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6 Saturday, July 15, 2017 Biz Pakistan, Belarus agree to cooperate in agriculture, farm machinery ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Belarus Friday agreed to cooperate in the areas of agriculture, farm machinery, and storage as this area offers huge potential for foreign investments in Pakistan and its farmers need quality machinery at affordable prices. Minister for National Food Security and Research, Sikandar Hayat Khan Bosan during a meeting with Belarusian Minister for Industry, Vitaly Vovk here, ensured rapid progress on bilateral cooperation in sphere of agriculture sector between the two countries by entering into four MoU’s and Agreements including a Memorandum of Intentions on Scientific Cooperation between National Academy KARACHI: Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI) said mismanagement of water and inadequate storages will be biggest threat for our agriculture sector in the near future. Talking to newsmen on Friday, FPCCI Horiculture Regional Chairman Ahmad Jawad said that annually Pakistan is facing Rs 25 billion loss due to lack of storage dams and in order to save Tarbella dam, construction of Diamer Bhasha Dam is mandatory to maintain the necessary reserves of the LAHORE: A view paddy field in the outskirts of Provincial Capital. of Sciences of Belarus (NASB) and PARC which was signed on August 10, 2015 in Minsk, Belarus. Both of the ministers water. Jawad said lack of water reservoirs has already caused over a trillion dollars’ worth of economic loss to Pakistan’s economy in the last 30 years, which now manifests itself in the prevalent energy crisis and unfortunately we only constructed two major dams in the past which was big blunder. "Pakistan has to go for viable projects after every ten years in order to save the mountainous water; so that drainage into sea may be minimized; regardless as per the Indus water treaty we can’t receive due water share". agreed that such frequent visits at higher levels refer to the sincere efforts being made on both sides to promote cooperation on mutual interest basis and this bilateral cooperation in various areas of mutual interest including agriculture is growing due to the vision 25 billion worth of water is wasted annually due to lack of dams: FPCCI Pakistan, Kyrgyzstan agree to bolster ties in diverse field ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan have agreed to increase bilateral and trade relations. The understanding came at a meeting between Minister for Climate Change Zahid Hamid and Kyrgyz Ambassador Erik Beishembievpaid here on Friday. The minister said Pakistan will participate in International aSnow Leopard Conservation Summit scheduled to be held in Kyrgyzstan next month. He said the government is taking all possible measurers for conservation of Snow Leopard. The Ambassador stressed the need for enhancing trade relations between the two countries. PSX closes on positive note, adds 554 points Jawad said Pakistan as a nation is lenient when it comes to the value of water management – whether for drinking, farming, controlling floods, improving environment or generating cheap power. “Despite being potentially the richest nation in the subcontinent, the country, since independence, had been unable to protect water in its river channels. This led the neighbours to overstep their bounds, sparking disputes in an already heated arena,” he said. “We are a strange agrarian country that has no interest in protecting the backbone of our economy and has not been able to build mega dams for 41 years now.” According to FPCCI Official, Pakistan is generating just half a dollar from one cubic metre of water. Compare that to the world average of $8. In some cases, such as that of Japan, the number inflates to an incredible $30. Pakistan should have at least 200 small, medium and mega dams, unfortunately it only has 61, out of which only two are mega dams, he said. NA body directs SBP to properly advertise ongoing loan schemes for disabled persons ISLAMABAD: A meeting of the Standing Committee on Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics and Privatization Friday considered the Microfinance Institutions (Amendment) Bill, 2017 and directed State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) to properly advertise ongoing loaning schemes already launched by the government for disabled persons. It met here under the Chairmanship of Qaiser Ahmad Sheikh, MNA. The Committee further recommended to SBP for issuance of necessary directions to all banks for providing disclosure of loaning details to disabled persons on quarterly basis. and mission of the leadership of two sides. The minister said the government of Pakistan was committed to provide an enabling environment for the foreign and local investment and business in the country. He also appreciated the