Perilous fire in a 33-story working in South Korea, 90 individuals were harmed

A dangerous fire in a 33-storey building in Nubi Korea has injured about 90 people. A fire broke out on several floors of a residential and commercial building in the South Korean city of Elson on Thursday night.

According to the local news agency, due to strong winds, the fire engulfed the entire building and the flames of the fire became visible from several miles away.

According to reports, rescue workers evacuated hundreds of people from the building, 90 people have been shifted to different hospitals but no casualties have been reported. Eyewitnesses say insulation on the building's exterior wall may have caused the blaze, but officials say a comprehensive investigation has been launched.

                                     

After 7 months, the payment of Umrah resumed

Due to Corona, the payment of Umrah, which has been suspended for the last 7 months, has resume from today.

The Saudi government has allowed locals and foreigners living there to perform Umrah from today, but only those who obtain an online permit from the app created by the Saudi government will be eligible for Umrah.

SOPs will have to be followed for Umrah and in the first phase, 6,000 Umrah pilgrims have been allowed to go to Masjid-ul-Haram daily. From October 18, 15,000 Umrah pilgrims and 40,000 people will be able to offer prayers daily at the Grand Mosque.

According to the Arab media, the pilgrims must take a break of 14 days to perform Umrah once and then perform the second Umrah so that other people can have the opportunity to perform Umrah during the necessary steps to prevent the corona virus.

                                            

News of Pakistani army fighting against Armenia in Azerbaijan is baseless

News of Pakistani army fighting against Armenia in Azerbaijan is baseless

ISLAMABAD: A Foreign Office spokesman has termed as baseless the reports of Pakistani troops fighting against Armenia in Azerbaijan.

 A statement issued by the Foreign Office said that reports and reports of Pakistani troops fighting against Armenia in Azerbaijan were highly irresponsible.

Pakistan is deeply concerned about the deteriorating security situation in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, Armenian shelling of Azerbaijani civilians is reprehensible and regrettable. Foreign Office spokesman Zahid Hafeez said that Pakistan supports Azerbaijan's position on Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijan's position on Nagorno-Karabakh is in accordance with the unanimous resolutions of the UN Security Council.

The spokesman added that Armenia must suspend operations to avoid threats to peace and security in the region.