Bakhabar Savera with Ashfaq Satti and Sadaf Abdul Jabbar

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Bakhabar Savera with Ashfaq Satti and Sadaf Abdul Jabbar | 20th June 2024

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00:00:00Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Assalamu Alaikum.

00:00:26Welcome to Baa Khabar Samera.

00:00:28We have had so many Baa Khabar this morning.

00:00:32We were missing this.

00:00:34We were missing our live interaction.

00:00:38Anyway, Eid is over.

00:00:40Even though Eid is over,

00:00:42Happy Eid to all of you.

00:00:44And if anyone is still on leave,

00:00:46you can enjoy.

00:00:48But don't disturb your parents.

00:00:50Absolutely.

00:00:51And don't disturb the people in the neighborhood.

00:00:53And don't disturb the people who have come to shop.

00:00:55And don't make unnecessary requests.

00:00:57But I hope that,

00:00:59as we have been conveying this message

00:01:01in our Eid shows,

00:01:03that you haven't filled your deep freezer or fridge.

00:01:05Absolutely.

00:01:07You have distributed the meat on a fair basis.

00:01:09You must have made three portions.

00:01:11And they must have been made on a fair basis.

00:01:13It's not like,

00:01:15Ran has sent someone,

00:01:17someone has sent meat,

00:01:19someone has sent this, someone has sent that.

00:01:21I am sure that this wouldn't have happened.

00:01:23This time, I have seen that,

00:01:25there was a bad smell,

00:01:27but I haven't seen much of it in the city.

00:01:29If anyone wants to tell,

00:01:31they can tell.

00:01:33But we are talking about the streets,

00:01:35where we live,

00:01:37where the residents live.

00:01:39We will tell you about the situation

00:01:41at the dumping points.

00:01:43But let me give you another news.

00:01:45We are celebrating Eid.

00:01:47You must know that,

00:01:49we have left the World Cup.

00:01:51And we are going to America,

00:01:53to support them.

00:01:55There was a time, Ashfaq,

00:01:57when the Pakistan team

00:01:59was out of a match or event,

00:02:01we used to say, support the Asian teams.

00:02:03In that too, we used to say,

00:02:05if India is left,

00:02:07and the rest of the teams,

00:02:09or Australia,

00:02:11or Sri Lanka is left,

00:02:13then we will support Sri Lanka or India.

00:02:15This cup should come to Asia.

00:02:17Now we are being told,

00:02:19support America.

00:02:21America has a lot of Pakistanis.

00:02:23For that, America has to do more.

00:02:25Otherwise, we won't support them.

00:02:27You can ask Pakistan to do more.

00:02:29There are so many interesting things,

00:02:31which we didn't talk about during Eid.

00:02:33The political arena was cold,

00:02:35but now the activities have started again.

00:02:37We will talk about so many things.

00:02:39And from today,

00:02:41one more thing,

00:02:43the way I was talking about cleanliness,

00:02:45we will talk about that too.

00:02:47This is Ashfaq Ishaq Satti,

00:02:49and I am Sadaf Abdul Jabbar.

00:02:51Why did you forget?

00:02:53Our time changed.

00:02:55We used to be here from 10 to 12.

00:02:57But why did people forget?

00:02:59In 3 days, the memory goes.

00:03:01So we were here in 3 days.

00:03:03What are you doing, Sadaf?

00:03:05I am trying to wake up.

00:03:07Anyways,

00:03:09focus, Sadaf, focus.

00:03:11Right now,

00:03:13we have been focusing on cleanliness.

00:03:15The arrangements,

00:03:17etc.

00:03:19It is obvious that

00:03:21more than 68 lakh people

00:03:23have been sacrificed in the way of Allah.

00:03:25This is an estimate.

00:03:27And in the whole country,

00:03:29more than 500 million people

00:03:31have been sacrificed.

00:03:33In Karachi,

00:03:35according to the claims,

00:03:37the arrangements were not swift.

00:03:39Sadaf,

00:03:41did you go to the city and see?

00:03:43To be honest,

00:03:45I didn't see much.

00:03:47I didn't see much.

00:03:49It's not like a typhoon.

00:03:51The area where we came from,

00:03:53the white chalk,

00:03:55which we mentioned in our shows,

00:03:57we saw it everywhere.

00:03:59But it is reported from some areas

00:04:01that there is still a typhoon

00:04:03due to which people are very worried.

00:04:05It has to do more with the people as well.

00:04:07Because if a car is coming,

00:04:09you should know its timing.

00:04:11Last year,

00:04:13the situation was better

00:04:15than this year.

00:04:17What is surprising is that

00:04:19people have made a place

00:04:21where they throw garbage on a daily basis.

00:04:23The dumping points that the government

00:04:25has arranged,

00:04:27they don't go there.

00:04:29They go to the same place

00:04:31and throw garbage or cardamom there again.

00:04:33In the areas that are coming up,

00:04:35we will also ask our representatives.

00:04:37There is Lazwella, Ranjhod line.

00:04:39The mayor of Karachi,

00:04:41Murtaza Wahab,

00:04:43says that the work of dumping

00:04:45cardamom is going on.

00:04:47We will complete this work soon.

00:04:49Along with this,

00:04:51Murtaza Wahab has also said

00:04:53that the people who throw cardamom

00:04:55at public places,

00:04:57they are also being prosecuted.

00:04:59More than 100 people have been arrested

00:05:01and cases have been filed.

00:05:03The number of people who have been arrested

00:05:05has also been given.

00:05:0714 people have been arrested

00:05:09since 2019.

00:05:11IJ Sindh and Commissioner Karachi

00:05:13have also contacted us

00:05:15and discussed this matter.

00:05:17What is the situation?

00:05:19Let's do one thing.

00:05:21What can we talk about in the studio?

00:05:23Our representatives are with us.

00:05:25In Karachi,

00:05:27where the mayor of Karachi is claiming

00:05:29that wherever there is garbage,

00:05:31there will also be cleanliness.

00:05:33On the other hand,

00:05:35the mayor of Karachi is claiming

00:05:37that we should first go to Karachi.

00:05:39Let's go to Karachi

00:05:41and see what the situation is there.

00:05:43Afzal, first of all,

00:05:45tell us where you are right now

00:05:47and what the situation is.

00:05:49It happened that we had to go out

00:05:51on the occasion of Eid.

00:05:53We will talk to Manzoor Ahmed

00:05:55who is also with us from Quetta.

00:05:57First, happy Eid to both of you.

00:05:59Yes, happy Eid.

00:06:01Yes, Afzal.

00:06:03Happy Eid.

00:06:05Ashfaq and Sadaf,

00:06:07if we look at the situation

00:06:09last year,

00:06:11the mayor of Karachi

00:06:13faced a lot of challenges.

00:06:15But where I am right now,

00:06:17this is the area of District Central,

00:06:19Liaquatabad, Dhakana,

00:06:21which was the biggest dumping point

00:06:23of the District Central.

00:06:2599 collection points were built in the city

00:06:27from different streets and malls

00:06:29door to door,

00:06:31which was done by the town administration

00:06:33and other institutions.

00:06:35They used to keep the garbage here

00:06:37and then it was collected.

00:06:39If we look at the situation

00:06:41for the last three days,

00:06:43the situation that we saw

00:06:45was that the people themselves

00:06:47were not interested

00:06:49to live in a clean environment.

00:06:51Because on behalf of the

00:06:53Singh Solid Waste Management Board,

00:06:55a complaint was filed

00:06:57and a WhatsApp number was given

00:06:59to the people of Karachi

00:07:01about the situation

00:07:03in their homes.

00:07:07But the citizens

00:07:09did not take any interest in this.

00:07:11They used to throw the garbage

00:07:13in the garbage dump

00:07:15so that the people of Singh Solid Waste

00:07:17do not know whether the garbage is there or not.

00:07:19Because when this operation was

00:07:21carried out for three days,

00:07:23the situation of cleanliness in the city

00:07:25was completely stopped

00:07:27and garbage was collected from the city.

00:07:29In this regard,

00:07:31the three-day operation

00:07:33has been completed.

00:07:35About five and a half lakh tons

00:07:37of garbage has been collected

00:07:39from the entire city.

00:07:41Where there has been a complaint

00:07:43of a little garbage,

00:07:45the Sinh Solid Town Administration

00:07:47is also working hard

00:07:49to collect garbage from there.

00:07:51Today is the fourth day

00:07:53when the Mayor of Karachi

00:07:55and other institutions

00:07:57will be sprayed with

00:07:59Zara Simkash spray

00:08:01and lime spray.

00:08:03But this is Karachi.

00:08:05In Punjab, which was supported

00:08:07by the Wafaaqi government,

00:08:09the so-called Arka Gulab spray

00:08:11was sprayed there.

00:08:13But in Karachi,

00:08:15the citizens said that

00:08:17the dumping point

00:08:19was within the city limits.

00:08:21So the citizens still have

00:08:23no idea.

00:08:31It's very good to know

00:08:33that the situation is better

00:08:35than before.

00:08:37I hope that the Mayor of Karachi

00:08:39will take some action.

00:08:41I would like to imagine

00:08:43that we know

00:08:45the smell of garbage.

00:08:47We are used to the smell

00:08:49of carcasses and garbage.

00:08:51What will happen

00:08:53if Arka Gulab spray

00:08:55is sprayed on carcasses?

00:08:57What will happen?

00:08:59I don't know.

00:09:01For me, the concept of Arka Gulab

00:09:03is that if you spray it on your skin,

00:09:05you will get a good effect.

00:09:07Let's go to Quetta.

00:09:09Manzoor has been waiting for us

00:09:11for a long time.

00:09:13Manzoor, once again,

00:09:15tell us about the situation

00:09:17in Quetta.

