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CAA takes notice of inbound travellers with ‘fake’ Covid PCR test results


May 11, 2021

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has noted with “grave concern” that passengers travelling to Pakistan — especially from Gulf states — have tested positive for the coronavirus upon arrival despite being in possession of negative PCR test results. “Upon conducting an investigation into the issue, it has been found that passengers travelled to Pakistan using fake PCR negative test results …

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Vaccination centres to open on third day of Eid


May 11, 2021

• Sindh to vaccinate adults of all age groups from May 16 • Country sees decline in casualties, cases • Minister reiterates Indian strain not prevalent in Pakistan ISLAMABAD: The National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) has decided to close vaccination centres on the first two days of Eidul Fitr instead of the three days as was being considered earlier, …

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Cool and wet pattern


May 11, 2021

Our weather will remain cool with periods of showers and storms the next couple of days. While it won’t rain the whole time, there will be times where it will be rather wet. It will be cool too, with highs in the mid to upper 60s through Wednesday. Some of the rain may be heavy at times and some parts …

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Dallas-Fort Worth coronavirus vaccine providers preparing to start giving doses to children as young as 12


May 11, 2021

With the expectation that a federal advisory committee will issue recommendations Wednesday for administering the two-dose Pfizer coronavirus vaccine to 12- to 15-year-olds, providers in North Texas are getting ready. Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins announced that the county plans to begin administering shots Saturday to people in that age group. The Pfizer vaccine hasn’t always been offered at all locations. For …

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Man who confronted protesters in viral incident faces assault charge, Plano police say


May 11, 2021

Plano police said Monday that a man who angrily confronted a group of protesters earlier this month faces a misdemeanor assault charge for his actions during the incident, which was captured on viral video. A short time after police announced the charge, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton waded into the fray, decrying “mob rule” and “lawlessness” in the city. Demonstrators …

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Texas gets $15.8B bonanza in pandemic aid, far more than it lost in revenue


May 11, 2021

WASHINGTON — The state, cities and counties of Texas will soon receive a $25 billion bonanza under the $1.9 trillion pandemic relief law signed by President Joe Biden in March. The Treasury Department issued details Monday of the $350 billion set aside for state and local governments under the massive package, approved by Congress with only Democratic support. Dallas County will receive …

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