efforts for the progress made by Belarus in the field of farm mechanization. Bosan conveyed full support and cooperation of the government to facilitate the process in all areas of bilateral cooperation between Pakistan and Belarus and also thanked the Vitaly Vovk who is also Co-Chairman of the Joint Belarus – Pakistan Commission on Trade and Economic Cooperation) for having this meeting and visit to Pakistan. ICCI lauds Chief of Army Staff’s stand on CPEC Scrutiny of private security companies ordered in Islamabad I S L A M A B A D : Ministry of Interior has directed Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) administration and Islamabad Police to start immediate inspection of private security companies operating in Islamabad. The inspection process will be started from this month and Ministry of Interior has categorically asked to revoke licenses of private security companies who have not submitted their particulars and details to ICT administration. According to the official source, the administration will issue notices initially to the licensees of those private security companies which are found violating the law and not ensuring the compliance of Rules. LAHORE: China- Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is a unique opportunity to integrate with ISLAMABAD: Khalid regional economies and will Iqbal Malik, Presiddent, become a hub of trade and Islamabad Chamber of manufacturing after the Commerce and Industry Gwadar Port developed as (ICCI) has lauded the stand of Chief of Army Staff Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa for free port. Talking to APP, noted analyst on Contemporary ‘leadership, collaborative Politics & International spirit and capacity building at a much higher pace and level’ to realize maximum benefits from the opportunities being created by China- Pakistan Economic Corridor Relations, Dr Saad S Khan said that emerging opportunities with facilitation such as extensive roads, railways, ports and energy infrastructure, the project was being as it was a right approach to perceived as a `gamechanger’ make CPEC a real fate changer for Pakistan. In a statement issued here on Friday, he also welcomed Army Chief’s call for in the context of regional geo-economic and political realities. He said the CPEC would open attractive avenues for an open debate on all investment emerging from aspects of CPEC project. He economic cooperation said successful materialization of CPEC was vital for better economic future of Pakistan and stressed that all between the two rising powers of Asia. Veteran economist Dr. Ashfaq Hassan said the stakeholder institutions CPEC project was being should get fully prepared to perceived as a `gamechanger’ achieve optimum benefits to which would this historic project. prove to be harbinger to KARACHI: JS Group has appointed Syed Muhammad Ali as its senior advisor & head of the energy vertical; with effect from 1st June, 2017. Ali joins JS Group from Engro where over the last 16 years has held several key positions The administration will also check whether private security guards working in Islamabad are properly trained, security cleared and physically fit . It is mention that training to security guards, prior to their deployment is one of the conditions of the license and the Ministry of Interior has notified four institutions for training of security guards which included Fauji Foundation (Pvt.) Ltd; Askari Guards (Pvt.) Ltd; National Police Foundation and Provincial Police Line Headquarters. As per law, the Licensing Officer shall, before revoking any licence give the licensee a notice to show cause in writing specifying a date, not less than thirty days from the date of economic development. He said the PML-N government was paying special attention towards the development of different sectors including power, gas, education, health and roads infrastructure. “People of all the four provinces, as well as Gilgit- Baltistan and Azad Kashmir, will also benefit from CPEC projects”, he added. Executive Director, Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI), Dr. Abid Qaiyum Suleri said that the historic project would also ease the lives of people and also help bring prosperity in the country. He the notice, on which the revocation shall take effect unless the licensee satisfies the Licensing Officer that license was not liable to be revoked. The Private Security Companies will be asked to get renewal of their licenses on time, arrange periodic training of their guards, ensure the antecedents and security clearance of their guards by the concerned police prior to their deployment in Islamabad as required under the law. Chief Commissioner Islamabad Zulfiqar Haider, the source said, will constitute special teams for inspection of security companies as no proper checking system is already in place with ICT for the purpose. CPEC a unique opportunity