00:09:19Did the authorities

00:09:21fulfill their claims?

00:09:27Happy Eid to both of you.

00:09:29In Quetta,

00:09:31a cleanliness campaign

00:09:33was launched

00:09:35on the first day of Eid.

00:09:37We saw that cleanliness

00:09:39was started.

00:09:41But if you leave the central

00:09:43areas of Quetta,

00:09:45the situation is not good.

00:09:47Garbage is lying everywhere.

00:09:49It is dirty.

00:09:51It is polluting.

00:09:53The capacity of

00:09:55the Metropolitan Corporation

00:09:57in Quetta

00:09:59to remove garbage

00:10:01is about 650 tonnes per day.

00:10:03While the production

00:10:05of garbage is about 1500 tonnes.

00:10:07So the capacity

00:10:09is not being met

00:10:11so that cleanliness can be done

00:10:13in the entire city.

00:10:15The situation is worse

00:10:17outside the central areas.

00:10:19I am at Samangli Road

00:10:21near Leesmile.

00:10:23The spots where

00:10:25garbage is thrown

00:10:27are identified.

00:10:29Vehicles go there

00:10:31and remove the garbage.

00:10:33The situation is good

00:10:35in the central areas.

00:10:37But in the non-traditional

00:10:39areas,

00:10:41people throw garbage there.

00:10:43It is polluting.

00:10:45It is difficult for the passers-by.

00:10:47There is a shortage of

00:10:49maize.

00:10:51In Quetta,

00:10:53compared to other areas

00:10:55like Karachi and Lahore,

00:10:57the situation is not good.

00:10:59But

00:11:01according to Quetta,

00:11:03the situation is

00:11:05getting better.

00:11:07The problem of garbage

00:11:09is increasing every year.

00:11:11Before, we didn't report it.

00:11:13We couldn't see the problem.

00:11:15But now the population is increasing

00:11:17and the capacity of

00:11:19Metropolitan Corporation is decreasing.

00:11:21So the problem is increasing.

00:11:23Thank you so much

00:11:25Manzoor Ahmed and Afzal Parvez.

00:11:27We wanted to say

00:11:29to our viewers

00:11:31that

00:11:33you bring

00:11:35lakhs of animals,

00:11:37make sacrifices,

00:11:39and throw the garbage

00:11:41away.

00:11:43But I hope people

00:11:45got this message.

00:11:47They didn't get it.

00:11:49They saw the blood.

00:11:51Maize is available

00:11:53for Rs 10 per kg or more.

00:11:55Correct me if I am wrong.

00:11:57You bring 10 kg maize,

00:11:59lakhs of animals,

00:12:01Rs 100 maize,

00:12:03and spread it.

00:12:05What difference does it make?

00:12:07I will say this again.

00:12:09What will happen

00:12:11if you throw it away?

00:12:13What will happen

00:12:15if 10-20 neighbourhoods

00:12:17hire one Suzuki

00:12:19and dump it

00:12:21at a dumping point?

00:12:23What will be the problem?

00:12:25But Ashfaq,

00:12:27in the Middle East,

00:12:29they have

00:12:31a slaughterhouse.

00:12:33It's a centralised system.

00:12:35You go there,

00:12:37get your animals slaughtered,

00:12:39and get rid of the garbage.

00:12:41You have spoken to Mr. Murtaza Wahab

00:12:43when I met him.

00:12:45This will save time,

00:12:47your resources won't be used,

00:12:49and there won't be any complaints.

00:12:51Mr. Murtaza Wahab suggested

00:12:53that there should be a centralised system

00:12:55where the government supervises,

00:12:57but there should be sacrifices

00:12:59at one place,

00:13:01so that everything

00:13:03can be managed.

00:13:05So that the butchers

00:13:07don't have to go from one place to another.

00:13:09Let's suppose there is a ground.

00:13:11It will make their lives easier.

00:13:13They won't have to run from one place to another.

00:13:15We have big grounds

00:13:17where this can be done.

00:13:19If we want to do it,

00:13:21a lot can be done.

00:13:23But we have models

00:13:25for other Islamic countries.

00:13:27There are gated societies

00:13:29where these arrangements were made.

00:13:31As you can see, things are being managed.

00:13:33So either

00:13:35the arrangements should be made here,

00:13:37or we should be given

00:13:39sovereign rights in those societies.

00:13:41I didn't say that.

00:13:43When Ashfaq smiled,

00:13:45I understood what the next sentence

00:13:47was going to be.

00:13:49Ashfaq, please come a little early in the morning.

00:13:51You have demanded so much.

00:13:53You have also spent a lot of taxes

00:13:55on making properties.

00:13:57Let's move ahead.

00:13:59So this was the situation

00:14:01in Karachi and Quetta.

00:14:03Now we will tell you what is happening in Punjab.

00:14:05Because the arrangements are different everywhere.

00:14:07Maryam Nawaz Sahiba is the minister here.

00:14:09She has issued strict instructions here.

00:14:11Now Maryam Nawaz Sahiba

00:14:13is being said to be well done.

00:14:15The Prime Minister said that?

00:14:17Yes, because in Lahore and Punjab,

00:14:19the sacrifices of animals

00:14:21were made on time.

00:14:23The Eid purification campaign was good.

00:14:25The Prime Minister has praised her.

00:14:27He also said that the hard work

00:14:29done in extreme heat

00:14:31is commendable.

00:14:33The issue of Arq-e-Gulab

00:14:35was done in Lahore.

00:14:37It was done after the purification.

00:14:39After that,

00:14:41if it has been sprayed,

00:14:43I would like to see.

00:14:45How much has been sprayed?

00:14:47According to litres,

00:14:49a lot has been sprayed.

00:14:51Because the roads are huge.

00:14:53The Prime Minister says that

00:14:55the standard will not only remain stable,

00:14:57but it will improve further.

00:14:59Wow!

00:15:01The arrangements were good.

00:15:03Maryam Nawaz also praised her.

00:15:05The Prime Minister also praised her.

00:15:07This was a complete arrangement.

00:15:09I think they thought about it.

00:15:11In Lahore and Punjab,

00:15:13if you happen to travel to

00:15:15Saddaf,

00:15:17there are already

00:15:19exemplary arrangements.

00:15:21We give examples.

00:15:23I want that

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00:21:55I would like to say that

00:21:57people reach in large numbers

00:21:59and then

00:22:01it is very difficult

00:22:03to manage the lifeguards

00:22:05there.

00:22:07But I would like to say

00:22:09that more lifeguards should be appointed

00:22:11here. We tell the citizens not to go

00:22:13but restrictions should be imposed

00:22:15on them. There can be a mechanism

00:22:17for imposing restrictions

00:22:19because when the directions are like this

00:22:21then it is not necessary

00:22:23that everyone is watching TV.

00:22:25You go there and put up a ticket.

00:22:27You put up a ticket,

00:22:29you call the police,

00:22:31whoever comes, send him back.

00:22:33Secondly, lifeguards should be

00:22:35in more than one number

00:22:37and they should have all the equipment

00:22:39with which they can save someone's life.

00:22:41Along with that, there should be

00:22:43all the arrangements to perform

00:22:45the CPR mechanism.

00:22:47Along with that, we are telling the citizens

00:22:49that nothing is greater than your life.

00:22:51You said that there should be

00:22:53a proper check and balance.

00:22:55This has happened in Maripur.

00:22:57Nine people tried to take a bath

00:22:59there but they were arrested.

00:23:01Obviously, this is not

00:23:03the same arrest.

00:23:05This is an arrest to stop them

00:23:07saying that you have committed

00:23:09a crime of 144 times.

00:23:11The government of Sindh had imposed

00:23:13restrictions on bathing in the sea.

00:23:15You have to be careful about this.

00:23:17How many precautions should we tell you?

00:23:19Let's take a break.

00:23:21We will come back.

00:23:29Welcome back once again.

00:23:31How was the weather on Eid?

00:23:33I had heard that on the second day of Eid,

00:23:35it will rain.

00:23:37The weather will be pleasant.

00:23:39We did not get pleasant weather anywhere.

00:23:41We got scorching hot sun

00:23:43which is always a sign of Eid.

00:23:45Eid comes in summer.

00:23:47It becomes humid.

00:23:49We will talk about the weather

00:23:51in summer.

00:23:53What are the predictions?

00:23:55One thing is very important.

00:23:57Hajj flights are now

00:23:59Hujjaj-e-Karam.

00:24:01Hajj flights are now

00:24:03Hujjaj-e-Karam.

00:24:05Special flights will be

00:24:07used for Hajj.

00:24:09After that,

00:24:11flights to Makkah, Taif and

00:24:13Madinah will start.

00:24:15This time,

00:24:17the temperature was

00:24:19more than 50 degrees Celsius.

00:24:21And 577

00:24:23Hujjaj-e-Karam

00:24:25lost their lives.

00:24:27Me and

00:24:29Sadaf Abdul Jabbar were telling

00:24:31how arrangements were made

00:24:33to manage this heat.

00:24:35They have a sprinkler system

00:24:37and air conditioners

00:24:39and shuttle services.

00:24:41Roads were painted to reduce

00:24:43the heat.

00:24:45There will be a lot of people.

00:24:47Secondly,

00:24:49due to global warming,

00:24:51it is possible to predict

00:24:53how people will be affected.

00:24:55As Ashfaq told you,

00:24:57some people

00:24:59are going to Madinah.

00:25:01They will offer

00:25:03Namaz in Masjid-e-Nabwi

00:25:05and visit Prophet Muhammad.

00:25:07After visiting

00:25:09other holy places,

00:25:11about 20% of Hujjaj

00:25:13will stay in Minah.

00:25:15After Rami,

00:25:17they will go back to their homes.

