IMF Expresses Concern Over Rising Petroleum Smuggling in Pakistan

The documents also reveal that the rampant smuggling of petroleum products has resulted in a revenue shortfall of over 10 billion rupees in customs and excise duties. This substantial loss in revenue has prompted the IMF to voice concerns that the surge in fuel smuggling will lead to a reduction in regional revenue collection and potentially impact Pakistan’s fiscal targets.

Pakistan’s Foreign Office Spokesperson Addresses Multiple Issues in Media Briefing

Zehra began by expressing deep concern over India’s alleged involvement in target killings in Canada. She pointed out that in June 2021, Indian intelligence officer Kulbhushan Jadhav was apprehended in Pakistan and confessed to being involved in terrorist activities. Zehra emphasized that there has been no change in Kulbhushan Jadhav’s status, and Pakistan remains committed to bringing those involved in acts of terrorism in Pakistan to justice.

Data Breach Exposes Personal Information of Over 2 Million Pakistanis

The hackers not only breached the system but also advertised the sale of this sensitive data online. Geo News managed to obtain images uploaded by the hackers, which contained samples of personal data from several Pakistani citizens. Among the data exposed were citizens’ credit card numbers and mobile phone numbers.