KARACHI: Provincial Ministers Saeed Ghani and Syed Nasir Hussain Shah have said that after the recent rains, the way the media was given the impression that Karachi was submerged, nothing happened but this year the situation was much better than last year. And except for a few low-lying areas, the drainage work was completed within […]
The post Media presented wrong impression of Karachi submergence: ministers first appeared on Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF).
Safety protocols with regard to COVID-19 for all journalists and media workers issued by Association of Electronic Media Editors and News Directors (AEMEND) The guidelines apply specially to all staff working outdoor including Reporters/ Correspondents, Cameramen, Technicians, Satellite Engineers, staff related to assignment and DSNG Operations Outdoor Assistants, Sales Personnel, any other staff specifically designated […]
The post AEMEND issued safety protocols of COVID-19 for media first appeared on Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF).
Call for Applications Last date for receiving applications: Sunday January 5, 2020 Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) invites applications for the 7th batch of PPF Investigative Reporting Fellowships. The fellowships facilitate Pakistani journalists to produce investigative report that meet the professional, ethical and legal standards. PPF will provide support to journalists, to professionally […]
The post Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) Investigative Reporting Fellowships For Pakistani Journalists first appeared on Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF).
PARIS: Greenhouse gases thrust into the atmosphere by burning fossil fuels are warming Earth’s surface more quickly than previously understood, according to new climate models set to replace those used in current UN projections, scientists said Tuesday. By 2100, average temperatures could rise 6.5 to 7.0 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels if carbon emissions continue […]
The post Earth to warm more quickly, new climate models show first appeared on Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF).
KARACHI: Speakers at a conference held to mark the World Ozone Day at a local hotel on Monday emphasized the need for environmental awareness and collaboration among all stakeholders to stop the use of gasses causing harm to the ozone layer. They also urged the government to place a ban on ozone-depleting gases. Organised by […]
The post Govt urged to ban ozone-depleting gases in country first appeared on Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF).
