‘How Is My Favourite Field Marshal?’: Trump’s Remark to PM Shehbaz at Davos Draws Global Attention
Storms and Heavy Rain Kill 14 Across Afghanistan as Deadly Weather Intensifies
Met Office Warns of Sharp Temperature Drop as Intensified Cold Grips Pakistan
Trump Doubles Down on Greenland Claim Ahead of Davos, Triggering Sharp European Pushback
Legendary Italian Designer Valentino Garavani Dies at 93, Ending a Golden Era of Haute Couture
Gul Plaza Fire Karachi Tragedy: Death Toll Rises to 14 as Over 60 Still Missing
Bangladesh Rejects Indian ICC Official’s Visa Ahead of T20 World Cup 2026
Heated UNSC Debate on Iran Crisis as US Warns of Force, Rivals Urge Restraint
Pakistan Weather Alert: Rain, Snowfall, and Severe Cold Wave to Grip Country Next Week
Donald Trump Warns Iran of Strong Action if Protesters Are Hanged
‘How Is My Favourite Field Marshal?’: Trump’s Remark to PM Shehbaz at Davos Draws Global Attention

‘How Is My Favourite Field Marshal?’: Trump’s Remark to PM Shehbaz at Davos Draws Global Attention

  • Current Affairs | International | News
  • Afaaf Ruba
  • - January 24, 2026
Storms and Heavy Rain Kill 14 Across Afghanistan as Deadly Weather Intensifies

Storms and Heavy Rain Kill 14 Across Afghanistan as Deadly Weather Intensifies

  • Current Affairs | International | Weather
  • Afaaf Ruba
  • - January 23, 2026
Met Office Warns of Sharp Temperature Drop as Intensified Cold Grips Pakistan

Met Office Warns of Sharp Temperature Drop as Intensified Cold Grips Pakistan

  • Current Affairs | Weather
  • Afaaf Ruba
  • - January 22, 2026
Trump Doubles Down on Greenland Claim Ahead of Davos, Triggering Sharp European Pushback

Trump Doubles Down on Greenland Claim Ahead of Davos, Triggering Sharp European Pushback

  • Current Affairs | International | News
  • Afaaf Ruba
  • - January 21, 2026
Legendary Italian Designer Valentino Garavani Dies at 93, Ending a Golden Era of Haute Couture

Legendary Italian Designer Valentino Garavani Dies at 93, Ending a Golden Era of Haute Couture

  • Current Affairs | Entertainment | International
  • Afaaf Ruba
  • - January 20, 2026
Inferno at Gul Plaza Karachi Leaves City in Shock The Gul Plaza fire Karachi has turned into one of the city’s most devastating urban disasters, with the death toll climbing to 14 and over 60 people still missing, even after the blaze was fully extinguished more than 35 hours after it began. Rescue teams continue battling time, smoke, and unstable concrete as fears grow that the toll from the Gul Plaza fire Karachi tragedy may rise further. Authorities confirmed that all recovered bodies were unrecognizable, forcing officials to begin DNA testing to identify victims—an agonizing wait for grieving families. Death Toll Rises, Identification Through DNA Begins Rescue officials confirmed that 14 bodies, including that of a firefighter, have been recovered from the ruins of Gul Plaza. Eight bodies were found during the latest phase of the search, while five severed human organs were shifted to the morgue for forensic examination. According to the Edhi Foundation, all remains have been moved to Amanat Edhi cold storage, as DNA profiling becomes the only way to establish identities after the intense heat of the Gul Plaza fire Karachi incident. The Deputy Commissioner (South) stated that the last known location of 31 missing persons was inside Gul Plaza, underscoring the gravity of the ongoing search. Over 60 Still Missing as Time Runs Out Despite the fire being brought under control, around 60 people remain missing, intensifying fears that many may still be trapped beneath collapsed floors and debris. Rescue officials warned that time is critically running out, as structural instability repeatedly slowed operations during the night. The Gul Plaza fire Karachi rescue mission will continue until every missing individual is accounted for. Fire Reignites Amid Collapse Fears Even after containment, the fire reignited multiple times on the ground and third floors, forcing firefighters to temporarily halt cooling operations when the building shook under stress. Authorities confirmed: • Ground and mezzanine floors completely destroyed • Upper two floors reduced to ashes • 60% of the structure collapsed • Remaining 40% critically damaged Rescue teams warned that the building could collapse at any moment, posing extreme danger to firefighters and search personnel working inside the Gul Plaza fire Karachi wreckage. Massive Emergency Response Mobilized A large-scale emergency operation remains underway: • 22 fire tenders • 15 water bowsers • 3 snorkels • Multiple ambulances and heavy machinery Rescue 1122, Pakistan ambulances, Rangers, police, and civil administration teams are on site. The Pakistan Army and Frontier Works Organization (FWO) have deployed heavy machinery from the rear of the building to clear debris. A special engineering team from the 25 Mechanized Division remains on high alert, while 5 Corps Headquarters continues support operations. Injured Treated, Area Sealed Officials confirmed that 40 people were injured, most of whom have been discharged after medical treatment. The surrounding area has been sealed off, with only rescue personnel and law enforcement allowed access. A complaint camp has been set up nearby to assist victims’ families seeking information about missing loved ones. Governor Orders Probe, Demands Accountability Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori, accompanied by Farooq Sattar, visited the site and reviewed rescue efforts. The governor announced a formal investigation into delays in controlling the fire. “Like a common citizen, I am also asking questions,” he said, stressing that accountability must not turn into political point-scoring while lives remain at risk inside the building. Rescue Operation to Continue Authorities reiterated that search and rescue operations will not stop until the fire is fully neutralized and all debris cleared. Only then will large-scale recovery efforts begin to locate any remaining victims of the Gul Plaza fire Karachi catastrophe. As Karachi waits in anguish, rescue teams continue their perilous mission—against flames, smoke, and collapsing concrete—in a desperate fight to save lives and uncover the truth behind this deadly disaster.

Gul Plaza Fire Karachi Tragedy: Death Toll Rises to 14 as Over 60 Still Missing

  • Current Affairs | National | News
  • Afaaf Ruba
  • - January 19, 2026
Bangladesh Rejects Indian ICC Official’s Visa Ahead of T20 World Cup 2026

Bangladesh Rejects Indian ICC Official’s Visa Ahead of T20 World Cup 2026

  • Current Affairs | International
  • Afaaf Ruba
  • - January 17, 2026
Heated UNSC Debate on Iran Crisis as US Warns of Force, Rivals Urge Restraint

Heated UNSC Debate on Iran Crisis as US Warns of Force, Rivals Urge Restraint

  • Current Affairs | International | News
  • Afaaf Ruba
  • - January 16, 2026
Donald Trump Warns Iran of Strong Action if Protesters Are Hanged

Donald Trump Warns Iran of Strong Action if Protesters Are Hanged

  • Current Affairs | International
  • Afaaf Ruba
  • - January 14, 2026
Trump Threatens 25% Tariff on Countries Trading With Iran Amid Unrest

Trump Threatens 25% Tariff on Countries Trading With Iran Amid Unrest

  • Business | Current Affairs | International | News
  • Afaaf Ruba
  • - January 13, 2026
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