to integrate with regional economies: experts within the Corporation. Most notably Ali played an instrumental role in building the worlds largest single train urea fertiliser complex in Pakistan, established the corporations first off shore investment in a power plant based in Nigeria, had set up business development wing and started the services business for pursuing opportunities in the energy sector across the globe. He also stabilised company's new LNG terminal business and managed max capacity utilization in short span of time. He was the Chief Executive Officer of Engro Elengy terminal Ltd and Engro vopak terminal limitrd until recently. Ali is based in Karachi with his said that China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) must not be politicised and it should be remained open to all countries. Chairman National Parliamentary Committee on CPEC, senator Mushahid Hussain Syed said the CPEC would interlink heart, adding the implementation of this historic project would expand mutual collaboration. He said that CPEC which would connect Pakistan to East and West Asia, not only make the country a destination for cross-regional trade, but also a channel through which such trade flows. Syed Muhammad Ali joins JS Group as senior advisor and head of its energy vertical Syed Muhammad Ali wife Huma and three kids. JS Group is primarily an investment company in financial services and also makes long term investments in growing companies. JS Group invests globally in ventures with international partners, primarily in developing countries, in sectors such as Insurance, Industrials, Infrastructure, Infocom, Real Estate, Transportation and Logistics and Natural Resources. KARACHI: The Pakistan Stocks Exchanged (PSX) Friday tried to recoup some losses as the benchmark 100- index gained 553.89 points to take the tally to 44337.44 points level. The stocks recorded the highest trading level of 44466.38 points and lowest level of 43695.88 points, with the volume of about 111.75 million shares and value of Rs5.94 billion. As many as 334 companies were active; of which 231 advanced, 86 declined and 17 remained unchanged. Silk Bank Ltd was the volume leader with 8.30 million shares, adding Rs0.06 to reach Rs1.49. It was followed by Power Cement with 8.21 million shares, gaining Rs0.21 to end at Rs12.15 and K- Electric Ltd with 7.98 million shares, dropping Rs0.20 to close at Rs6.59. The top three gainers were Wyeth Pak Ltd with price per share of 2241 (84.48), Sanofi-Aventis with price per share of 1718.33 (82) and Shield Corp of 635 (31). The top three losers were Atlas Battery with price per share of 814.67 (- 10.96), Shell Pakistan with price per share of 544.83 (- 10.11) and Pak. Int. Cont share of 321 (-10). Earlier, the stocks opened bullish after adding 291 points to regain 44,000 mark and reached 44075 points level in early trading. The PSX shed the early gain till midday and added only 4.61 points to reach 43788 points level. On Thursday, the volatility prevailed at PSX as KSE 100-index, which made an intra-day high of 329 points and an intraday low of 731 points, closed at 43,783 points after losing 8 points. Commercial banks’ heavyweights all closed in the green zone cumulatively contributing 87 points to the index. NBP (+2.65%), MCB (+1.23%) and HBL (+1.57%) were among the gainers from the sector. On the other hand, the losses in the E&P sector, dragged down the benchmark index by shedding 42 points as oil closed lower on account of concerns over rising production in the US. OGDC (-0.94%), POL (-0.90%) and PPL (-0.36%) were the major losers in the aforementioned sector. K- Electric was volume leader with 20 million shares of the power distributor changing hands. Traded volume & value shed 42% to 125.5m shares & Rs7.3b/$69.2m, respectively. Oil prices dip on high supplies, improving industry efficiency SINGAPORE: Oil markets dipped on Friday, pulled down by high fuel inventories and improving industry efficiency, but were still on track for a solid weekly gain. Brent crude futures, the international benchmark for oil prices, were down 8 cents, or 0.2 percent, at $48.34 per barrel at 0151 GMT, but up 3.5 percent for the week. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were at $45.98 per barrel, down 10 cents, or 0.2 percent, but up around 4 percent for the week. Crude prices are around levels in late November last year, when a group of oil producers including Russia and Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) pledged to withhold around 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) of production between January this year and March 2018 in order to tighten the market. Oil analysts at research and brokerage firm Sanford C. Bernstein said that global oil stocks remain high. "For the first half of 2017, OECD inventories are likely to finish higher, rather than lower... The most plausible explanation is that OPEC compliance has been not as high as has been suggested," Bernstein said. "OPEC will have to cut deeper and for longer if it wants to eliminate the inventory overhang and prices to rise," Bernstein said. It added that the upside for oil prices looked limited even if OPEC took more action due to high U.S. shale production. Goldman Sachs said that the crude oil price outlook remained weak, largely due to rising cost efficiency from U.S. shale drillers.
