Mourners gathered in Lahore, Pakistan, to bury 14 schoolchildren killed when the roof of a tutoring center collapsed. Police are investigating negligence during ongoing construction work as the likely cause, with two arrests made.
巴基斯坦拉合爾一處安親班於6月30日下午驚傳屋頂坍塌，造成14名7至11歲學童死亡，另有5人受傷。罹難學童親屬透露屋頂長期有問題且堆放重物，總理已指示提供醫療援助，當局已逮捕2人並強調嚴懲。
Fourteen children, aged five to 16, died when the roof of an unregistered private tutoring center collapsed in Lahore, Pakistan. Authorities are investigating possible negligence as repair work was underway on the dilapidated roof of the residential building.
At least 14 schoolchildren died and eight were injured when a roof collapsed at a tutoring centre under construction in Lahore, Pakistan. Police arrested the centre's owner and another individual, citing poor construction quality in an aging building.
W Lahore, Pakistanie, zawalił się dach ośrodka korepetycyjnego. Zginęło co najmniej 14 dzieci w wieku 5-16 lat. Pięcioro rannych jest w stanie krytycznym. Właściciel placówki został zatrzymany.
At least 14 schoolchildren died and 20 were injured when the roof of a private tuition center in Lahore, Pakistan, collapsed on Tuesday. The children, aged 7-13, were attending classes in an under-construction building when the incident occurred. Authorities have arrested the contractor, and investigations are underway.
At least 14 schoolchildren, aged 4-12, died when the roof of a tutoring center in Lahore, Pakistan, collapsed due to poor construction. Eight others were injured, and the center's owner and another person were arrested.
Fourteen children, most under 10, died when the roof of a private tuition center collapsed in Kahna, near Lahore, Pakistan. An investigation is underway, with two people in custody. Officials reported the rescue operation was completed within an hour.
A classroom at Lahore's Aitchison College, Pakistan, has been dedicated to Harcharan Singh Brar, a pre-Partition student and former Punjab CM. The tribute, funded by his lifelong friend Syed Babar Ali, highlights enduring friendships across borders.
Pakistan's top table tennis players are surprised after the Pakistan Table Tennis Federation reportedly asked them to fund their own travel and daily expenses for the Asian Games in Japan. Athletes were also informed they would not receive payment for national trials.
Pakistan defeated Australia by four wickets in Lahore to win the third and final ODI, clinching the series 2-1. Australia was bowled out for 157, and Pakistan chased down the target despite a tough, turning wicket.
The Lahore High Court upheld the death sentences for two men convicted of raping a French woman on the Lahore-Sialkot Motorway in 2020. The court rejected their appeals, confirming the trial court's verdict which also included life imprisonment and additional jail terms.
Nathan Ellis took 4-33 as Australia dismissed Pakistan for 190 to win by 41 runs and level the ODI series. Josh Inglis (51) and Cameron Green (53) earlier hit half-centuries for Australia.
Lahore's Punjab government has approved a plan to restore pre-Partition names of several historic streets and roads, aiming to revive the city's cultural identity. The initiative, led by former PM Nawaz Sharif, reverses changes made over the years to names associated with Hindu and Jain communities.
Lahore is set to restore its pre-Partition street names, a plan approved by the Punjab government to revive the city's cultural identity. Many historic names linked to Hindu and Jain communities were changed over the years.
19-year-old can become Australia’s youngest men’s ODI specialist batterLiam Scott also called up; Glenn Maxwell and Marcus Stoinis omittedUp-and-coming 19-year-old batter Ollie Peake and all-rounder Liam Scott have been given their first call-ups to Australia’s white-ball squads, but veteran T20 all-rounder Glenn Maxwell was left out.Australia will play three one-day internationals against Pakistan in Rawalpindi and Lahore from 30 May before travelling to Bangladesh in June for three ODIs in Dhaka and three T20s in Chattogram. Continue reading...
Babar Azam, the star Pakistan batter currently second in PSL 2026 run-scoring with 485 runs, was playfully 'bowled' by Shaheen Afridi's one-year-old son Aliyar in a viral moment at Gaddafi Stadium. The light-hearted incident occurred after the match between Peshawar Zalmi and Lahore Qalandars, which Lahore won by six wickets. The clip trending on social media drew humorous reactions from fans, with Peshawar Zalmi still topping the table despite their first defeat of the season.
Star Pakistan batter Babar Azam was playfully 'bowled' by one-year-old Aliyar, son of Lahore Qalandars pacer Shaheen Afridi, in a viral moment from the PSL 2026 match at Gaddafi Stadium. The light-hearted clip showing Babar being stunned by the toddler quickly went viral on social media, with fans humorously reacting to the incident. Despite the entertaining off-field moment, Peshawar Zalmi suffered their first defeat of the season while Lahore Qalandars kept playoff hopes alive.
Babar Azam, the star Pakistan batter currently second in PSL 2026 run-scoring with 485 runs, was playfully 'bowled' by Shaheen Afridi's one-year-old son Aliyar in a viral moment after the Peshawar Zalmi vs Lahore Qalandars match at Gaddafi Stadium. The clip showed Babar stunned as young Aliyar dismissed him, with Afridi laughing. Despite Peshawar's first defeat of the season, they remain top of the table while Lahore Qalandars climbed to fourth place.
Babar Azam confronted an umpire during PSL 2026 after two balls were lost beyond the boundary within the first 16 deliveries, forcing replacements. Peshawar Zalmi posted 199/4 before Lahore Qalandars chased it in 19.3 overs to win by six wickets.
Babar Azam confronted an umpire during PSL 2026 after two balls were lost beyond the boundary within the first 16 deliveries, forcing replacements. The Peshawar Zalmi captain's frustration grew as the unusual sequence occurred early in the innings. Lahore Qalandars ultimately won by 6 wickets, chasing 199 in 19.3 overs.
Pakistan will allow fans to attend the PSL 2026 final in Lahore on May 3, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has approved spectator attendance after the season was played behind closed doors due to fuel restrictions linked to the Middle East conflict. PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi, who is also interior minister, made the announcement on social media.
The PSL 2026 season saw another bizarre moment as the match ball turned red during a Karachi Kings game due to dye from jerseys, repeating an earlier pink-ball incident. Marnus Labuschagne had said, "What's going on? The ball is red." Despite the controversy, David Warner (63*) and Khushdil Shah (44) led Karachi to a five-wicket win over Lahore Qalandars.
A scripted mascot fight during the toss at a Pakistan Super League match between Karachi Kings and Lahore Qalandars went viral, with commentator Ramiz Raja providing humorous play-by-play commentary that had captains David Warner and Shaheen Shah Afridi laughing. While the light-hearted moment entertained many, social media critics called the act unnecessary and over-the-top.
