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17/12/2022

Administrator Karachi, Dr. Saif ur Rehman announces to construct 100 public toilets in Karachi. These toilets will be built near markets, parks and bus stops. "Half of the toilets will be reserved for female population", he informs.

17/12/2022

A huge aquarium in Berlin burst early on Friday, spilling 1 million litres (264,172 gallons) of water, around 1,500 exotic fish and debris onto a major road in the busy Mitte district, emergency services said.

Around 100 emergency responders rushed to the site, a leisure complex that houses a Radisson hotel and a museum as well as what Sea Life Berlin said was the world’s largest freestanding cylindrical aquarium at 14 metres (46ft) in height.
“It felt like an earthquake” said Naz Masraff, who had been staying at the hotel.

Another hotel guest, Sandra Weeser, spoke of chaos.
“The whole aquarium burst and what’s left is total devastation. Lots of dead fish, debris,” she told.

The 1,500 fish from the aquarium died, said a spokesperson for Union Investment, which manages the real estate fund that owns the property.

Efforts are underway to rescue fish from several smaller tanks that were near the AquaDom and that escaped destruction but have been subjected to power cuts in the building, he said.

A spokesperson for the fire brigade told it was still unclear what had caused the AquaDom aquarium to burst.

17/12/2022

The ICC ODI World Cup 2023 could be moved out of India due to tax issues with the local government. For the ICC ODI World Cup, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has requested that BCCI obtain tax exemptions from the Indian government.

The host nation must get the necessary tax exemptions from its own government, according to ICC policy.

However, the BCCI couldn't get a deal done with their government for the T20 World Cup 2016, which caused the governing body to suffer financial loss.

The T20 World Cup 2016 was held in India, and the Indian Government did not grant any tax exemptions to the ICC.
Additionally, the Indian government has made no similar declarations on the upcoming ODI World Cup.

According to reports, the BCCI has warned the ICC that nothing can be done about this situation and that they are free to move the tournament outside of India if they choose to.

The Indian government denied the BCCI any tax benefits for the 2016 T20 World Cup. As a result of the ruling, BCCI also suffered a loss of Rs. 190 crores (US$22m), which the ICC deducted as a tax surcharge from BCCI's revenue share. That lawsuit is still being pursued by BCCI with the ICC tribunal.

Meanwhile, sources from BCCI have told News18 that if the ICC does not receive tax waivers from the Indian government, it will be deducted from BCCI's earnings, which will result in a court dispute.

14/12/2022

Marriage

13/12/2022

Injured nassem shah ruled out of 3rd test against England

13/12/2022

On. Of
Assemblies. Likely
Before Dec 20 #. 🔥🔥🔥

13/12/2022