00:25:19So,

00:25:21the people who were present there,

00:25:23especially Pakistanis and

00:25:25people from all over the world,

00:25:271.5 million people

00:25:29did Hajj this time.

00:25:31Arrangements were made for them.

00:25:33Those who went from Pakistan

00:25:35for Hajj,

00:25:37there were some videos of them.

00:25:39Arrangements were not made for them.

00:25:41So, our ministry

00:25:43needs to pay attention to this.

00:25:45So that people are not worried.

00:25:47May everyone be blessed with Hajj.

00:25:49Remember,

00:25:51Hajj is a must for those

00:25:53who are capable.

00:25:55Let's move ahead.

00:25:57We were talking about the weather.

00:25:59Why did the weather deceive us?

00:26:01What happened?

00:26:03What was the situation all over the country?

00:26:05Let's talk about it.

00:26:07It is being said that

00:26:09the heat that you are complaining about

00:26:11for the past three days,

00:26:13more heat is going to come.

00:26:15In the remaining month of June,

00:26:17there will be a lot of heat.

00:26:19But it is being said for the people of Karachi

00:26:21that the monsoon season

00:26:23is going to start in July.

00:26:25There is a chance of more than 100% rain.

00:26:27Suppose

00:26:29there used to be 1 mm of rain.

00:26:31Now, it will be 2 mm.

00:26:33This is more than 100%.

00:26:35Ashfaq knows a lot.

00:26:37What about the rest of the country?

00:26:39It is happening in the rest of the country.

00:26:41In the next 24 hours,

00:26:43the people of Islamabad, Kashmir,

00:26:45Gilgit-Baltistan, Balai Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa,

00:26:47Balai Punjab,

00:26:49there are many places where

00:26:51there can be a storm and

00:26:53there is a chance of rain.

00:26:55You can see this.

00:26:57Sardar Sarfaraz is with us.

00:26:59Let's talk to him

00:27:01about the weather forecast.

00:27:03Why didn't it rain on any of the three days of Eid?

00:27:05First, let's ask him

00:27:07how his Eid went.

00:27:09Eid Mubarak to you, Sardar Sarfaraz.

00:27:11Eid is over now.

00:27:13How was your Eid?

00:27:15Why is the weather so hot

00:27:17instead of being dishonest?

00:27:19Thank you very much.

00:27:21Eid Mubarak to you too.

00:27:23But,

00:27:25we didn't predict

00:27:27that it would rain on Eid.

00:27:29I don't know where Sardar Sahiba

00:27:31is.

00:27:33I read it on Facebook.

00:27:35I am not even mentioning you, Sardar Sarfaraz.

00:27:37You are following our forecast.

00:27:39I was following the weather

00:27:41page or app.

00:27:43See, not everything can be followed, Sardar.

00:27:45You could have told me

00:27:47that you missed my call.

00:27:51I think I spoke to you

00:27:53or some other channel.

00:27:55They asked about Eid.

00:27:57I told them that

00:27:59it happened by chance.

00:28:01It was very hot in Karachi.

00:28:03It wasn't that hot in Karachi.

00:28:05But, it was very hot in Punjab.

00:28:07It was around

00:28:0944-47 degrees

00:28:11in Lahore and Girdunawa.

00:28:13Anyway,

00:28:15there are some chances.

00:28:17Like you mentioned,

00:28:19in the evening,

00:28:21in the night, in Islamabad,

00:28:23in some parts of South Punjab,

00:28:25it could rain.

00:28:27In some parts of South Punjab,

00:28:29in North-East Pakistan,

00:28:31it could rain.

00:28:35Sardar sahib,

00:28:37tell me,

00:28:39what is the pattern there?

00:28:41In Raulpindi,

00:28:43when it rains heavily,

00:28:45people predict that

00:28:47it is going to rain.

00:28:49After that,

00:28:51there is a storm and it rains.

00:28:53If it rains in Karachi,

00:28:55there is a sudden storm.

00:28:57But, the storm

00:28:59doesn't work here.

00:29:01What is the reason for this?

00:29:03Why is the pattern changed?

00:29:05The main reason is

00:29:07the orographic effect.

00:29:09In Islamabad,

00:29:11there are mountains.

00:29:13In the areas

00:29:15where there are mountains,

00:29:17high mountains,

00:29:19when it gets hot,

00:29:21the air heats up.

00:29:23When it gets cold,

00:29:25local development happens.

00:29:27This is common there.

00:29:29But, in Karachi,

00:29:31there is no orographic

00:29:33or topographic effect.

00:29:37Consider Katti Pahadi as a mountain.

00:29:41Katti Pahadi doesn't have

00:29:43that kind of role.

00:29:47Sardar sahib,

00:29:49after Eid,

00:29:51how will the weather be

00:29:53in Karachi?

00:29:55I have heard that

00:29:57it will be very hot.

00:29:59In Karachi,

00:30:01the temperature is

00:30:03above 36 degrees.

00:30:05In the next 3-4 days,

00:30:07the temperature can rise

00:30:09to 1-2 degrees.

00:30:11In Karachi, it is hot.

00:30:13There is no chance of rain.

00:30:15In the last days of June,

00:30:17in the first week of July,

00:30:19it will start raining.

00:30:21Hopefully, in Karachi,

00:30:23you can expect it after 3-4 July.

00:30:29In between,

00:30:31the temperature will rise

00:30:33to 1-2 degrees.

00:30:35I was saying that

00:30:37it will rain a lot this time.

00:30:41Is it true?

00:30:45Yes, it is.

00:30:47The monsoon season

00:30:49from July to September

00:30:51has been released.

00:30:55In the whole country,

00:30:57except for the extreme north,

00:30:59like Gilgit-Baltistan and KPK,

00:31:01it is expected to rain

00:31:03more than usual.

00:31:05All the global models

00:31:07are suggesting

00:31:09that it will rain more than usual.

00:31:11With high probability,

00:31:13the southern Sindh,

00:31:15Karachi, Sujawal,

00:31:17Badeen, Uttar Pradesh,

00:31:19North-East Punjab,

00:31:21and then North-East Lochistan.

00:31:23These three or four pockets

00:31:25are expected

00:31:27to rain more than usual.

00:31:29With high probability,

00:31:31it will rain more than usual.

00:31:35The teleconnections

00:31:37of monsoon rains

00:31:39in the Pacific Ocean

00:31:41and the Indian Ocean

00:31:43are suggesting

00:31:45that the monsoon season

00:31:47will be similar

00:31:49to the one in 2022.

00:31:53Thank you so much, Sardar Sarfaraz.

00:31:55I have noted down your point

00:31:57regarding the monsoon season.

00:31:59Whenever it does not rain,

00:32:01I will quote you or

00:32:03any other website.

00:32:05Do trust Sardar Sarfaraz.

00:32:07Now, let's talk about

00:32:09load shedding.

00:32:11I was surprised

00:32:13that there was no gas load shedding

00:32:15for three days of Eid.

00:32:17Whenever you lit the stove,

00:32:19it caught fire.

00:32:21The reason was that

00:32:23even the gas workers

00:32:25were on leave.

00:32:27The one who had to turn off the gas

00:32:29was not on duty.

00:32:31I was surprised

00:32:33whether I could

00:32:35make tea or not.

00:32:37Did you ask someone

00:32:39to light the stove?

00:32:41I don't know.

00:32:43Anyway, there was no electricity.

00:32:45Anyway,

00:32:47since the industries

00:32:49are closed

00:32:51and there is no

00:32:53disconnect or diversion,

00:32:55the gas supply was increasing

00:32:57which is a good thing.

00:32:59The electricity load shedding

00:33:01continued in different parts

00:33:03of the country.

00:33:05In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,

00:33:07Surat-e-Hal, Peshawar, Charsadda,

00:33:09Karak and Swabi,

00:33:11there was no electricity during Eid.

00:33:13The people of the city

00:33:15protested against it.

00:33:17There is a lot of hard work

00:33:19in sacrifice.

00:33:21You are sacrificing meat,

00:33:23you are running after butcher.

00:33:25When you turn on the fan

00:33:27or AC, there is no electricity.

00:33:29What will the people of the city do?

00:33:31They will protest on the streets.

00:33:33They protest on Eid too.

00:33:35What were they doing

00:33:37to provide electricity

00:33:39on Eid?

00:33:41Anyway, this should have happened.

00:33:43So, these are the issues.

00:33:45The reason for this

00:33:47is that either you do

00:33:49Alania load shedding

00:33:51so that people know the timings

00:33:53and set the schedule

00:33:55according to their routine.

00:33:57But the non-Alania load shedding

00:33:59is a big problem.

00:34:01You don't know anything about it.

00:34:03You don't know when the electricity

00:34:05will come back.

00:34:07Okay.

00:34:09Let's report a positive thing.

00:34:11The positive thing is that

00:34:13Pakistan's stock market

00:34:15has increased by 518 points

00:34:17and the 100 index is trading

00:34:19at 77,225 points.

00:34:21Which is a very good thing.

00:34:23This is a good start

00:34:25in the Pakistan Stock Exchange.

00:34:27The business has increased

00:34:29by 518 points.

00:34:31So, let's take a break.

00:34:33We will be back after the break.

00:34:41Welcome back once again.

00:34:43Ashfaq, you were missing

00:34:45the hot weather in politics.

00:34:47How did you come up with this?

00:34:49How did I come up with this?

00:34:51I was just guessing.

00:34:53My sixth sense said that

00:34:55the reaction must have come

00:34:57after the electricity issue.

00:34:59I have written a statement

00:35:01and given it to the PM.

00:35:03This is the last time

00:35:05I am asking the PM

00:35:07to give money to KP.

00:35:09He is asking for his share.

00:35:11This is the last time

00:35:13I am asking the PM

00:35:15to give money to KP.

00:35:17This is the last time

00:35:19I am asking the PM

00:35:21to give money to KP.

