Emirates launched its first experiential Travel Store in Karachi, Pakistan, marking its debut in West Asia. Located in the Clifton area, the store offers an immersive experience with interactive elements, personalized service, and exclusive merchandise. The launch event was attended by high-ranking officials, emphasizing the strong relationship between Emirates and Pakistan. This new store showcases Emirates’ commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction.
Pakistan’s economic crisis is taking a heavy toll on its citizens, particularly in Karachi, where residents are facing prolonged power outages and water shortages, leading to widespread protests. The Shehbaz Sharif-led government is facing mounting pressure as citizens express their anger and frustration over the deteriorating living conditions.
A heartwarming video of Navratri celebrations in Karachi, Pakistan, has gone viral, showcasing the city’s cultural harmony and unity. The video captures the vibrant festivities, including traditional dances and decorations, in an area affectionately known as ‘Mini India’ where different faiths coexist peacefully.
China has strongly condemned a deadly blast outside Karachi airport in Pakistan that killed two Chinese nationals and injured another, urging the Pakistani government to swiftly bring the perpetrators to justice and enhance security measures for Chinese citizens and projects in the country.
A powerful explosion near Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport has claimed the lives of at least three foreign nationals and injured 17 others. The incident, which is being investigated for potential terrorism involvement, began with an oil tanker fire that spread to nearby vehicles.
A massive explosion near Karachi International Airport in Pakistan claimed the life of a Chinese national and injured 10 others. The incident, believed to be a targeted attack against a convoy of Chinese travelers, has raised security concerns in the region. The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), a separatist group, has claimed responsibility for the blast.
Protesters in Karachi, Pakistan, clashed with police on Sunday as they attempted to reach the US Consulate during demonstrations condemning Israel’s killing of Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah. The protesters, organized by the Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen (MWM) party, deviated from their designated route and turned violent when stopped by police, resulting in injuries to officers and journalists.
A new mall in Karachi, Pakistan, was looted by a mob before it could even open. The incident highlights the challenges of investment in the country, with witnesses expressing disappointment and frustration.
Pakistan’s second Test against Bangladesh, originally scheduled for Karachi, has been moved to Rawalpindi due to ongoing construction at the National Stadium. The shift aims to ensure a smooth and safe environment for players and spectators while prioritizing preparations for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to hold the second Test against Bangladesh in Karachi behind closed doors due to ongoing construction work at the venue. The decision, reminiscent of the COVID-19 era, prioritizes the safety of spectators and aims to enhance their experience for future events.
