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Tornado batters area near Ottawa

A tornado sparked chaos near the Canadian capital Ottawa on Friday, injuring dozens as homes were damaged, cars flipped over, and over 130,000 people left without power, local media said.

Conflicts, climate change worsen food insecurity in many countries: UN

Conflicts, climate change worsen food insecurity in many countries: UN

Excited US seek first Ryder Cup win in Europe since '93

Chinese scientists trace how young penguins died off throughout history

NCM issues fog formation and poor visibility warning

Pakistan Furniture Council to plant one million saplings in next five years to mitigate climate change

Chief Executive, Pakistan Furniture Council (PFC) Mian Kashif Ashfaq, welcoming Prime Minister Imran Khan's nationwide massive tree-plantation drive to plant 10 billion saplings in the country, Thursday said PFC would plant 1 million saplings in the next five years to help mitigate the adverse effects of climate change.

Canada crews battle firenado in tug-o-war for hose

Firefighters trying to put out a record number of wildfires in westernmost Canada recently found themselves in an unexpected tug-o-war with a fire devil for control of their hose.

Pakistan Furniture Council to plant 1 mln saplings to mitigate climate change

Pakistan Furniture Council would plant 1 million saplings in the next five years to help mitigate the adverse effects of climate change, regulate water cycles and increase the green cover across the country besides this drive would give impetus to wood-based furniture industry.

New Zealand economy picks up amid agricultural growth

New Zealand's economic growth hit a two-year-high in the second quarter on the back of a strong performance from the agricultural sector, official data showed Thursday

South Korean President Departs for Sacred Paektu Mountain Ending Pyongyang Trip

Dry weather forecast for Bahawalpur

The Met Office has forecast a dry weather for Bahawalpur during next 24 hours.

Kohli's presence would have made this Asia Cup a bigger success: Ramiz Raja

Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja admitted that Asia Cup 2018 tournament would have prospered more if the game's biggest superstar had graced the stage. He said no one can blame the Indian board for wrapping their biggest asset up in cotton wool.

Cotton farmers should continue pest scouting by mid-October

Cotton growers should conduct pest scouting of their crops twice in a week and continue this process by mid of October so that pest attacks could be controlled before its severity on cotton crops.

Slow decline in water reservoirs persists, normal flow in rivers: FFC

Federal Flood Commission (FFC) has reported water situation at reservoirs is persisting to slightly decline where all main Rivers Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi and Sutlej are flowing normal.