00:35:23This is the last time

00:35:25I am asking the PM

00:35:27to give money to KP.

00:35:29This is the last time

00:35:31I am asking the PM

00:35:33to give money to KP.

00:35:35This is the last time

00:35:37I am asking the PM

00:35:39to give money to KP.

00:35:41This is the last time

00:35:43I am asking the PM

00:35:45to give money to KP.

00:35:47This is the last time

00:35:49I am asking the PM

00:35:51to give money to KP.

00:35:53This is the last time

00:35:55I am asking the PM

00:35:57to give money to KP.

00:35:59This is the last time

00:36:01I am asking the PM

00:36:03to give money to KP.

00:36:05This is the last time

00:36:07I am asking the PM

00:36:09to give money to KP.

00:36:11This is the last time

00:36:13I am asking the PM

00:36:15to give money to KP.

00:36:17This is the last time

00:36:19I am asking the PM

00:36:21to give money to KP.

00:36:23We can continue our discussion about KP's case later.

00:36:30we can continue our discussion about KP's case later.

00:36:31We are with Indian Leader filthy Mohammad Ali Saif.

00:36:33Why they are reacting so violently.

00:36:35They are exaggerating the case.

00:36:37They are exaggerating the case.

00:36:39KP got out ofcience.

00:36:41KP got outience.

00:36:43KP squalls on Minister for his actions.

00:36:45Minister squalls on Minister for his actions.

00:36:47Why this is happening.

00:36:49ME&called its not the regards.

00:36:51There is no coordination between the two.

00:36:53Yes, thank you.

00:36:55Both of you are from the media.

00:36:57You have a good relationship with the media.

00:36:59And you keep monitoring the media.

00:37:01So you know that there were negotiations.

00:37:03There were talks.

00:37:05In a peaceful way and in a good way.

00:37:07In a good manner.

00:37:09In a good environment.

00:37:11The government has tried its best to solve this issue.

00:37:13Okay.

00:37:15But if it is not being followed.

00:37:17And the government of Wafaa

00:37:19is repeatedly running away from its commitment.

00:37:21And

00:37:23despite making promises.

00:37:25There is no possibility

00:37:27that this issue

00:37:29is being taken lightly.

00:37:31Or any progress is being made.

00:37:33So what option does the government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have?

00:37:35As far as

00:37:37the minister of

00:37:39Allah is concerned.

00:37:41So the minister of Allah

00:37:43in the government of Wafaa.

00:37:45Even from the Prime Minister,

00:37:47even from the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Wafaa.

00:37:49We have met all the relevant people.

00:37:51We have spoken to them.

00:37:53Despite the commitments.

00:37:55There is no recognition.

00:37:57So there is a pressure of the public.

00:37:59Our government

00:38:01is a government elected by the public.

00:38:03And it is a genuinely elected government.

00:38:05We are not a supporter of Form 47.

00:38:07So there is a pressure of the public

00:38:09on us.

00:38:11Our voters.

00:38:13And they obviously want a solution to the issue.

00:38:15If the load shedding

00:38:17from 24 hours to 22 hours is in this extreme heat.

00:38:19And despite the commitments.

00:38:21The duration of the load shedding will be reduced.

00:38:23And they themselves launch a schedule.

00:38:25That we will reduce it.

00:38:27But despite that, they are not following their own schedule.

00:38:29So if you both have any suggestions.

00:38:31Then you tell me.

00:38:33Our objection is that you are obviously political people.

00:38:35And obviously

00:38:37sensibility is a very important thing.

00:38:39And we understand that things should not be like this.

00:38:41Because this message is going around the world.

00:38:43Demanding from the IMF.

00:38:45That they will complain to the IMF.

00:38:47Then there will be screams.

00:38:49Even the people who brought it will scream.

00:38:51Things like this.

00:38:53Do you think this is the right thing?

00:38:55Instead of solving it.

00:38:57I am happy that you

00:38:59have no problem with our demands.

00:39:01You genuinely think

00:39:03that our demands are genuine.

00:39:05Yes, the demands should be sorted.

00:39:07This is the real thing.

00:39:09Yes, yes.

00:39:11The issue is that

00:39:13we do not have proper electricity.

00:39:15Electricity is being bought cheaply from us.

00:39:17But we are being sold expensively.

00:39:19And despite being sold expensively.

00:39:21We are not being given.

00:39:23And the supply commitments

00:39:25that we have.

00:39:27Those commitments are not being honoured.

00:39:29So it is good that you

00:39:31have agreed that our demands

00:39:33are legitimate and fine.

00:39:35Now it is left to us.

00:39:37Mr. Saif, we are saying that

00:39:39whatever the demands are.

00:39:41You are a politician.

00:39:43You know the problems of the people of the province.

00:39:45Whatever the demands are.

00:39:47They should be sorted.

00:39:49We want the PM to be receptive and listen.

00:39:51Because if he does not sit and listen.

00:39:53Then the issues will not be solved.

00:39:55There has to be a mechanism.

00:39:57Instead of sitting here

00:39:59and saying what he said.

00:40:01I am coming to that.

00:40:03If you give me a chance.

00:40:05Let's not argue with each other

00:40:07on the words we use.

00:40:09Let's not argue with each other.

00:40:11It is a matter of issue.

00:40:13And you also understand that it is a genuine issue.

00:40:15Now it is left to the way we are addressing the government.

00:40:19You have an objection on that.

00:40:21So there are some reasons for that.

00:40:23And those reasons are that

00:40:25for the past three months.

00:40:27No demand is being followed.

00:40:29You tell me.

00:40:31Let's say that electricity is a different matter.

00:40:33I will discuss that later.

00:40:35But for electricity.

00:40:37A grade 22 officer.

00:40:39Giving it to the government.

00:40:41It is a big demand.

00:40:43There is no forum.

00:40:45There is no coordination of the government.

00:40:47Between both the provinces.

00:40:49Where this demand can be made.

00:40:51That the provinces are not listening to us.

00:40:53Instead of bringing the IMF in the middle.

00:40:55Sadaf.

00:40:57I come to the IMF.

00:40:59You are raising the IMF again and again.

00:41:01I will come to that.

00:41:03Please.

00:41:11No.

00:41:17Okay.

00:41:25Okay.

00:41:33Hmm.

00:41:57Okay.

00:42:03Hmm.

00:42:23Okay.

00:42:29Okay.

00:42:33Hmm.

00:42:39Okay.

00:42:57Okay.

00:43:03Okay.

00:43:13Okay.

00:43:15Okay.

00:43:29Okay.

00:43:31I am sure.

00:43:45Okay.

00:44:01Okay.

00:44:05Okay.

00:44:15Okay.

00:44:21Okay.

00:44:27Okay.

00:44:31Okay.

00:44:37Okay.

00:44:55Okay.

00:44:57Okay.

00:44:59Okay.

00:45:03Okay.

00:45:13Okay.

00:45:19Okay.

00:45:23Okay.

00:45:25Let's look at our political representatives.

00:45:27That's right.

00:45:29Let's come to the budget.

00:45:31Barrister Saif has also called the budget a tax.

00:45:33I also call the budget a tax.

00:45:35There are so many taxes.

00:45:37The meeting is going to start again at 5 pm today.

00:45:39Regarding the budget.

00:45:41There are two agenda items in the meeting.

00:45:43Which have been issued.

00:45:45And now the debate will start.

00:45:47Which was presented by the budget.

00:45:49So let's see.

00:45:51There were many similar suggestions.

00:45:53What are the objections?

00:45:55We will have to see.

00:45:57Opposition leader Umar Ayub.

00:45:59Will start the debate on the budget.

00:46:01And the finance bill 2024.

00:46:03Will be presented for approval.

00:46:05During the approval of the budget.

00:46:07The opposition has said.

00:46:09That they will continue.

00:46:11The debate will continue.

00:46:13For a week.

00:46:15I just want to say.

00:46:17The budget document.

00:46:19The budget document.

00:46:21All the members of the assembly.

00:46:23Should read it.

00:46:25They should know.

00:46:27For example.

00:46:29200,000, 250,000.

00:46:3150,000, 70,000.

00:46:33100,000 votes.

00:46:35It is a huge debt on you.

00:46:37You should read it and understand.

00:46:39What the problem is.

00:46:41The members of the assembly are sitting.

00:46:43To make the law.

00:46:45They are legislators.

00:46:47You should read it one by one.

00:46:49And do as much as you can.

00:46:51Because this is your forum.

00:46:53This is the forum of our politicians.

00:46:55That is why the people elect you.

00:46:57And send you to the elections.

00:46:59We have received a news.

00:47:01We will share it on the screen.

00:47:03It is related to the polio virus.

00:47:05You know.

00:47:07We do services related to polio.

00:47:09But in two cities of the country.

00:47:11Polio virus has been confirmed.

00:47:13Karachi is in Kemari.

00:47:15Peshawar is in Peshawar.

00:47:17Peshawar is in Peshawar.

00:47:19Polio has been found in Peshawar.

00:47:21Let's ask Jahangir Khan.

00:47:23Tell us more details.

00:47:25There are 185 polio samples.

00:47:27In 45 districts of the country.

00:47:29Polio virus has been found.

00:47:31In Karachi.

00:47:33Two samples have been given.

00:47:35From Kemari.

00:47:37Peshawar is in Peshawar.

00:47:39Polio has been found.

00:47:41Peshawar is in Peshawar.

00:47:43Karachi is in Peshawar.

00:47:45Orangi Nala and Mohammad Khan Kaluni.

00:47:47Polio has been found.

00:47:49Karachi is in Peshawar.

00:47:5111 samples have been given.

00:47:53Thank you so much.

00:47:55We will take a break.

00:47:57We will be back after the break.

