14 december 2018

More documents

Recommendations

Info

2 Friday, December 14, 2018 Metropolitan PTI regime is incompetent, urge PM not to force Sindhis to streets for their demands: PPP leaders KARACHI: Advisor to CM on Information, Law and Anti-Corruption, Barrister Murtaza Wahab, Minister for Energy, Imtiaz Ahmed Shaikh, Minister for Transport & Mass Transit. Owais Shah and former Minister Nisar Ahmed Khuhro told a joint press conference that people of Sindh were being discriminated against by not supplying gas, adding that PTI prior to coming into power had made tall claims to do justice and uphold rule of law but after coming at the helm of affairs, it had committed flagrant violation of article 158 of the Constitution. They said how it was possible in welfare state of Madina, the people of Sindh were first deprived of water and now being deprived of gas facilities. They said that two things were crystal clear that either PTI regime was incompetent or it was wittingly deviating from the Constitution. They urged PM not to force the people of Sindh to take to the streets for their demands. They further said that the government of Sindh had already taken up with the matter with the Federal Govt and was also in constant touch with the stake holders and people to express solidarity with them. Sindh Energy Minister Imtiaz Ahmad Shaikh said that they have conveyed Sindh stance to federal government and added that we would record our protest on every forum. He said that despite the promises of federal government, the gas supply has been reduced and demanded of Prime Minister of Pakistan to take immediate notice of situation and issue directives for restoration of gas supplies. He said that Sindh has no representation in oil and gas regulatory authority and Sindh has not been taken into confidence on power agreements. Transport Minister Owais Qadir Shah that owing to closure of CNG stations, flow of public transport badly affected in Karachi and vanished from roads adding that one lac people were unable to attend their duties. Advisor to Chief Minister Sindh for Information Barrister Murtaza Wahab said that PPP believed in respecting the constitution of Pakistan and every article mentioned in the constitution was important to us adding that people of Pakistan could not be served until implementation of every article not ensured. Prior to coming to power, PTI made tall claims of rule of law but after coming to power PTI have proved from it's every action that constitution book beared no value in front of them. SHC seeks reply from defence secy on Uzair Baloch’s production KARACHI: Sindh High Court (SHC) on Thursday issued notice to Secretary Defence and sought reply from him on next hearing in case pertaining to the production of Lyari Aman Committee’s gangster Uzair Baloch. A two-member bench of the SHC heard the petition filed by Razia Begum, mother of Baloch, and issued notice to Secretary Defence. Deputy Attorney General appeared before the court and stated that they had written a letter to military headquarter regarding keeping Baloch in military’s custody, but there was no response on that letter. However, Inspector General Prisons Sindh submitted a report in the court, which said Baloch has been in the custody of security agencies since 11th April 2017. He was handed over to the Rangers in the court of judicial magistrate. The petitioner stated that Uzair Baloch’s arrest was announced through media and he was charged with more than 40 cases. She also said that Baloch is not produced before court after 12th April 2017. She said they have concerns that Baloch might be disappeared. She appealed the bench for her meeting with her son. She also appealed to the court for orders to produce Baloch before court. The court, later, adjourned the hearing till 2nd January. NAB Karachi organizes Awareness Walk and Cheque Distribution Ceremony Sino-Pak relations stronger than steel: Altaf Shakoor KARACHI: Pasban Democratic Party President Altaf Shakoor has said that the Sino-Pak relations are sweeter than honey and stronger than steel and they would further grow if both the governments take serious steps to improve peopleto-people relations, linguistic and cultural ties between the two brotherly countries. In a statement here Thursday, he said Pasban had expressed deep sorrow over the sad incident of attack on the Chinese consulate in Karachi and condemned it strongly. He said we had also sent a condemnation letter to the Chinese