Proceedings completed for Sharjeel case, final arguments on July 19 LAHORE: LAHORE: Andrew Ephgrave, operations manager of the National Crime Agency in the UK, appeared before the threeman tribunal via Skype video call and recorded his statement on Sharjeel Khan's case. The proceedings have been completed with final arguments set for July 19. The hearings will formally close on July 29 followed by the verdict announcement. The NCA official was engaged by the tribunal as a part of an independent court witness followed by Aqib Javed's testimony. The NCA had already been working closely with the PCB in the PSL fixing investigation, tipping them with supporting evidence since the two central figures in the fixing saga - Nasir Jamshed and Yousaf Anwar - are based in SJA Jafri KARACHI: Karachi Hockey Association (KHA) will hold a 15-day goalkeepers' training camp from 15 July at KHA Sports Complex. The camp to be held under the supervision of Olympian Ahmad Alam could be attended by both, England. The PCB investigator had built a case against Sharjeel for keeping in touch with Jamshed and boys and girls. The coach will be assisted by Arshad Siddiq and Masoom Ali. Former Pakistan captain Hanif Khan will inaugurate the camp. All interested goalkeepers interested in attending the camp should report at the venue at 15 July at 8.45 a.m. his acquaintance Anwar, allegedly with an intention to spot-fix. The Englandbased duo is already a subject of investigation in Goalkeepers having kits should bring their kits for training, while those who do not have kits will be provided by KHA. The free of charge camp training is being held to help trainees learn modern goalkeeping techniques and advanced skills. As goalkeeping plays connection with bribery offences. Both were arrested and then released on bail, though the PCB had provisionally suspended KHA announces 15-day Goalkeeping Training Camp Aisha Irum and other local sports organizers for promoting our boys and girls up to the international level in hockey, softball, cricket and others games. " Jamshoro is famous in the world for sports too that is why we continue our support for the promoting sports".more he said. JAMSHORO: Senior Director Physical Education of Ali Baba Government Boys Degree College Kotri and "The Icon Pakistan (TIP)International's Chief Controller for Sports Pakistan Mr.Perwez Ahmed Shaikh met with M.N.A Jamshoro and famous sports lover Sardar Malik Asad Sikander Khan and appreciated his contribution towards sports in Kotri and Jamshoro and hope so he will continue his supports for the same in future, due to that we have International been organising sports without any danger since last 29 years including female sports. Sardar Malik Asad Sikander endorse the efforts of Perwez Shaikh, Remember Perwez Ahmed Shaikh attended two West Asia Cup Baseball Championships as member organising committee and also participated in (Federation Volleyball) FIVB teachers training course with her wife Aisha Irum and both secured top position in the same which is still unbroken national record. a vital role in modern hockey, KHA is holding this camp to improve and polish goalkeeping skills of the Karachi-based goalkeepers. After completion training camp KHA President Dr. Junaid Ali Shao will present certificates to the participants. Jamshoro is famous in the world for sports too: Sardar malik, MNA jamshoro Garbine Muguruza happy to represent Spain in Wimbledon final LONDON: Garbine Muguruza wasn't even a year old when Conchita Martinez defeated a 37- year-old Martina Navratilova to become the first Spanish woman to win Wimbledon. Twenty-three years later, Muguruza will get her second bite to finally end Spain's long wait for a second female champion. On Saturday, when she walks onto the Centre Court grass and past the famous Rosewater dish, adorned with its many mythological figures, there will be a familiar face looking on from her box. Martinez, Spain's Fed Cup captain, has been Muguruza's temporary coach and adviser in London, and her presence is helping piece things together again. Just last month, Muguruza left her press conference at Roland Garros in tears after relinquishing the crown she had won a year earlier. The pain did not last. Muguruza is into her second Wimbledon final. She was runner-up to Serena Williams here two years ago. Now the woman standing between Muguruza and a second major title is another