News Archives for World - 2021-03-03

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World

Fake Covid-19 vaccines seized in South Africa, China: Interpol

They raided the manufacturing premises, resulting in the arrest of some 80 suspects and seized more than 3,000 fake vaccines on the scene, it said.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 08:59pm

Europe

EU chief promises to accelerate supply of vaccines to Ukraine

It has so far received only 500,000 doses of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine for its population of 40 million.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 08:58pm

Europe

Hungary to extend AstraZeneca jabs to people over 60

A week ago, Hungary became the first European Union member to start inoculating people with China's Sinopharm vaccine after rolling out Russia's Sputnik V vaccine as well, even though neither has been granted approval for emergency use by the bloc.
A new change is that it (AstraZeneca jab) can be given to everyone above the age of 18 without any age limit. There has been sufficient data that proves its efficacy also for older people.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 08:52pm

Europe

Virus cases, deaths plummet at Spanish care homes

Spain began its vaccination drive on December 27 at care homes, and by mid-January residents and staff started getting their second jab.

Updated 03 Mar, 2021 08:58pm

Europe

Britain to review surcharge on bank profits

Leaving surcharge unchanged would damage industry – government.
Surcharge raised 1.5 bln stg in 2019-20 fiscal year.
Proposed changes will be laid out in the autumn.

Updated 03 Mar, 2021 08:43pm

Europe

Euro zone inflation could exceed forecasts this year: De Guindos

Growth on the other hand could fall short of projections in the first quarter due to widespread pandemic-related restrictions, even if full-year activity is still seen in line with the bank's 3.9% projection made in December, de Guindos said in a webinar with investment bank Berenberg.

Updated 03 Mar, 2021 08:45pm

Europe

Macron admits France murdered Algerian independence figure

In July last year, he tasked French historian Benjamin Stora with assessing how France has dealt with its colonial legacy.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 08:11pm

Africa

UN advance team arrives in Libya to monitor ceasefire

Libya was thrown into years of violent turmoil after a 2011 NATO-backed uprising toppled and led to the killing of long-time dictator Moamer Kadhafi.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 08:09pm

Europe

Coronavirus toll at 1100 GMT Wednesday

At least 114,713,590 cases of coronavirus have been registered.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 08:06pm

Africa

Sudan to receive first batch of coronavirus vaccines

Inoculation of around 414,000 medical staff across the country will begin "next week," she said.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 08:04pm

Europe

Powerful earthquake shakes central Greece, no casualties

"I have never experienced anything like this before, I immediately left the house," a citizen in Larissa region, in central Greece, told ERT state television.
The USGS said the magnitude was 6.3, while the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) put it 6.2, revising earlier reports that suggested the tremor was as much as 6.9.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 08:03pm

Africa

Freed Nigerian schoolgirls to reunite with parents

Since their release, the students have been in government care in state capital Gusau, where they are receiving medical treatment following their ordeal in captivity.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 08:00pm

Middle East

Kuwait forms new govt after disputes with parliament

The cabinet members were sworn in before the emir on Wednesday, reported the official Kuwait News Agency (KUNA).

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:58pm

Europe

EU to send extra BioNTech jabs to fight virus variant in Austria

The EU ordered about 40 million doses of the AstraZeneca jab.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:58pm

Africa

S.Africa virus strain 'offers immunity against other variants'

Identified late last year, the variant fuelled South Africa's second wave of infection and delayed the start of vaccinations in February.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:55pm

Europe

Several buildings damaged as strong earthquake hits Greece

The civil protection authority said a disabled man had been rescued from his home in the village of Mesochori, after the side of the house completely collapsed.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:53pm

Europe

UK defends Yemen aid cuts and arms sales to Saudi

An international aid conference on Yemen this week yielded less than half the funds needed to prevent what the UN warns is a looming famine.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:52pm

USA

Brazil govt keeps 2021 GDP forecast of +3.2pc, but notes high uncertainty

In a press release following figures that showed the economy shrank 4.1% last year, the ministry said supportive monetary policy, widespread vaccinations, fiscal consolidation and structural reforms will boost confidence as the year progresses.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:51pm

Europe

Turkey says could negotiate with Egypt over east Med

The two nations are also on opposing sides in the Libyan conflict.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:50pm

Europe

Britain slashes 2021 growth in virus-fighting budget

Sunak warned parliament that the "coronavirus has done and is still doing profound damage".