00:47:59One hour has passed.

00:48:01We will be back with another episode.

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00:48:17One hour is left.

00:48:23In the World Cup,

00:48:25traveling to pakistan was very difficult.

00:48:27You shouldn't have gone any further.

00:48:29But I realised one thing.

00:48:32The American team wasn't as weak as we thought.

00:48:36They were a good team.

00:48:38And they played well.

00:48:40Look at what they did with South Africa.

00:48:42They almost won the match.

00:48:44What was the difference?

00:48:45The way Rabada threw the 19th over in South Africa's team.

00:48:50The situation was such that you thought there were 28 runs left.

00:48:56And they would be in two overs like their set batsmen were batting.

00:49:01Rabada gave only two runs in the 19th over.

00:49:03Now think about what Pakistan was lacking.

00:49:06Haris Rauf's over.

00:49:08He couldn't defend for 15 runs and then we lost in the super over.

00:49:13The problem is two things.

00:49:15The bowling of our bowlers.

00:49:16And secondly, we don't have power hitting.

00:49:20The way Phil Salt batted, he made 30 runs in one over.

00:49:23How did the American players bat?

00:49:26We don't have power hitters.

00:49:28And we also object to the incident with Haris Rauf.

00:49:31We also object to that.

00:49:32This shouldn't happen.

00:49:33Don't target someone's family.

00:49:36Haris Rauf was right.

00:49:39Waseem Badami also mentioned that if a person doesn't bowl well,

00:49:42it's not the fault of his parents or his family.

00:49:44You can criticise someone's performance,

00:49:47but if you criticise his personality or his family,

00:49:52it's very natural, it's very obvious.

00:49:54And I'm glad that a lot of people came to support Haris Rauf.

00:49:57But if you support those people...

00:50:00You're playing the game.

00:50:01Yes, you're playing the game.

00:50:03Don't try to make it a personal enmity.

00:50:05And players have their own lives, so take care of their privacy.

00:50:08And criticise the personality of the players.

00:50:10Their personality.

00:50:11If they're with their family, respect that.

00:50:14But...

00:50:15Performance is also related to personality.

00:50:16Yes, yes.

00:50:17There's one more thing.

00:50:18The way people came to support him,

00:50:21they should also come forward to criticise his performance.

00:50:24And point out the things that aren't right.

00:50:26Because it's not just a game for us.

00:50:30We have a unique way to release our tension.

00:50:34And we're a poor country.

00:50:36And our team is rich.

00:50:38And we invest a lot on that.

00:50:40I think our approach to cricket is because

00:50:44we have a brand that we represent internationally.

00:50:47And we keep giving good performances.

00:50:50We'll talk more about this later.

00:50:52We'll share more of our sorrows with you.

00:50:55We'll do it wrong.

00:50:56But before that, let's go back to the sacrifice phase.

00:50:59Because there are different stages after that.

00:51:01Where are you? Come here.

00:51:02It's a big issue.

00:51:03And if the skin isn't removed properly,

00:51:07or it's not taken care of properly, then what happens?

00:51:09You were saying about the skin.

00:51:11And the producer was also saying about the skin.

00:51:14And I was so happy that...

00:51:15Why are you laughing?

00:51:16Mr. Shiraz is saying that we should talk about the food.

00:51:18I said, wow, we'll talk about food again.

00:51:21But anyway, we're talking about the skin of the sacrifice.

00:51:26And you see that...

00:51:27The skin isn't removed properly.

00:51:28The food is food.

00:51:29Don't consider it that.

00:51:30Okay, so this time the heat is severe.

00:51:32And Sadaf was right.

00:51:34If you find a neem farmer,

00:51:37they waste the skin.

00:51:38They don't remove the skin properly.

00:51:40And that's a loss.

00:51:41And with the skin of the sacrifice,

00:51:43think about it, 20% of the industry's demand is fulfilled.

00:51:48And if the handling is not appropriate,

00:51:49then the skin is wasted.

00:51:50This time 40% has been wasted.

00:51:52Oh, that's a problem.

00:51:54The cost of animal skin is about 8.5 billion rupees.

00:52:00And with the animals sacrificed on Eid,

00:52:02the leather industry, like Ashfaq said,

00:52:04the demand is fulfilled.

00:52:05There was a time when we used to know on the first day

00:52:08how many billions of skin have been collected.

00:52:11This is also known on Eid-ul-Fitr.

00:52:13How much shopping was done, how much people bought.

00:52:16It's like that.

00:52:17But now the purchasing power of people is getting less every year.

00:52:21Anyway, the association says that

00:52:23because the skin needs are not fulfilled,

00:52:25not only will it be difficult to fulfill local needs,

00:52:29but it will also have a negative effect on export.

00:52:32So you can guess.

00:52:33So who is with us to talk about this?

00:52:35We have with us the Chairman of Pakistan Tanners Association,

00:52:38South Zone, Mohammad Shafi.

00:52:40Thank you very much, Mr. Shafi, for taking out time for us.

00:52:43Please explain one thing.

00:52:45We have said on Eid-ul-Fitr that 20% of the industry

00:52:50needs to be fulfilled if the skin is collected properly.

00:52:55Why is this mishandling happening?

00:52:57Is this happening initially when the skin is removed?

00:53:01Or is there a problem in carrying it forward

00:53:03or in preserving it properly?

00:53:05Because of which this happens.

00:53:07As-salamu alaykum.

00:53:08Walaykum as-salam.

00:53:09Thank you, Sadaf, and thank you, Ashfaq.

00:53:13As you were saying, why is the skin being wasted?

00:53:19The skin is being wasted because unfortunately,

00:53:22as it is the season of Eid,

00:53:24at that time, the unofficial,

00:53:27the butcher, the one who is not a proper butcher,

00:53:31first of all, he comes and starts wasting the skin.

00:53:34After that, the skin cannot be pre-secured.

00:53:40Because it is not possible that people are not aware of it.

00:53:42The heat is very high.

00:53:43As you saw in the last three days,

00:53:44the temperature of the heat in Karachi was very high.

00:53:47So, the skin has to be pre-reserved at that time,

00:53:51which cannot be done by the public.

00:53:53It is not possible.

00:53:54Especially, the institutions that get the skin,

00:53:58they have taken training.

00:53:59They know that the skin is not to be used for any other purpose.

00:54:04How to preserve the skin?

00:54:06Tell us a little, Mr. Shafi, what should be the procedure?

00:54:09For example, if it is an animal.

00:54:11The procedure should be that first of all,

00:54:13the skin should not be wet.

00:54:16Along with not being wet, it should be protected from the sun.

00:54:18As the skin of the animal is removed,

00:54:21it should be kept in a corner.

00:54:23For example, for two hours,

00:54:24the institution to which it has to be taken,

00:54:27it should try to get it as soon as possible.

00:54:30So that the skin reaches the animal on time.

00:54:35The first procedure should be done.

00:54:38Okay.

00:54:39And the second is that after removing the skin,

00:54:42it is immediately kept in a bag.

00:54:44That also creates a bad smell.

00:54:45No, that is the most dangerous.

00:54:46What is kept in a bag is the most dangerous.

00:54:49There is no difference between skin and vegetables.

00:54:52For example, if you keep meat in a bag in the sun,

00:54:54what will happen to it?

00:54:56The same is the case with the skin.

00:54:58The estimate that 40% of the skin has been wasted,

00:55:02what is the reason for that?

00:55:04Is there a reason for that?

00:55:0740% is not wasted,

00:55:12but 20-25% is wasted.

00:55:1540% means that the skin is damaged.

00:55:18The quality of the skin is not of that quality.

00:55:22Actually, in a year,

00:55:23at one time of the season,

00:55:25a good animal is sacrificed.

00:55:27There are cow hides and goats.

00:55:30These are the best quality skins.

00:55:32This is wasted because there is no on-time handling.

00:55:36In a year, this is the season

00:55:37that the best black tanners get.

00:55:40Okay. Mr. Shafi, do you take your people out in this?

00:55:43Do you guide people?

00:55:45No, we are in social media.

00:55:47In social media, we wire all our programs.

00:55:51Our video is already wired in social media.

00:55:54We can pre-secure the skin.

00:55:58Do you know what the problem is?

00:55:59You know that people don't sell the skin.

00:56:03It is given to them one way or the other.

00:56:05Do you know about the institutions that collect the skin?

00:56:09The institutions that collect the skin know about it.

00:56:11They have trained people who secure the skin.

00:56:14The skin that is damaged,

00:56:19the person who has slaughtered it, is the one who is losing it.

00:56:21What is the reason for that?

00:56:24Mr. Shafi, the reason is that there is no benefit in it.

00:56:28They say that they have to give the skin.

00:56:30Do you know the reality of human beings?

00:56:32I am sharing my experience from last year.

00:56:35My skin was kept aside by my driver.

00:56:38I forgot to give it to an institution.

00:56:41After 5-6 hours, when we sent it to the institution,

00:56:44the institution checked it.

00:56:45If the skin was good, they took it.

00:56:47If it was not good, they didn't take it.

00:56:50They are experts.

00:56:51If the skin is damaged,

00:56:55they have to dump it again.

00:56:57It is being said that the local market will be affected.

00:57:01There will be an impact on exports.

00:57:02What is the estimate?

00:57:05We are expecting 25% less sacrifices from last year.

00:57:10Last year, we had 2.8 million cow hides.

00:57:17We had 3.3 million cow hides.

00:57:21We had 3.85 million sheep hides.

00:57:25We had 1.65 million buffalo hides.

00:57:27We had 98,700 camels.

00:57:30This year, we are expecting a 20-25% decline.

00:57:37Okay.

00:57:38We are also expecting a decline in business and export.

00:57:47You know that they have added tax on exporters.

00:57:49All exporters have denied it.