Williams, five-time Wimbledon champion Venus, who, at 37, is the oldest Grand Slam finalist since Navratilova, also 37, beat Martinez in that 1994 final. Muguruza, by her own admission, has not made drastic changes to her game and remains adamant that hard work is the key to her revival. Pollock fears for South Africa's future LONDON: South Africa great Graeme Pollock told AFP the Proteas will have to accept being a "middle of the road" Test side at best if they stick with racial transformation as a key component of selection. Transformation is designed to cope with the legacy of apartheid, when largely only white players such as Pollock, one of the greatest batsmen in cricket history, were allowed to play for official South Africa sides. Pollock accepts players of his era could have done more to help their non-white counterparts, but is concerned the balance has now swung too far in the opposite direction after South Africa "got it right when Graeme Smith was captain" (from 2003 to his retirement in 2014). South Africa face England in the second Test at Trent Bridge 1-0 down in a four-match series after a crushing 211-run defeat inside four days at Lord's last week. Pollock believes political reasons are undermining South Africa's longterm competitiveness as a Test nation. Jamshed from playing any cricket. Ephgrave, who was accompanied by a lawyer during the hearings, was cross questioned by the PCB's lawyer on July 13, followed by Sharjeel's lawyer the following day. Shaigan Ijaz, Sharjeel's lawyer, completed the hearing amicably but raised an objection against Ephgrave. He told the media that during the cross examination, the NCA official confirmed he had been in touch with PCB officials. "In this scenario, the independent court witness isn't independent as he has been involved in the case as a party," he said after the hearing while talking to media. However, he hasn't lodged any complaint or application against Ephgrave before the tribunal. Cricket Australia chief attacks 'reckless' players' union Sports Reporter KARACHI: Cricket Australia chairman David Peever Thursday went on the attack over suggestions he is running an "extreme" industrial relations agenda, slamming the players' union for "reckless" tactics in a damaging pay dispute. Peever claimed the Australian Cricketers' Association was threatening to drive away commercial sponsors, damage the prospects of broadcast partners and lock up player intellectual property rights into its own business ventures. Writing an opinion piece in The Australian newspaper, he said that CA's board had been insulted and disrespected in the ugly spat between the governing body and players. "CA has put what in any normal circumstances would be regarded as a very generous offer," Peever said. "The ACA has responded by not only rejecting that proposal (and recent concessions) out of hand, but by launching a campaign of such sustained ferocity that anyone could be forgiven for thinking CA was proposing the reintroduction of slavery rather than healthy pay rises. KARACHI: Pakistani umpire Haider Rasool received ‘golden whistle’ from International Hockey Federation (FIH) during Germany and South Africa match on Thursday in Johannesburg during Hockey World League semifinal round second leg. The golden whistle is awarded to umpires on completing 100 senior international matches and Sarfraz Ahmed pictured during the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed will feature for Yorkshire county in England’s domestic cricket competition NatWest T20 Blast next month. Champions Trophywinning captain Sarfraz, who was also handed the Saturday, July 15, 2017 Sportlight Test reins a week ago, has signed up to play five matches for Yorkshire Vikings in the ongoing T20 Blast, subject to him being granted the visa. Teammate Azhar Ali congratulated the skipper on Twitter about his upcoming stint in the T20 Blast. Earlier this week, all-rounder Imad Wasim 7 Sarfraz signs up for Yorkshire in England’s T20 Blast LAHORE: Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Shahryar Khan termed the performance of the women cricket team in as disappointing. The chairman said that in view of raising the standard of women cricket in the country - new talent must be discovered and taken forward, adding that the team were given special training before the tournament and he is gravely disappointed by the team`s performance. He said making Sabih Azhar coach of the team at the eleventh hour did not turn out to be a correct decision as he feels that even the players are not happy with him. Khan said that to raise standard in women cricket, an increase of players in the domestic system is signed up for Durham county in the same tournament. Fast bowler Mohammad Amir is already representing Essex in the T20 Blast, while former captain Shahid Afridi is playing for Hampshire. Pacer Junaid Khan left for UK earlier this