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:48pm

Europe

France eyes possible easing of COVID restrictions from mid-April

"We will still face hard times, it is true, but for the first time in months, the return to more normal living conditions is in sight," Attal told reporters following a meeting of the French cabinet.
"It is neither a distant nor uncertain horizon - it is an horizon that is getting closer and closer. We hope maybe from mid-April, and we are preparing for it," he said.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:46pm

Europe

Queen's husband Prince Philip 'slightly improving': Camilla

The prince was first admitted to the private King Edward VII Hospital in central London on February 16.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:46pm

Africa

Six dead in jihadist attacks in northeast Nigeria: aid groups

The UN estimates that 8.7 million people will require urgent assistance this year.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:44pm

Middle East

ICC prosecutor opens probe in Palestinian territories

Israel is not a member of the Hague-based ICC and has vehemently opposed any probe.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:43pm

Middle East

Iraq executes 3 'terrorism' convicts: local officials

Last month, Iraqi authorities revealed that they had more than 340 execution orders "for terrorism or criminal acts" that were ready to be carried out.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:41pm

USA

Survey shows weaker than expected US private hiring in February

Among service sectors, trade, transportation and utilities added the most jobs, followed by education and health, and then leisure and hospitality, which has been particularly hard-hit during the pandemic.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:39pm

Europe

Moody's sees no fast improvement to UK budget position

"As expected at this stage of the crisis, the budget statement provides only limited visibility on the government's medium-term fiscal strategy," Moody's lead sovereign analyst for the UK, Evan Wohlmann, said.
"That said, the statement confirms our view that the broad deterioration in the UK's fiscal position stemming from the pandemic will not be rapidly reversed," he added.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:38pm

USA

Jobless aid, direct checks in play as US Senate nears vote on COVID-19 aid bill

The bill would pay for vaccines and medical supplies, boost jobless assistance and send a new round of emergency financial aid to households, small businesses and state and local governments.
Before the legislation comes to a final vote, Democrats will have to sort out a welter of competing ideas as they seek to advance the bill.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:36pm

Europe

Tax hikes blur UK's Sunak ‘whatever it takes’ budget

The corporate tax increase in 2023 will derail some of those expectations. The UK economy is expected to have explosive growth in 2022, but then quickly return to trend in 2023 at 1.7%, which is when the economy will face higher taxes."
"The positive impact the spending pledges has on growth has been somewhat offset by concerns of fiscal consolidation later down the line.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:34pm

Africa

Namibia moves to curb mining speculators, boost local ownership

Mines and Energy Minister Tom Alweendo told Reuters that effective April 1, Namibian mining exploration license holders will be required by law to retain at least a 15% stake.
The ministerial decree is the latest attempt by the world's fourth-largest uranium producer to boost local participation in mining, a key contributor to the economy.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:25pm

USA

US mortgage rates jump by most in nearly a year

The contract rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, the most popular US home loan, rose by 0.15 percentage point to 3.23% in the week ended Feb. 26.
The MBA said its weekly index of mortgage applications rose 0.5% to 794.5, its first increase in four weeks.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:13pm

South Asia

Myanmar security forces shoot dead nine anti-coup protesters despite calls for restraint

Police break up protests in several places.
"Like Tiananmen Square" – archbishop.
State media says "illegal organisations" creating unrest.
Myanmar's ousted president faces new charges – lawyer.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 06:57pm

South Asia

Japan PM says 2-week extension may be 'necessary' for COVID-19 state of emergency in Tokyo region

"I think that about two weeks will be necessary, so I would like to make a final decision after hearing the opinions of the experts and people concerned," Suga told reporters.
The government had in January placed 11 of its 47 prefectures under emergency restrictions to run to March 7, lifting them early for all but the Greater Tokyo metropolitan area.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 06:25pm

Europe

US urges Saudi Arabia to give up special developing nation status at WTO

US delegation urged it to improve protection of intellectual property and voiced concerns on planned revisions to its excise tax on beverages.
Washington favoured a switch to a graduated tax based on sugar content while exemting beverages that contain no added sugar, it said.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 06:22pm

Europe

UK says planning to allow more time for post-Brexit N.Ireland adjustment

After leaving the EU last year, Britain agreed a free trade deal with the bloc to leave its single market and customs union, which came into force at the beginning of this year.
Britain and the EU have been in talks to try to solve the issues, which some Northern Irish lawmakers say threaten to cut the British province off from the rest of the United Kingdom.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 06:20pm

Europe

UK PM Johnson: nothing is off the table in NI protocol talks

The position of Northern Ireland within the UK internal market is rock solid and guaranteed. We are making sure that we underscore that with some temporary operational easings in order to protect the market in some areas, such as food supplies, pending further discussions with the EU.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 06:14pm

