuss-the-polio-eradication-program/

At Turkey’s Teknofest, Pakistani Students Wins Big

 

A group of nine Pakistani students from the Institute of Space Technology in Islamabad recently won first place in a drone competition at Turkey’s prestigious Aerospace and Technology Festival, the International Free Mission UAV Competition (TEKNOFEST).

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/at-turkeys-teknofest-pakistani-students-wins-big/

TEKNOFEST attracted over 240 teams from all over the world.

This year’s TEKNOFEST drone competition was held in Bursa, with over 240 teams from over 85 countries competing. IST competed in the event as well, being Pakistan’s pioneer institute in Aerospace Science and Engineering. *Awards were given to Pakistani students.

Pakistani Students Were Rewarded with a 36,000 Turkish Lira Cash Prize

The team of Pakistani students took first place in the silver category and finished fourth overall in the TEKNOFEST competition. A monetary prize of 36,000 Turkish Lira was also awarded to the IST team. In the drone competition, the claimed Pakistani students built an AI-based conquering solution for Human Search and Rescue missions using a swarm of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles.

Furthermore, the TEKNOFEST UAVs built by a group of Pakistani students were specifically intended for optimum path outlining and human identification in post-disaster circumstances. Intelligent unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can scan a catastrophe region for injured individuals from a height of 30 to 50 meters. These unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) provide high-level solutions for search and rescue operations.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/at-turkeys-teknofest-pakistani-students-wins-big/

Drones are Cost-Effective and Compact

In comparison to the usual helicopter plan for rescue operations, the Pakistani-developed drones are cost-effective and small, and have been hailed as an incredibly efficient option. The Republic of Turkey’s Ministry of Industry and Technology held the TEKNOFEST drone competition. Every year, it features a range of activities, including technical contests, air demonstrations, and interviews, and it is one of the world’s largest aerospace events.

 www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/at-turkeys-teknofest-pakistani-students-wins-big/

Saqlain Mushtaq Has Been Appointed Pakistan’s Head Coach For The Next T20 World Cup

Former spin wizard Saqlain Mushtaq has been named temporary head coach and Shahid Aslam has been named assistant coach for the Pakistan cricket team by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).Both assignments are exclusively for the T20 World Cup, according to the board.

The board had previously named Matthew Hayden, an Australian batting icon, as a batting consultant, and Vernon Philander, a South African legend, as a bowling consultant.Philander has joined the T20 World Cup squad in Lahore, where they have been quarantined since today, while Hayden will join the squad in the United Arab Emirates.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/saqlain-mushtaq-has-been-appointed-pakistans-head-coach-for-the-next-t20-world-cup/

After being tested for coronavirus, the athletes will be isolated for one day. Those who have positive findings will have to spend more time in isolation, and if they don’t get two negative tests before the departure on October 15, they will be cut from the squad.The squad will begin preparations for the event on Sunday at the National High-Performance Centre (NHPC).

The PCB, on the other hand, announced adjustments to Pakistan’s T20 World Cup team, including the inclusion of Sarfaraz Ahmed, Haider Ali, and Fakhar Zaman. Azam Khan, Mohammad Hasnain, and Khushdil Shah will be replaced by the three.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/saqlain-mushtaq-has-been-appointed-pakistans-head-coach-for-the-next-t20-world-cup/

Pakistan’s Best And Famous Bridges

 

Bridges are critical for establishing links between cities or nations. They also contribute to the area’s aesthetic appeal. Let’s take a look at some of Pakistan’s most beautiful and well-known bridges, including their locations, names, and histories.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/pakistans-best-and-famous-bridges/

Kak Pul :

It is based on the Soan River, which is located on the Islamabad Highway. The Soan River is a major watercourse in Pakistan’s Potohar area. It depletes a significant portion of Potohar’s water supply. Sihala town, the National Police Academy of Pakistan’s region, and Pakistan’s most recognized police trade school are all adjacent to Kak Pul. The Defence Housing Authority in Islamabad, the Institute of Space Technology in Islamabad, the Mohammad Ali Jinnah University campus, and Model Town Humak, a satellite town of Islamabad, Pakistan, all situated adjacent to Kak Pul.

Bunji Bridge:

Bunji Bridge (also Partab Pul) is a suspension bridge that spans the Indus River in Bunji, a town in Gilgit-Astore Baltistan’s District. It was originally used by Maharaja Pratap Singh’s administration in the royal kingdom of Jammu and Kashmir in the nineteenth century. During the 1947 Gilgit Rebellion, its timber bracing was set ablaze and repaired along these lines. Throughout the decades, it has been neglected and ignored. Following the 2010 Indus floods, the late-established Government of Gilgit-Baltistan rebuilt it in 2012. The scaffold is supposed to serve as an important link between Gilgit’s town and the Astore District.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/pakistans-best-and-famous-bridges/

Rathoa Haryam Bridge:

The Islamgarh Bridge, also known as the Rathoa Haryam Bridge, is a long expansion under construction in the Mirpur District of Azad Jammu Kashmir, Pakistan. KASHMIR and AZAD JAMMU The Rathoa Haryam Bridge is 5 kilometers long. According to experts, the expansion between New Mirpur City and Islamgarh is 5 kilometers long. The expansion will not only reduce the street connection between Mirpur and Islamgarh to an unusually low level.