ambassador in Pakistan Yao Jing. He said the Chinese ambassador in his reply has thanked the Pasban and said that this support is a source of strength. Such cowardly acts will not intimidate our friendship and cooperation in future. With determination and resolve as demonstrated by the security forces of KARACHI: The Festival of Arts and Ideas, organized by Sindh Madressatul Islam University (SMIU) at its premises, entered in its fourth day on Thursday in which various sessions were held in which experts and students spoke over various issues and ideas. At a session “Media and the state: Is honeymoon over?” speakers blamed the electronic media for negative reporting because of racing for ratings that eventually painted negative image of the country elsewhere. Speakers, however, said despite being influenced by the highly divisive society of the country, Pakistani media still managed to play its positive role in trying disseminating untwisted information to people. They said a country of 200 million people was divided on various fronts; as there were people who supported fundamentalism and others sided with liberal and progressive ideas, yet, media outlets in general were ensuring that truthful information reached to people. They, however, blamed the race for ratings often forced the electronic media to run twisted and incorrect news items and twisted information on primetime talk shows. “Fundamentalism has gripped the country on the one hand and on the other there are liberal forces. Similarly, our society is divided on ideological Pakistan, the friendly relations between the two countries would further enhance. Altaf Shakoor said thought the government-togovernment relations between China and Pakistan are good, but their peopleto-people relations are not yet up to the mark. He said though the popularity of Chinese language is increasing in Pakistan, but it needs untiring efforts to make it as popular and widely spoken as English. He said for this purpose there is a dire need Fourth Day of SMIU’s Festival of Arts and Ideas KARACHI: Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, (MAJU) Karachi has organized an Open House Session on Friday, December 14, at University campus from 3.00 pm to 7.00 pm in connection with its admissions campaign for new semester SPRING-2019. All Deans, HODs and senior faculty members will brief the students and their parents about academic programs of the University on this ocassion. Present, Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, Karachi Prof. Dr. Zubair Shaikh will also be available at Open House session. It is mentioned here that MAJU which has been ranked 1st in private sector universities in Sindh in general category by Sindh Higher Education Commission through Chartered Inspection and Evolution Committee. (CIEC) MAJU has offered various Bachelor and Master degree programs for admission during next semester. In Bachelor degree programs admissions have been offered for BBA, BS-Biosciences, Computer Science, Software Engineering and grounds as well. In such a situation, media is still making it possible to inform people honestly,” said eminent journalist Ghazi Salahuddin. He said such a role of the media was a part of the concerted effort to get the people glued to democratic process. Ghazi Salahuddin further said media was mirror to revolutionary changes in the world. He advised the students to broaden their vision and ability to conform with the changing scenario of the media business. Media personality Wusatullah Khan said media was not just limited to a newspaper or a news channel, but books, poetry, fiction, cinema and drama also fall in its vast definition. Open house session for students at MAJU today Accounting & Finance. For Master degree program admissions are progress in MBA-Graduate, MS- Management Sciences, Economics and Finance, Project Management, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Bioinformatics and Biotechnology. Last date to apply for admission has been fixed by Friday, December 21, and admission test will be held on Sunday, December 23, at 10.00 am at main university campus. to build a China-Pak Cultural Corridor on urgent basis. He suggested that Pakistan and China should also further increase their educational ties, which will help the Pakistani students learn from the success story of Chinese educational institutions. He suggested for arranging exchange tours of students, youth, writers, journalists, businessmen and celebrities to raising