Europe

Britain has condemned Khashoggi murder, PM Johnson says

We've condemned the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, we continue to call for a full investigation into the causes of his death.
He said Britain was following a long-standing set of rules and conventions on arms sales.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 06:10pm

Europe

Armenian opposition rejects PM's proposal for snap elections without his resignation

Pashinyan on Monday said he would be ready to hold early elections if the opposition agreed to certain conditions.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 06:08pm

USA

Brazil GDP down 4.1pc in 2020, less than forecast

Latin America's largest economy grew by 3.2% in the fourth quarter, according to official statistics agency IBGE, more than the 2.8% median estimate in a Reuters poll of economists.
The 3.2% expansion in the fourth quarter was led by 2.7% growth in services, 3.4% expansion in household consumption, and a 20% surge in fixed business investment, IBGE said.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 06:04pm

Africa

At least 10 people killed South Sudan plane crash

"The plane left to Pieri well, landed well and when it was taking off back to Juba that was when it crashed," Ayii Duang Ayii added.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:50pm

South Asia

Seven dead as Myanmar security forces fire at protesters

Four people were shot dead during a protest in a city in central Myanmar, according to medics who spoke to AFP by phone.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:48pm

Europe

Defiant Sarkozy on offensive after graft conviction

Sarkozy gave a front-page interview to the newspaper Le Figaro and was due later Wednesday to give a prime-time interview to the evening TF1 news bulletin.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:45pm

World

Stop the repression, Pope Francis tells Myanmar junta

The international community should "work so that the aspirations of the people of Myanmar are not stifled by violence", Francis said.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:41pm

Middle East

One dead in rocket attack on Iraq base hosting US troops

The attack on the sprawling Ain al-Assad base in Iraq's western desert comes after several weeks of escalating US-Iran tensions on Iraqi soil.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:39pm

Africa

Four media workers freed after being held in Ethiopia

The other two detainees were BBC journalist Girmay Gebru and Temrat Yemane, a local journalist.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:37pm

Europe

Russia says new Western sanctions 'absolutely unacceptable'

The new sanctions target several individuals within Russia's security sector, including Federal Security Service (FSB) head Alexander Bortnikov.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:35pm

Europe

UK budget to tackle virus fallout, aid recovery

Britain is the worst-hit country in Europe with more than 120,000 Covid deaths and four million cases.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:32pm

Europe

Germany tells EU its border curbs will stay

The letter also said the restrictions still allowed cross-border goods traffic to flow.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:27pm

Europe

Slovakia imposes overnight curfew to fight Covid

During the day, Slovaks are being asked to stay in their homes with some exceptions, including medical visits, going to work and walks in nature or with pets.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:23pm

Europe

Germany to fine companies violating rights

Companies could also be excluded from public procurement processes in case of violations.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:19pm

Europe

Meghan Markle 'saddened' by palace bullying claims

"The duchess is saddened by this latest attack on her character, particularly as someone who has been the target of bullying herself," her spokesman said.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:17pm

Europe

'Insane' blast damages Dutch coronavirus test centre

The Netherlands has recorded more than one million coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic and over 15,000 deaths.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:14pm

Africa

Burkina road bomb kills six in ambulance

The six who died were a pregnant woman, her husband, two women accompanying her, a young girl and the ambulance driver.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:10pm

Europe

Hungary ruling party quits European centre-right group: PM Orban

The decision to quit came immediately after the EPP voted for a change in its rules that was billed as a way to expel Orban's hardline nationalist party from their ranks.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:08pm

South Asia

US slams Kyrgyzstan court for freeing 'crime boss'

The US embassy said it was "deeply concerned" by the release of Kolbayev, describing him as a "transnational organized crime boss".

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:07pm

Europe

Brussels wants EU deficit rules suspended until 2023

The EU executive suspended the rules a year ago as the European Union sank into its deepest recession since World War II.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:06pm

Europe

6.3-magnitude earthquake hits central Greece

According to the Athens observatory, the epicentre of the quake was 21 kilometres (13 miles) south of the town of Elassona, near Larissa.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 05:02pm

South Asia

'Nobody is safe anymore': Afghans in shock after three female media workers killed

In December, another female employee working for Enikass TV was murdered in Jalalabad in similar circumstances.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 04:59pm

Africa

Senegal opposition leader due before judge over rape charge

The leader of the opposition Pastef party has denied the charges and accused the president of conspiring to remove him ahead of 2024 elections.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 04:59pm