00:57:55They don't agree with it.

00:57:58There was a press conference in the Federation.

00:58:00Every forum is raising their voice against it.

00:58:04If it passes, there will be a debate on it.

00:58:07If it passes, let's see what happens.

00:58:09Thank you so much.

00:58:10I think every exporter should get maximum facilities.

00:58:1699% of our cow hides are exported.

00:58:22Our local cow hides are exported by 20-25%.

00:58:28We don't import 80-75% of our cow hides.

00:58:32It should be seen.

00:58:34Thank you so much, Mr. Shafi.

00:58:36We have to accept it.

00:58:38It's not possible that only the employees pay taxes.

00:58:43It was said that it will be accepted by the exporters.

00:58:47We will take you to Karachi.

00:58:49Murad Ali Shah, the Prime Minister, is talking to you now.

00:58:54I have a request.

00:58:56Connect your cameras with the smart system at the back end of the 40-storey building.

00:59:04And identify with the police

00:59:09the intersections and routes

00:59:13through which criminals find their escape.

00:59:17Obviously, when there is an incident,

00:59:24we go and start looking at the cameras.

00:59:27We work back and try to find it.

00:59:30But if we give a picture of a smart system,

00:59:34which they demonstrated today,

00:59:36you can do that.

00:59:38Wherever a criminal passes through,

00:59:41they demonstrated it to me,

00:59:43where I was passing through in the past few days.

00:59:46I hope they're not tracking me like that.

00:59:49They can do it.

00:59:53It's a good start.

00:59:57God willing, we will expand it very soon

01:00:01so that the people of this province and this city

01:00:04feel safe and secure.

01:00:07It is the duty of every government

01:00:11to give its citizens a safe environment,

01:00:15a clean environment from crime.

01:00:18We have seen very difficult times

01:00:22in this province, in this country and in this city.

01:00:26Thank God, we are going through very difficult times,

01:00:30but there are ups and downs in crime.

01:00:34In the crime situation.

01:00:36I tell everyone that in 2007,

01:00:40none of our highways were safe.

01:00:44I have told many people that in April 2007,

01:00:53if I had to go from Sukkur to Naudero,

01:00:58I had to wait for the police and military to escort me.

01:01:06They would escort me in 30-40 cars.

01:01:10This is where we were.

01:01:12In Karachi, there were dozens,

01:01:17on an average, of terrorist incidents.

01:01:24Thank God, in the rural area,

01:01:29there is no place where you need to be escorted.

01:01:32This doesn't mean that crime is over.

01:01:35Crime is still there, but the problem is,

01:01:38I will tell you about today.

01:01:40I was told in the morning that the criminal is so frustrated

01:01:45that he came out of his safe haven

01:01:48and attacked a police station in Kashmore.

01:01:54It looks like a criminal is attacking a police station,

01:01:58but we have forced his life so much

01:02:04that he is retaliating in this way.

01:02:06Three of our men were injured in this.

01:02:10God willing, we will take care of these criminals.

01:02:13Two days ago, in Ghotki,

01:02:18last year, we martyred five of our men in Ghotki.

01:02:26Two of the gang members have been declared dacoits.

01:02:32God willing, this work is going on.

01:02:37I am sure that our police will not only be successful in the rural area,

01:02:43but will also be successful in the Karachi city

01:02:45in controlling the street crime.

01:02:49This is a very old incident.

01:02:54Let me tell you...

01:02:55I also criticise the IG a lot.

01:02:58I get a little upset with him or the officers

01:03:02because I don't know how this happened.

01:03:04Because that is my job. I believe I have to make sure that things are fine.

01:03:09But if you look at the other side,

01:03:11three or four years ago, I was the Chief Minister

01:03:14and a group of young officers who had just been recruited came to see me.

01:03:19A young man in a uniform...

01:03:21He was a kid. He must have been in his 20s.

01:03:25He came and I asked him,

01:03:27why did you join the police force?

01:03:30You know, it's a very normal question.

01:03:34You go to work and you ask, why do you want to join the police force?

01:03:39I still remember the answer he gave me.

01:03:42He said, sir, to become a martyr.

01:03:46This is his passion.

01:03:48How many of us can do that?

01:03:50How many of us are ready to give up our lives?

01:03:54So, we should respect that.

01:03:56But at the same time,

01:03:59he also has an onus on us that if the police force...

01:04:06If they are given a job,

01:04:10you are the best profession that anybody can be in.

01:04:15You are doing a job

01:04:18where a citizen can go back to his office in peace,

01:04:24and his children can go back to their homes in peace.

01:04:32This is the job of the police force.

01:04:34God willing, if we work together,

01:04:37and I will ask the citizens to join us,

01:04:40we will be successful in getting these criminals out of here.

01:04:47Let me tell you a little bit about this system.

01:04:49I would also like to warn you a little bit.

01:04:53Those people who think...

01:04:56Rightly so. We have had weaknesses over the years.

01:05:00People think they can get away with anything.

01:05:04Let me tell you a little bit.

01:05:05Many people have put fake number plates on their cars.

01:05:09Some have put government number plates.

01:05:10Some have put police number plates.

01:05:12They roam around freely.

01:05:14That won't work now.

01:05:18Let me demonstrate this system.

01:05:21If you pass through any toll plaza,

01:05:25and God willing, in the next stage,

01:05:26as I said, it will be at major intersections,

01:05:29if the number plate of your car is wrong,

01:05:34you can go to the excise and taxation records

01:05:36and check at that time

01:05:37that this is not a Corolla,

01:05:39this is a Suzuki number plate.

01:05:41Or this is not a black car,

01:05:42this is a white car whose number plate is wrong.

01:05:45And I am warning you

01:05:47because it makes me very happy when I see

01:05:50When I became the Chief Minister,

01:05:51you remember, the first thing I did

01:05:53was put a CM's monogram on the cars of the Chief Minister's house

01:05:58that Chief Minister Sindh and go around.

01:06:01I sat on that car on the first day.

01:06:04Next day I said I will not sit in this car

01:06:07because if I don't set an example myself,

01:06:09how can I tell anyone else?

01:06:11I registered all those cars,

01:06:13put actual number plates on them

01:06:16and I hope they are still the same,

01:06:20that no wrong number plate has been put on them.

01:06:22So I, one is the common people,

01:06:25the second is the government officers also do this a lot.

01:06:27They put a government number plate on their private car.

01:06:32So I am warning them

01:06:34that they will be caught.

01:06:36Anyway, if I see someone,

01:06:38I think there are three or four cars in the last week,

01:06:40so I have got them caught myself from the IG.

01:06:43Wherever I look, I see them in front of me.

01:06:48I say to the police,

01:06:50why can't you see the cars moving?

01:06:53Anyway, they will be caught.

01:06:55What will be the second advantage of this system?

01:06:58As I said,

01:07:00our criminal justice system,

01:07:01the law minister is also with us,

01:07:03so I won't talk much.

01:07:04Anyway, we should talk less on this matter.

01:07:10People catch us.

01:07:14It is our fault.

01:07:15I will take the blame on myself.

01:07:16It is our fault that we have to sell them quickly.

01:07:19And then they abscond.

01:07:21About 80,000 abscond.

01:07:24So, this was the minister talking to us.

01:07:26We are taking a break here.

01:07:27We will be back after the break.

01:07:35Welcome back once again.

01:07:37Let's sprinkle some salt on our wounds.

01:07:40No, we are not sprinkling salt on our wounds.

01:07:42There is a big tournament.

01:07:43Wow!

01:07:44It is a cricket tournament.

01:07:45We say that T20 and Pakistan for the first time.

01:07:49It is said that it is out of the tournament from the initial stage.

01:07:53Anyway, how much we repeat this,

01:07:55but you said that the teams have reached the Super 8.

01:07:57Yes, the teams have reached the Super 8.

01:07:59And there are great matches being played.

01:08:01There are two matches that I would like to talk about.

01:08:08First of all, South Africa versus America.

01:08:11This match was great.

01:08:12And you can see that I saw the match yesterday.

01:08:15Because I wanted to see that.

01:08:17And that match, as I was mentioning in the intro,

01:08:20because of Rabada's over in the 19th over,

01:08:24South Africa was successful in winning that match.

01:08:27Otherwise, the way the batting was done from their side.

01:08:33First, let me talk about South Africa's batting.

01:08:36Quinton de Kock made 74 runs and faced Charles Guendou.

01:08:38Apart from that, Markram made 46 runs.

01:08:41And then Klaasen made 36 runs.

01:08:44And Stubbs made 20 runs and was not out.

01:08:47After that, when it was their turn to bat,

01:08:51you can see that their Andres Ghos player made 80 runs.

01:08:56And he was a threat.

01:08:57Then when Harmeet Singh came with him,

01:08:59he also played very well.

01:09:01And when these two batters,

01:09:02when these two batters were present in the 15th, 16th and 17th over,

01:09:07it seemed that America will be successful in winning this match.

01:09:13Amazing.

01:09:14But one thing was that Aaron Jones, their captain,

01:09:17was out in this match. He couldn't play.

01:09:20So, this tournament is not a good omen for the captains.

01:09:24You see, what is power hitting?

01:09:26We were talking about Andres Ghos.

01:09:28He made 80 runs on 47 balls.

01:09:305 sixes and 5 fours.

01:09:32So, this is power hitting

01:09:33which plays a role in getting you to win a match

01:09:36or in getting you closer to winning a match.

01:09:39Now, the second match which took place a little while ago.

01:09:42One more thing.

01:09:42The performance that America has given,

01:09:44I can see a bright future for them.

01:09:49Now, when we talk about the World Cup,

01:09:50I think this is an unbeatable defeat for South Africa.

01:09:54They have won the fifth match in a row.

01:09:56What happened in the second match?