However, it will cut the time it takes for suburbanites to travel between Mirpur and Kotli, as well as between Mirpur and the Dadayal subdivision. According to the source, the scaffold will also create new vistas for the district’s tourism business. The remaining two columns of Kashmir’s Longest Bridge in Mirpur, Pakistan, are expected to be completed in June 2017. This is a diagram of what the previous extension will look like.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/pakistans-best-and-famous-bridges/

The Haryam Rathoa Bridge, which spans the Mangla Dam reservoir in Azad Kashmir and includes an engineering flyover, is almost 5 kilometers long. Because the ground isn’t suitable for columns, the addiction hasn’t been completed and hoping that architects will come up with a different arrangement to finish the scaffold may take some expenditure.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/pakistans-best-and-famous-bridges/

Earthquake Memorial Bridge :

Tremor Memorial Bridge is a 474-meter extradosed bridge in Muzaffarabad that connects the Jhelum River banks to Naluchi and Chattar. The scaffold, which cost over Rs. 1.5 billion and was completed in August 2014 after several delays, was sponsored by the Japan Bank for International Cooperation. On either side, it emphasizes two pathways and walkways. The total width of the scaffold is 15 meters.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/pakistans-best-and-famous-bridges/

Danyore Suspension Bridge:

The Danyore Suspension Bridge, located in Pakistan’s Gilgit-Baltistan area, is one of the district’s most experienced makeshift engineered overpasses. Danyor is linked to the Karakoram University over the Hunza River by the scaffold. The expansion is now closed to automobiles; only pedestrians and bikers are authorized to pass through.

Winds from the northwest of the valley cause the suspension bridge to sway, causing minute resonances. The bridge is declared dangerous for normal traffic. A reliable two-way extension was built nearby in 2013 and is now being used as a backup alternative.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/pakistans-best-and-famous-bridges/

Native Jetty Bridge:

Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan is home to the Native Jetty Bridge. It connects the city to the Karachi Port. The advanced port commenced operations in 1854 when a mole was built to connect the town to the harbor during the British Raj. Native Jetty Bridge was worked with other major scaffolds in the region after only a few years. Because of the growing traffic congestion, a new, larger stand was erected to replace the old one. The former expansion has been renamed Port Grand Food and Entertainment Complex and has been transformed into a food street.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/pakistans-best-and-famous-bridges/

Jhelum Bridge:

On the Jhelum River in Pakistan, the Jhelum Bridge connects Jhelum with Sarai Alamgir. The British designer William St. John Galwey laid the foundation for this expansion in 1878. It is supported by several concrete wharves and is built of iron. It features a single train track on one side and a roadway on the other. Currently, railroad and street traffic use this extension. It is Pakistan’s longest railway bridge, measuring 2.6 miles in length.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/pakistans-best-and-famous-bridges/

Kotri Bridge :

On the Indus River in Pakistan, the Kotri Bridge connects Kotri with Hyderabad. It first opened to traffic on May 25, 1900, and was completely rebuilt in 1931. It stretches across more than five ranges, with a total length of 1,948 feet. It features a single train track with streets on both sides. Next to the previous extension, another railroad connection was built in the mid-eighties for train traffic. Mehran Railway Bridge is its name. The one-way railroad and two-way street traffic on the Kotri Bridge are still in service.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/pakistans-best-and-famous-bridges/

Pakistan’s Eesha Sheikh Named In ‘Forbes Next 1000’ List

 C.E.O of Playpal, Eesha Sheik has come to the ‘Forbes Next 1000’ list. Situated in Richardson, Colorado, the Pakistani-American turned into a piece of the rundown under the Healthcare and Science classification for her proactive self-wellbeing observing stage, Playpal. A distributed restorative physicist represents considerable authority in the enemy of malignancy drug improvement, it was her obsession for advancing better wellbeing that drove her to dispatch Playpal Inch.

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/pakistans-eesha-sheikh-named-in-forbes-next-1000-list/

Reporting the news on Instagram, Eesha expressed, “So eager to formally declare that I have been decided to be on the Forbes Next 1000 rundown! This first-of-its-sort drive praises intense and motivating business visionaries who are rethinking running a business today. I feel very lowered, appreciative, and regarded to address Pakistani ladies on this worldwide stage.”

Sheik committed her prosperity to Pakistani ladies. She finished up her post by stating, “We as ladies need to persistently continue to pass the cudgel for a comprehensive, various, and equivalent battleground. Together, let us vanquish; let us rise, and let us break obstructions. We should be boundless!”

www.fabulouspakistan.com

http://fabulouspakistan.com/pakistans-eesha-sheikh-named-in-forbes-next-1000-list/