week to feature for Lancashire in the T20 competition. Chairman PCB terms performance in Women World Cup ‘disappointing’ Dr m. Arif Hafeez Sports Reporter KARACHI: Azaan TV outwitted Al- Amin Salt Cricket Club by four wickets in their Group “B” encounter of the Second Anza Cup Twenty 20 Cricket Tournament 2017 at the Nazeer Hussain Gulburg Gymkhana Ground. All rounder Hamza Ansari took two wicket for 11 runs and latter scored 28 valuable runs, declared Man of the Match, Al- Amin Salt CC’s innings, limiting to 145 for eight wickets in 20 overs after winning the toss. Opener Kamil Mahmood (38 off 28 balls) with two fours and brace of sixes and Umair Ali (26 off 16 balls) with one four and a Six, had provided them a solid start by adding 58 for second wicket. Off-spinner Adeel Arif (2-20) also bowled well. The 55-run second wicket stand between opener Qaisar Attique (40 off 22balls) including four fours and two sixes and Abbas Jaffri (27 off 21 balls) with two fours and a six put: Azaan TV cc in commanding position and the momentum was sustained by Hamza Ansari (28 off 18 balls) with the Help of two boundaries as the Azaan TV reached the target of 146 with 1.1 overs to spare despite being tested by off-spinner Sheraz Hussain (2-7). S U M M A R I Z E D SCORE: Al-Amin Salt.145-8 in 20 overs.( Kamil Mahmood 38,Umair Ali 26:Hamza Ansari 2-11,Adeel Arif 2- 35).Azaan TV cc.146-6 n needed. He added that it is a good omen that girls from as far as Balochistan and Gilgit are coming in the national squad, however still societal issues are a big hindrance for women cricket in Pakistan as parents don’t allow their daughters to play the sport. He added that if there is a group within the team, he will take action against it. Azaan TV outwit Al- Amin Salt in Anza Cup T-20. Haider Rasool became the first Pakistani umpire to reach this milestone. A former goal keeper, who attended quite a few national camps including the one for the World Cup 1998, Haider started to blow whistle on domestic circuit in 2002. Next year, he attended an umpiring seminar conducted by the Asian Hockey Federation in the Malaysian city of Ipoh. He started his 18.5 overs.(Qaisar Attique 40,Hamza Ansari 28,Abbas Jaffri 27:Sheraz Hussain 2- 7). In the end Chief Organizer Zain Qureshi gives away the man of the match award to Hamza Ansari ( Azaan TV) in second Anza cup T-20 cricket tournament. Adeel Arif is Also present. Haider Rasool becomes first umpire to complete a century COLOMBO: Former Sri Lanka skipper Arjuna Ranatunga on Friday demanded an investigation into the country's 2011 World Cup final defeat by India amid allegations of match fixing. Ranatunga, 53, in a video posted on his Facebook page, said he was shocked by Sri Lanka's sixwicket defeat in the final at the Wankhede stadium in Mumbai. "I was also in India giving commentaries at the time. When we lost, I was distressed and I had a doubt," Ranatunga said. "We must investigate what happened to Sri Lanka at the 2011 World Cup final." "I cannot reveal everything now, but one day I will. There must be an inquiry." Without giving names, Ranatunga said players could not hide the "dirt" with their clean white cricket clothing. Sri Lanka, batting first, scored 274-6 off 50 overs and appeared in a commanding position when His first senior international well as other high profile tournament was events such as the Junior MIA International World Cup (2009) and the Challenge, Singapore held Commonwealth Games in August 2005. He was (2010). promoted to the Again, his consistently ‘Promising Umpires’ list of the FIH in February 2008. This enabled him to high quality performance got him excellent evaluations, and Haider Rasool became a ‘Grade 1’ international stand, among others, in umpire in continental tournaments December 2010. This up like the Pan Am gradation enabled him to Championships (2008) and the Asian Games (2010) as stand in the Champions Trophy’s editions. Ranatunga seeks probe into 2011 World Cup final defeat to India Indian superstar Sachin Tendulkar was caught for 18. India turned the game dramatically thanks partly to poor fielding and bowling by Sri Lanka. Local media have raised suspicions of Sri Lankans throwing the match, but there was no formal call for an investigation till Ranatunga's outburst. Ranatunga's spokesman Thamira Manju told AFP that he was writing to President Maithripala Sirisena and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe complaining about the state of cricket in the country. There have been recriminations in the country since Sri Lanka suffered a humiliating 3-2 loss to bottom-ranked Zimbabwe in a five-match one-day series on home soil this month. There is also growing tension between Sri Lankan sports authorities and players about the use of managers, including an agent who represents more than half the national team.
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