The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) warned citizens in Punjab against fraudulent websites offering civilian arms licenses. Scammers have established fake online platforms that impersonate legitimate services for arms license applications.
These illicit websites charge applicants excessive fees while placing sensitive personal information at risk of misuse. NADRA urged applicants to verify website addresses before they submit applications, share identity details, or transfer money.
The authority advised applicants to remain vigilant and use only verified online channels for their applications. In other news, the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) tightened rules regarding health products.
Four mysterious deaths in Islamabad have raised alarms concerning the quality of the water supply. Pakistan's first giraffe café opened at the Lahore Safari Park.
A ceiling collapsed at a Sindh government hospital. Punjab authorities sealed a government hospital canteen following a surprise inspection.
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) allocated land for two universities to Islamabad's famous housing project. A 30-km-long traffic jam was reported on the National Highway.