the level of people-topeople relations between China and Pakistan. Public transport comes to a standstill as Sindh enters fourth day without CNG KARACHI: Sindh is without CNG for the fourth day on Thursday and public transport has suffered. As CNG stations are closed, thousands of vehicles have come to a standstill across the province. People commuting to offices and schools are in a fix because the only way for them to get to their destinations is via costly private vehicles or taxis. In Badin, thousands of daily wage drivers and other bus staff are worried because their only source of income has been stopped. The Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) initially said there were issues at the Gambat gas fields, however, after sources in the PPL refuted this, the SSGC took a U-turn. Gas supply hasn’t been halted because of technical issues, said Shehbaz Islam, an SSGC representative. He said the supply hadn’t been completely shut off but was actually reduced. However, sources in the Sui Northern Gas Company indicated that the reason for the shortage was that the RLNG terminal of a private company in Karachi had been undergoing repairs, due to which it was closed for 12 hours. =After 12am, 600 million cubic feet of gas was supplied. The sources say the lack of furnace oil also caused the shortage. Talks between the All Pakistan CNG Forum and SSGC were not successful and the forum’s head, Shabbir Suleman, said that if they do not receive an explanation by today they will set up tents outside the SSGC office and stage a protest. ATC awards life prison to murderer KARACHI: An anti-terrorism court on Thursday awarded life imprisonment and a fine of Rs0.5 million to a convict, involved in murder of a policeman. The Mohammad Rehan, was found guilty in killing police constable. The judge, who conducted the trial, pronounced the verdict, which was earlier reserved after recording evidence and final arguments from both sides. However, the ATC acquitted another accused, Ali Arbaz, on the lack of the evidences. The police officials told the court that Rehan had killed police constable Maqsood on 23 August 2015 in Liaqatabad near Nerang Cinema. The weapon used in murder was also recovered from the convict. The case was registered at Super Market Police Station. The Court remarked that the convict would remain in prison for further three years if he did not pay fine. KARACHI, 13th convict, December 2018: In compliance with the direction of Chairman NAB Mr. Justice (R) Javed Iqbal and NAB’s motto “Our Faith, Corruption Free Pakistan”, NAB Karachi organized an Anti-Corruption walk today in line with the International Anti-Corruption Day which is observed every year under United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC). The Anti-Corruption Walk commenced at NAB Karachi Office Dr. Dauadpota Road. DG NAB Brig (R) Farooq Naser Awan, SI (M) led the walk along with Mr. Faisal Edhi, Human Rights Activists, Mr. Jameel Yousf, Ex-Head CPLC, senior officers & officials of NAB. A large number of people from all walks of life including members of senior bureaucracy, Educational Institutions, Govt Departments and members of Civil Society and general KARACHI: For the upcoming election of Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi, sixty-four candidates submitted their nomination forms for 17 positions. Four for president, six for vice president, six for secretary, four for join secretary, six for treasurer, and thirtyeight members submitted their nominations form for the governing body. The last date for the submission of nomination form was 12 December at 05:00 PM for the upcoming elections for the year 2019-20 will be held on 23 December. For the transparency Assistant Commissioner, Chief election commissioner and commissioner Karachi were present at the election camp office up righted in the promises of Arts Council. For the president ship, four people Muhammad Ahmed Shah, Muhammad Aslam, Najim Ud Din Shaikh, and Qari Muhammad Sadaqat public were participated in the walk. DG NAB Karachi Brig (R) Farooq Naser Awan, SI (M) while delivering welcome speech extended ¬¬gratitude to the participants and highlighted the importance of public awareness events. He said NAB Karachi over the past few years has geared up its operations against the corrupt and has been performing exceptionally well. Under the dynamic vision and guidance of Honourable Chairman NAB; NAB Karachi has remained successful in achieving the confidence