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Newsletter – 1st December 2020, Tuesday

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Today is the 1st day of the last month. The unforgettable 2020, which has been so far filled with elbow-bump greetings, lockdowns, Zoom family gatherings and over-washing the groceries, is almost over. There will be cold, sunny days throughout major cities in Pakistan.
 

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The Opposition’s Jalsa: Aseefa Zardari is “pretty cool”

Yesterday’s jalsa in Multan was attended by political bigwigs, including PML-N’s Maryam Nawaz, and PPP’s Aseefa Bhutto-Zardari, who was attending in place of her brother Bilawal Bhutto. The star of the jalsa was undoubtedly Aseefa, whose attendance and way of speaking reminded many on social media, of her mother Benazir Bhutto. 

So many people were talking about her likeness to Benazir that Ali Tareen, son of PTI’s Jahangir Tareen, called Aseefa Bhutto-Zardari “pretty cool”, in response to which he was offered to join PPP by a PPP supporter. The next jalsa will be held in Lahore on December 13.

 
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COVID stats in Pakistan you need to know 

The government has imposed 5082 smart lockdowns, with at least two million people under lockdown. Azad Jammu and Kashmir is in complete lockdown, while 1459 smart lockdowns are in place in Punjab, 206 in Sindh, 182 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 3205 in Islamabad and 30 in Gilgit Baltistan.

According to the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC), the National Positivity Ratio has reached 8.53%. Sindh has reported the highest positivity ratio at 14.04%, followed by Balochistan at 11.95 %, Islamabad at 6.62% and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa at 5.57%. In Punjab and Gilgit Baltistan, the positivity rate is 4.84% and 3.43% respectively.

 
Reaction on sexual abuse allegations against Babar Azam

Pakistan Cricket Board Director of Media and Communications Samiul Hassan nay kaha hai kay the sexual violence allegations against Captain Babar Azam are a personal matter and the board won’t be commenting on the issue. 

The board’s spokesperson was responding to a question posed by an Urdu daily after a damning press conference by the alleged victim, Hamiza, who claims to be Babar’s schoolfellow and neighbour.

Press say baat kartay huye the Lahori woman claimed that the young cricketer tricked her into believing that he loved her and would marry her.

 
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Blue dragon spotted

You won’t believe what washed up on a beach in South Africa. Around 20 shell-less, dragon-like creatures known as Blue Dragons, were spotted on a beach near Cape Town. And they look like they have come straight out of a fantasy or a sci-fi movie. 

They are also called ‘the most beautiful killer in the ocean’ because they feed on venomous aquatic creatures and kill with a sting that can cause nausea and pain. While they look a lot like mini dragons, they also have features of a bird, lizard, and octopus.

 
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You haven’t wanted to take a break from work jitna you want to today. Shaid you need some good sights and sounds ya phr some new faces and places. Maheenay ka pehla din hai so MIGHT BE the day for you!
 

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