World

COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for Hajj, says Saudi Health Ministry

Health Minister Tawfiq al-Rabiah says compulsory vaccination would be required for all the pilgrims
In 2020, the kingdom dramatically reduced the number of pilgrims to around 1,000 to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus

Published 03 Mar, 2021 03:03pm

Middle East

Pakistan offers military training to Qatari armed forces

Pakistan's Federal Minister for Defense Production Zobaida Jalal, has offered military training to the Qatari Armed Forces, adding that her country's military institutions were open to soldiers belonging to the Arab state.
Last month, the two countries signed a 10-year Liquefied Natural Gas supply contract at the “lowest-ever publicly disclosed price under a long-term contract in the world.”

Updated 03 Mar, 2021 02:59pm

USA

U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee approves Burns to lead CIA

Warner said he hoped the full Senate “will move to confirm Ambassador Burns without any unnecessary delay.”
“After meeting with Ambassador Burns, I believe he understands the nature of the Chinese threat and the others facing our nation,” the committee’s top Republican, Senator Marco Rubio, said in a statement.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 02:27pm

World

Euro zone in double-dip recession but optimism soared in Feb

The services employment index rose to 50.2 from 49.8.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 02:13pm

World

No Hajj for pilgrims without COVID-19 vaccination announces Saudi Arabia

As per the Saudi health ministry officials, the COVID-19 vaccine requirement has been made mandatory for those wishing to perform the Hajj this year, and no one will be allowed to perform the Hajj without the vaccine.

Updated 03 Mar, 2021 02:14pm

World

Thousands demand India's top judge quit over rape remarks

"The husband may be a brutal man, but can you call the act of sexual intercourse between a lawfully wedded man and wife as rape?" he said.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 01:20pm

World

10 rockets hit Iraq base hosting US troops: security sources

Dozens of rocket attacks and roadside bombs targeted Western security, military and diplomatic sites in Iraq in 2020, with Iraqi and Western military sources blaming hardline pro-Iran factions.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 01:18pm

World

Six shot dead at Myanmar protests: medics

About a two hours' drive away in Mandalay during a different protest, a doctor confirmed two people were shot dead by security forces.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 01:13pm

World

UN Security Council to meet Thursday on Ethiopia's Tigray: diplomats

The Council's last meeting on Tigray was held February 2 to call for more humanitarian access.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 11:54am

World

US will have enough vaccine supply for all adults by end May: Biden

"That's progress. Important progress. But it is not enough to have the vaccine supply," Biden said. "We need vaccinators, people who put the shots in people's arms, millions of Americans' arms."

Published 03 Mar, 2021 11:48am

World

Africa virus fight boosted as jabs reach Nigeria, DRC and Angola

"We will first inform the population, let them see the benefits of these vaccines. And then we will vaccinate the population," Longondo said.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 11:46am

World

UK requests UN Council meeting on Myanmar for Friday: diplomats

The meeting would be behind closed doors, according to London's proposal, the same sources said.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 11:42am

World

Former Trump press secretary joins Fox News

She left her Fox position after announcing in late January that she was running for governor of the state of Arkansas.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 11:40am

World

US voices concern about Ethiopia media arrests

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, in a telephone call with Abiy on Monday, urged Ethiopia to allow an independent, international probe into allegations of mass killings.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 11:38am

World

Ten FARC guerillas killed in Colombia military bombing: government

He did not say when it happened.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 11:31am

World

Brazil registers record 1,641 Covid-19 deaths in 24 hours

The country of 212 million inhabitants has recorded a total of 257,361 deaths.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 11:28am

World

Three female media workers shot dead in Afghanistan

America's future in Afghanistan under Biden is unclear, after the White House announced plans to review the withdrawal deal brokered last year.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 11:24am

World

Australian attorney general denies rape allegation

But Porter said he would take medical leave to deal with the strain caused by the allegations.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 11:18am

World

Blinken talks with Guaido about 'pressure' against Maduro

Control of the legislative body has since been won by Maduro's forces in December 2020 elections internationally considered rigged.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 11:13am

World

Navalny aide urges sanctions on Russian oligarchs

Volkov said key figures close to Putin who were not on the EU sanctions list "will definitely feel very vulnerable".

