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Anchorperson And Family Among Missing As Flash Floods Sweep Babusar Valley – Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF)
Khyber TV anchorperson and her family have gone missing during a trip to Babusar Top, amid ongoing flash floods that have devastated parts of Gilgit-Baltistan, officials confirmed on July 27. Anchor Shabana, her husband Liaquat Ali, and their four children — Aimal, Iman, and two others — had traveled to Babusar Top on July 21. Since then, there has been no contact with the family. Following the report of their disappearance, rescue teams launche…
TV Anchor Shabana Liaquat Missing With Family in Gilgit-Baltistan Floods, Car Found Wrecked
A vehicle belonging to a private TV anchor who went missing during a flash flood in the Diamer district of Gilgit-Baltistan has been found destroyed under the debris, officials confirmed on Monday. According to Gilgit-Baltistan government spokesperson Faizullah Firaq, rescue and search operations are underway on the Babusar highway. During the operation, the anchor’s car was retrieved from the rubble in a severely damaged condition, but no occup…
The Babusar Highway has been partially reopened due to heavy rains and flooding in Gilgit-Baltistan last week, while the search for missing persons and full restoration of roads are underway. At least 10 people have died, four have been injured and more than 500 houses and roads have been affected by the floods and landslides. The National Highway Authority and the local government have restored the roads with heavy machinery and cleared 25 out …
TV anchor Shabana and family go missing during Babusar trip
BABUSAR TOP: A female anchorperson from a private television channel, Shabana, has gone missing along with her husband and four children during a visit to Babusar Top. The family was last in contact on July 21, and since then, all communication has stopped, causing serious concern among relatives and colleagues. Following the report of the disappearance, authorities launched a major search and rescue operation. Teams are using sniffer dogs and m…
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