01:09:58England defeated West Indies by 8 wickets.

01:10:00England scored 181 runs

01:10:02and scored 2 wickets in the 18th over.

01:10:05Thank God they didn't go to the 20th.

01:10:06Otherwise, our team would have gone to the game.

01:10:08Our team would have gone to the game and wouldn't have been able to chase.

01:10:11So, look at this.

01:10:13What an amazing innings they played.

01:10:15I mean, look at the greatness from their side.

01:10:19I mean, I can't tell you.

01:10:21They scored 30 runs in one over.

01:10:24And I was watching this.

01:10:27In fact, I was listening to the commentary.

01:10:29So, we have sports anchor Najeeb-ul-Hasnain with us.

01:10:32Najeeb, first of all, happy Eid.

01:10:34Happy Eid.

01:10:35First of all, we can't celebrate Eid without Najeeb-ul-Hasnain.

01:10:37He is a very busy person.

01:10:39Secondly, look at the match.

01:10:41Yesterday's match was also amazing.

01:10:43And I am saying that Rabada's over was amazing.

01:10:45I mean, think about it.

01:10:47They defeated America by 2 or 4 wickets in the end.

01:10:51Otherwise, they almost got it.

01:10:55Yes, that's right.

01:10:57Both the matches were amazing.

01:10:59And if you talk about the match between USA and South Africa…

01:11:04Yes.

01:11:05They scored 74 runs on Quentin D'Coste's amazing 40 balls.

01:11:10And I really enjoyed their innings.

01:11:13And you know Henry Classes.

01:11:15He has an amazing performance in such a role.

01:11:19He comes from below and does power hitting.

01:11:22But one thing we saw is that in this match as well…

01:11:26And in the Pakistan match as well…

01:11:29Yashdeep Singh, who is a bowler from USA…

01:11:33He proved to be a weak link.

01:11:36He came and gave a run in the middle.

01:11:37And because of that, South Africa's power play was a good score.

01:11:42Yes.

01:11:43But the match could have been lost, right?

01:11:45It was amazing.

01:11:47The way USA is praised…

01:11:49Because we talk about how much money there is in cricket.

01:11:52USA doesn't have any central contract.

01:11:55And their players are getting around $250 per day.

01:12:01Okay.

01:12:02They do their jobs.

01:12:04They come from there.

01:12:06Like Natra Valkar, who got a Super Over against Pakistan…

01:12:11He is a graduate of Convent University.

01:12:14And he works in Oracle.

01:12:16He plays cricket.

01:12:18He plays the ukulele.

01:12:19So one person has so much quality.

01:12:21And I was reading that he is still on job.

01:12:24He is in his hotel room.

01:12:26Yes, of course.

01:12:27Up there with his system.

01:12:28He is working.

01:12:29Yes, he works in his office in the evening.

01:12:32All the part-time cricketers are playing so well.

01:12:34You gave a central contract.

01:12:36We used to discuss about the money in 2008-09.

01:12:40And now you are looking at the money.

01:12:42And then what is this?

01:12:44From cars to all the advertisements that you are doing.

01:12:47You are doing amazing.

01:12:49You are doing everything apart from playing cricket.

01:12:51This is obviously a commercial sport.

01:12:55And I never say that we should reduce the money.

01:13:00But at least deliver.

01:13:03Yes.

01:13:03At the end of the day, it shouldn't be that they say that…

01:13:08…cricket is a game.

01:13:10It is like a game.

01:13:11No one understands the performance.

01:13:15It's a professional game.

01:13:18It's a competitive game.

01:13:19If you invest a lot of money, you can be accountable.

01:13:23The biggest thing is that it's not the players' fault.

01:13:26It's their fault that they stopped asking difficult questions.

01:13:30When you posted pictures of the players' individual milestones…

01:13:34…on your social media pages and you were losing the match…

01:13:38…then it was over.

01:13:40Why don't you ask questions?

01:13:41Your weak team has come here to tour Pakistan.

01:13:47How did you lose?

01:13:48You will think that he has won so many matches.

01:13:52Basically, it's our fault that we didn't push our stats.

01:13:57What about our stats?

01:14:01Falah has been the number one batter and the number one bowler.

01:14:07But against which team?

01:14:09Individual performance.

01:14:10Did we win a match with that performance?

01:14:13Doesn't it matter?

01:14:15That's what I am saying.

01:14:16What difference does it make to me if my team is at number one?

01:14:19If my team is at number five, it doesn't matter.

01:14:22If my team is at number five, it doesn't embarrass us in the World Cup.

01:14:25What do we gain from rankings and individual performances?

01:14:30Exactly.

01:14:31Those are stats.

01:14:32I was saying something else.

01:14:34Before we talk about the recent match in England…

01:14:39…look at Michael Vaughan's statement.

01:14:43Virender Sehwag's statement.

01:14:45Don't look at who is saying what.

01:14:47That is very important.

01:14:49Do you agree with their statement?

01:14:51Look at who is saying what.

01:14:53When we talk about the team that was made by the world…

01:14:57…the world has started talking about it.

01:14:59Yes.

01:15:00They have started saying what we have been saying for years.

01:15:03Where is the strike rate?

01:15:05There is nothing in T20 cricket without a strike rate.

01:15:08If you go up, you slow down the game.

01:15:11If you don't have a good power play at the end of the day…

01:15:14…you manage to score 150-150.

01:15:17The other teams in the world are scoring 190-200 and 200+.

01:15:21That is your one day.

01:15:23We are at 280.

01:15:24We are playing the same 90s cricket.

01:15:26The world is at 350.

01:15:28Even if we score 106 runs, we are going to the last ball.

01:15:31That is our performance.

01:15:32That is true.

01:15:34We have to think about it very seriously.

01:15:37To be very honest, I feel that…

01:15:38…you don't have the huge talent that we talk about.

01:15:43You have to improve your system.

01:15:45When will you get the talent?

01:15:46You have to give respect to domestic cricket.

01:15:49Your star players don't play domestic cricket.

01:15:53They make some excuse and go out.

01:15:55When these players will play, their standard will increase…

01:15:58…competitive cricket will increase and talent will be produced.

01:16:02I was looking at one thing.

01:16:03Think about it.

01:16:04The Indians are criticizing their current squad…

01:16:08…that you took Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma…

01:16:11…and made them open.

01:16:12You want to play safe cricket.

01:16:14You didn't take Abhishek Verma or anyone else.

01:16:17Think about it.

01:16:18Despite being so competitive, you are not that effective.

01:16:20Sir, that is what I am saying.

01:16:22That is the reason for their success.

01:16:24They don't take Abhishek Sharma…

01:16:27…for an IPL season performance.

01:16:30They don't take him like us.

01:16:33You don't know the condition and situation.

01:16:37They give their players a chance.

01:16:41They judge their players.

01:16:43We say that after PSL, we bring the players raw.

01:16:48And then they come to international and struggle.

01:16:51That is why the secret of winning Indian cricket is…

01:16:55…that they think properly and prepare the players.

01:16:59I am sure you must be proud now.

01:17:01But tell me one thing, Najeeb.

01:17:03We are saying that we need to make some changes.

01:17:07Who are the players who don't have a place in this team?

01:17:11Can you name them?

01:17:13As you can see, they have named Ishtakhar.

01:17:16Ishtakhar doesn't have a place in this team.

01:17:19He is not able to play his role.

01:17:22Azam needs to go back and work on his fitness.

01:17:25It is easy to hit 125-125 ballers.

01:17:30If he gets a better speed, he will win.

01:17:32Shadab is continuously failing.

01:17:35He needs to perform as a bowler.

01:17:38He won't be able to perform as a batsman.

01:17:43Shadab has to go back to domestic cricket.

01:17:45He has to play long cricket.

01:17:47He has to take wickets.

01:17:48When he has wickets under his belt, he will gain confidence.

01:17:54I am sure Shadab will come back.

01:17:56Usman. Yes, Usman.

01:17:58Usman doesn't have a place in this team.

01:18:00It was a mistake to take him.

01:18:01You are asking the next question.

01:18:03Think about how bad the technique is.

01:18:07We have to realize that yardstick can never be PSL.

01:18:10PSL is entertainment.

01:18:12We get a good chance to showcase our talent.

01:18:15We have a big brand.

01:18:16But you have to show your talent.

01:18:19But it's not effective.

01:18:20Don't make him a yardstick.

01:18:21Don't play international cricket on his basis.

01:18:24And Imad Haseem should play as a bowler?

01:18:26Do you think?

01:18:28There is a question mark.

01:18:30I think the way he played against India...

01:18:34...the way he played against Ireland...

01:18:37...do we need him or not?

01:18:39You have to decide that.

01:18:41Which direction do you want to go?

01:18:43Do you want to go to the new guys?

01:18:45Or do you want to stay here?

01:18:47These are important questions for the cricket board.

01:18:49You have to find the answers yourself.

01:18:51What do you think?

01:18:52We are doing so many experiments.

01:18:55And we have reached the World Cup.

01:18:57The experiments are not ending.

01:18:59Let's make a new team.

01:19:00What about the captaincy?

01:19:02We have a problem with the captains.

01:19:03You are saying that Bawar said in this tournament...

01:19:06...that he is not a good captain.

01:19:08No, he didn't say that in this tournament.

01:19:09He said it anyway.

01:19:10He said it very well.

01:19:12He said it very well.

01:19:13He said it very well.

01:19:16Yes, final nail in the coffin.

01:19:18I simply say...

01:19:20...zero learning on the job.

01:19:22You are the captain.

01:19:24There are six events.

01:19:25Four World Cups, two Asia Cups.

01:19:26And your captaincy...

01:19:28...is still a puzzle.

01:19:32So, obviously...

01:19:34...they can't make split-second decisions.