Published 03 Mar, 2021 11:11am

World

More demonstrations in Myanmar as ASEAN diplomatic effort stalls

8 Security forces fired warning shots into the air as protesters gathered at one site in the commercial capital Yangon early on Wednesday, according to a journalist at the scene.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 10:43am

World

Sinovac eyes 2bn doses in annual capacity of virus vaccine by June

State media the Global Times had first reported the news, citing a comment from the firm's chief executive.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 10:40am

World

Germany's confirmed coronavirus cases rise by 9,019

The reported death toll rose by 418 to 70,881, the tally showed.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 10:38am

World

Biden calls on states to prioritize vaccinations for teachers

He said the department would also act as a clearing house for best practices and lessons learned during the pandemic, while updating a handbook of strategies for meeting students' needs and addressing the loss of instructional time.

Published 03 Mar, 2021 10:23am

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USD PKR Interbank Selling / Nov 3	276.91 ▼ -0.05
USD PKR Interbank Buying / Nov 3	276.71 ▼ -0.01
USD to Japanese Yen / Nov 3	158.37 ▲ 0.52
USD to Swiss Franc / Nov 3	0.82 ▲ 0.0001
Pound Sterling to USD / Nov 3	1.34 ▲ 0.003
Euro to USD / Nov 3	1.12 ▲ 0.0024
SOFR % / Nov 2	3.95 -

Stock	Volume
Tokyo Nikkei / Nov 4	60,835.36
Hang Seng / Nov 4	23,474.67
S&P 500 / Nov 3	7,568.92
India Sensex / Nov 3	76,917.85
Nasdaq / Nov 3	25,372.01
FTSE 100 / Nov 3	10,638.43
Dow Jones / Nov 3	51,786.72
Germany DAX 30 / Nov 3	25,864.62
France CAC40 / Nov 3	8,020.31

Item	Value
Petrol/Litre / Nov 4	369.06
Gold Spot USD/Ounce / Nov 4	3,931.93
Diesel/Litre / Nov 4	391.52
Crude Oil USD/Barrel / Nov 3	96.45
Karachi Cotton PKR/37.32 KG / Nov 3	18,080
Gold 10 Grams PKR / Nov 3	353,340
Cotton US¢/pound / Nov 3	77.04

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Pervez Ahmed Consultancy / Nov 3 Pervez Ahmed Consultancy Services Ltd.(PASL)	4.96 ▲ 1 (25.25%)
Premier Insurance (R) / Nov 3 Premier Insurance Limited (RIGHT)(PINLR)	0.80 ▲ 0.14 (21.21%)
Asia Ins. / Nov 3 Asia Insurance Company Limited(ASIC)	38.14 ▲ 3.47 (10.01%)
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Frontier Ceramics / Nov 3 Frontier Ceramics Limited(FRCL)	86.31 ▲ 7.85 (10.01%)
Pak Leather Crafts / Nov 3 Pak Leather Crafts Limited(PAKL)	59.90 ▲ 5.45 (10.01%)
Arctic Textile / Nov 3 Arctic Textile Mills Limited(ARCTM)	78.74 ▲ 7.16 (10%)
F.Credit & Inv / Nov 3 First Credit and Investment Bank Limited(FCIBL)	155.21 ▲ 14.11 (10%)
Int. Knit. / Nov 3 International Knitwear Limited(INKL)	146.65 ▲ 13.33 (10%)
Leiner Pak Gelat / Nov 3 Leiner Pak Gelatine Limited(LPGL)	95.61 ▲ 8.69 (10%)

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Bawany Air Products (R) / Nov 3 Bawany Air Products Limited Right(BAPLR1)	2.62 ▼ -1 (-27.62%)
Saif Power Ltd. / Nov 3 Saif Power Limited(SPWL)	7.65 ▼ -1.03 (-11.87%)
Sindh Modaraba / Nov 3 Sindh Modaraba(SINDM)	73.98 ▼ -8.22 (-10%)
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Fateh Ind. / Nov 3 Fateh Industries Limited(FIL)	302.17 ▼ -16.65 (-5.22%)
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EFU General / Nov 3 EFU General Insurance Limited(EFUG)	119.14 ▼ -5.85 (-4.68%)

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Cnergyico PK / Nov 3 Cnergyico PK Limited(CNERGY)	114,826,728 ▼ -0.54
Pervez Ahmed Consultancy / Nov 3 Pervez Ahmed Consultancy Services Ltd.(PASL)	64,936,122 ▲ 1
Pakistan Refinery / Nov 3 Pakistan Refinery Limited(PRL)	29,593,338 ▼ -2.92
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Colony Tex.Mills Ltd / Nov 3 Colony Textile Mills Limited(CTM)	8,633,240 ▲ 0.41
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