01:19:38There are a lot of flaws in their captainship.

01:19:40I don't think they will get a place in the T20 team.

01:19:44There is one more thing.

01:19:45Everybody is saying that.

01:19:46This is a big statement.

01:19:47Yes, everybody is saying that.

01:19:49There is one more thing, Najeeb.

01:19:51I was saying that the way you are talking...

01:19:53...and the way Phil Saut has assaulted...

01:19:57...and who is the most powerful player in our team?

01:20:02We used to think of Shahid Afridi.

01:20:05Are you talking about Fakhar Zaman?

01:20:07Fakhar Zaman is not performing right now.

01:20:10But you used to have Abdul Razak.

01:20:13You used to rely on him in death overs.

01:20:16He used to bat and score 100 in 10 overs and win the match.

01:20:19Who is he now?

01:20:20It's a shame that we still remember Abdul Razak...

01:20:23...Azhar Mehmood and Dini after so many years.

01:20:26Because you didn't develop.

01:20:27You had a brilliant chance to take Amir Jamal.

01:20:31Yes.

01:20:32You should have developed him.

01:20:33You needed a fast-balling all-rounder.

01:20:36Let me tell you something.

01:20:37There has been a huge mistake with Pakistan Cricket.

01:20:41This team wasn't like that.

01:20:43They wouldn't have got this result.

01:20:44You made all the openers middle-order.

01:20:47You made all the openers middle-order.

01:20:51Yes.

01:20:52If Amir Jamal and Usama Mir were in the same team...

01:21:00...there would have been a huge difference.

01:21:02There would have been different options.

01:21:03You didn't give Abrar a chance.

01:21:05You didn't give Abrar a chance.

01:21:07You didn't give Afridi a chance.

01:21:09I don't understand what was going on in the minds of...

01:21:15...Azhar Mehmood and Amir Jamal.

01:21:18What was going on in Babar's mind?

01:21:19What do you expect now?

01:21:21Will things continue like this?

01:21:24Will the friendships and friendships continue?

01:21:27Will they support each other?

01:21:29Or are we going to see a change?

01:21:31What are the news?

01:21:33It is very difficult to continue the friendships and friendships.

01:21:35Because everyone is exposed in front of the world.

01:21:38In fact, our Pakistani fans were very emotional.

01:21:42They were backing and supporting everyone.

01:21:45Now things are clear in front of everyone.

01:21:48There has been a huge mishap here.

01:21:50We have to fix it.

01:21:52But at the end of the day, as things are going on in Pakistan...

01:21:56...you both are connected to the current affairs.

01:22:00You know that.

01:22:01As everything is going on in this country, cricket is also going on.

01:22:04So, it can't be anything different here.

01:22:07I was thinking that...

01:22:11...there is a message that something has to happen and it has to happen.

01:22:15I was surprised that after such a pathetic performance...

01:22:18...someone has decided to take a vacation there.

01:22:21Someone has decided to go to America.

01:22:23I mean, the first thing should have been...

01:22:26...to call them and ask them.

01:22:28So, is there any chance that this will happen?

01:22:32It will happen.

01:22:33I wouldn't say that it will be a major surgery.

01:22:37But there will be minor changes...

01:22:41...which will make a difference.

01:22:43But in the long run, we...

01:22:45There is a short-term plan and a long-term plan.

01:22:48Our short-term plans are good.

01:22:50We can do that.

01:22:51We don't have a long-term plan.

01:22:53So, I have a request from my chairman, Mohsin Naqvi.

01:22:57Because he is a very powerful chairman.

01:23:00If he wants, he can change the face of Pakistan's cricket.

01:23:04So, he should take a strong decision.

01:23:08And to bring Pakistan's cricket back on track...

01:23:12...a lot of work will have to be done.

01:23:15Okay. Thank you so much, Najeeb Ulistan.

01:23:17Thank you so much, Najeeb.

01:23:18And of course, our cricket matters have come to this point...

01:23:21...that I don't understand which team went and what they went to do.

01:23:25And this...

01:23:26I mean, I don't think it has ever happened before...

01:23:28...that we came out of a tournament so soon.

01:23:30No, it has happened in the first few rounds.

01:23:32We have seen this embarrassment before.

01:23:34If you lose to a team like America, what can be greater than this?

01:23:37Let's take a break.

01:23:44Alright, now let's talk about Panagozino's World Refugee Day.

01:23:51It is obvious that due to any situation...

01:23:55...due to war or due to a pandemic or peace...

01:24:00...people who are forced to leave their country...

01:24:03...and are forced to go and stay somewhere else...

01:24:07...where they have to spend most of their time in Kashmir.

01:24:12Take the recent example of the Palestinians.

01:24:14Look at the Palestinians.

01:24:15They have gone to Egypt and other places.

01:24:19And when you go as a refugee...

01:24:21...you don't get basic facilities like food, gas, electricity, water...

01:24:27...even clothes in cold or hot weather.

01:24:31There is no shelter on your head.

01:24:33So, you have to face a lot of problems.

01:24:35It has been estimated that the number of refugees...

01:24:39...has exceeded 27 crores.

01:24:42Take a guess.

01:24:43The situation in Pakistan is different.

01:24:45Because more than 40 lakh Afghans came here.

01:24:49And Pakistan treated them very well.

01:24:53And today, some of them have registered.

01:24:57They have arranged for education for the children.

01:25:00So that they can become a useful city for the society.

01:25:04And Pakistan has been hospitable to them for decades.

01:25:07Yes, and there are still a lot of Afghan refugees here.

01:25:12And Pakistan wants to send their people to Afghanistan...

01:25:17...so that the situation is manageable for Pakistan.

01:25:23There is already a lot of population here.

01:25:25There is overpopulation.

01:25:26That is why the facilities are not distributed.

01:25:29And a lot of issues are created...

01:25:31...and that is why Pakistan launched a program...

01:25:34...in which a timeline was given...

01:25:37...as to how these Afghan refugees can return to their countries.

01:25:43A lot of them went, but I think another program like this is needed.

01:25:47Secondly, as we were talking about Palestine...

01:25:50...look at the situation in Gaza...

01:25:52...which started in October and is still going on.

01:25:55Almost 17 lakh people have been displaced.

01:25:58As we mentioned terrorism and extremism in Gaza...

01:26:02...there was an open-air jail there.

01:26:05And people were forced to leave the jail.

01:26:10And according to UNHCR's Global Trends Report for 2024...

01:26:14...the number of displaced people has reached a historic level.

01:26:2012 crore people have been displaced all over the world.

01:26:23And this number is increasing.

01:26:26And as we talk about the situation in Gaza...

01:26:30...I am sure that measures will be taken to improve the situation there.

01:26:36Because a week has passed...

01:26:37...but no progress has been made on the ceasefire in Gaza.

01:26:45Something needs to be done.

01:26:46We saw on this Eid that a lot of people sent messages...

01:26:49...saying that when you are celebrating Eid...

01:26:52...don't forget your Palestinian brothers and sisters.

01:26:54On Eid, you can help them in any way you can.

01:26:59Whether it is through a message, or by raising your voice for them...

01:27:03...or financially, or by giving them food...

01:27:07...you can help them in any way you can.

01:27:09So, please do help them.

01:27:11Okay. So...

01:27:13Now, this is...

01:27:15This is from 2020, when COVID came.

01:27:18We saw that we started relying a lot on gadgets.

01:27:21You started relying a lot on gadgets.

01:27:23Of course, it will have its own disadvantages...

01:27:26...but there are other disadvantages in terms of screen time.

01:27:29And one incident that took place in Faisalabad has shaken things up.

01:27:32When these batteries are overcharged...

01:27:36...or the batteries are defective...

01:27:39...there have been many incidents of such batteries.

01:27:42You can see that this battery has burst here.

01:27:44This laptop's battery burst...

01:27:47...and two children lost their lives and seven people were injured.

01:27:52How did this battery burst? How much damage has been done?

01:27:55We are showing you some scenes of this.

01:27:57It is a sad incident. Oh, there was a fire too.

01:28:00So, this incident that took place...

01:28:02...the two brothers and sisters who were involved...

01:28:05...were taken to the Allied Hospital...

01:28:07...but they lost their lives, while three children and seven people...

01:28:10...were injured and under treatment.

01:28:12The rescue team says that there was a fire at home...

01:28:13...due to the charging of the laptop's battery.

01:28:17And Mohammad Abid Khan, who is an RPO, a doctor...

01:28:20...says that the SSP investigation will continue.

01:28:24There is another reason for this.

01:28:26Firstly, when we change the batteries...

01:28:30...you know that overheating is a big issue...

01:28:34...regardless of the defective battery.

01:28:36Secondly, they are saying that there was a fire due to the spark.

01:28:40It needs to be investigated as to what really happened.

01:28:44Let me tell you one thing.

01:28:46Sometimes, whether it is a mobile or a laptop...

01:28:50...we forget to charge it.

01:28:53The whole day goes by.

01:28:55It overheats and when the battery starts to swell...

01:28:58...it means that the battery has become defective.

01:29:00It has become dangerous.

01:29:01Often, your mobile also heats up a lot.

01:29:04So, you should take care of such gadgets.

01:29:06Okay. Don't show me your phone, it will start to get cold.

01:29:09The condition of the phone will be very bad.

01:29:10There will be scratches on one side.

01:29:12I can tell you the story.

01:29:13No, I don't want to hear it from you.

01:29:15You made me listen to a bad song on Eid.

01:29:19I was tired of listening to it.

01:29:20With this, it is time to take your leave.

01:29:22Before I say anything else...

01:29:24...stay happy, stay blessed and stay happy on your expenses.

01:29:26Allah Hafiz.

Bakhabar Savera with Ashfaq Satti and Sadaf Abdul Jabbar | 20th June 2024

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