of public at large. All officers and staff of the Bureau are part and parcel of the performance. He further said that it is important to understand that all decisions in NAB are taken in Board meetings Executive Board Meeting (EBM) chaired by Chairman NAB as well as Regional Board Meetings (RBMs) Ali submitted their nomination form. Najim Ud Din Shaikh, Mubashir Mir, Athar Waqar Azam, Muma Mir, Muhammad Iqbal Latif and Munawar Saeed submitted their forms for the vice president where Najim Ud Din Shaikh, Muhammad Aslam, Mubashir Mir, Ejaz Ahmed Farooqi and Qudsia Akbar submitted their nominations form for the secretary of Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi for the Year 2019-20. For the position of Joint Secretary Syed Muhammad Faisal Nadeem, Faheen Ahmed Siddiqui, Asjid Hussain Bukhari, and KhalidAriyan are the candidates where for the treasurer Syed Muhammad Faisal Nadeem, Faheen Ahmed Siddiqui, Huma Mir, Qudsia Akbar, Haseena Moeen, and Jaafar Aziz submitted their nomination forms. Syed Nasim Ahmed Shah, Syed Muhammad Aslam Shah, Anwar Raza, chaired by Regional Director Generals. At NAB a case passes through the phases of Complaint verification, Inquiry, Investigation and Reference. The whole process completes within the deadline of 10x months. Highlighting the performance of NAB (K) he said during year 2018; NAB Karachi received and disposed over 10,000 Complaints which is the largest count in one year since inception. Completed 281 CVs. Similarly 117 Inquiries and Investigations were completed and 42 References were filed in Accountability Courts. During 2018; NAB Karachi recovered over 518 Million and arrested 153 accused persons. This large number of arrests has put an impact and deterrence over the corrupt and has boosted the confidence of complainants whether they are individuals or Organizations. Arts Council received 64 nomination forms for upcoming elections Seema Hafeez, Shaikh Javed Mahboob, Sabhat Bukhari, MuhammadAli Shayeki, Wasal Haider, Zulfiqar Haider Khuram, Umair Ali Anjim, Muhammad Nayeen Tahir, Muhammad Ibrahim Khan, Ghaza Arif , Mumtaz Raza Siyal, Mansoor Zubari, Syed Abdul Basit, Qandeel Jahfari, Talat Hussain, Asjid Hussain Bukhari, Uzma Al Karim, S.M. Qaisar Sajjad, Shaikh Rashid Alam, Shakeel Khan, Muhammad Iqbal Latif, Syed Saadat Ali Jahfari, Huma Mir, Khalid Ariyan, Athar Waqar Azeem, Kashif Garami, Muhammad Ayub Shaikh, Anbreen Haseeb, Qudsia Akbar, Muhammad Basheer Khan Sadozai, Farukh T Shohaib, Noor Ul Huda Shah, Munawar Saeed, Syed Muhammad Imran Momina and Hassena Moin submitted their nomination forms for the members of governing body. KARACHI: Residents of Liyari filing water cans due to shortage of water to fulfill their house hold needs.
CNG supply stopped in Sindh: 650 stations closed, 40000 workers made jobless Our Correspondent HYDERABAD: CNG stations in Sindh have been closed rendering more than 40,000 workers jobless. CNG association comprising 650 CNG pumps have warned to go on strike from 16 December . Sindh CNG Association patron-inchief Dr Zulfiqar Ahmed Yousfani appealed to “new Pakistan prime minister” to open all closed-CNG stations and ensure gas supply to them for the sake of over directly 40,000 workers who were rendered unemployed as there are 650 CNG stations in Sindh. Moreover, transporters would block all highways on Dec 16 against closure of the stations as their businesses were being hurt.. OUR STAFF REPORT BADIN: “U-turns” Govt has nothing to deliver the nation despite of void slogans and series of the U-turns. The public was being crushed in the tempest of the overpriced of common modalities. These views were expressed by senior leader Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), district Badin, Allah Dino Chandio, Vice Chairman, District Council Badin while talking with this inscribe at his office on Thursday. Mr. Chandio added that there were much assumptions of price hiking of common modalities in coming month January. He deplored that there was no experienced and expert team to PTIs lead Govt “this is the local, economical and environmentfriendly fuel which is now an industry where over 40,000 workers are working while several thousands are indirectly associated with this industry including CNG-fitted Hiace vans, rickshaws, bus and others,” he said this while speaking to journalists during a press conference held at the local press club on Wednesday. he said that it was utter injustice that the CNG stations were closed from Tuesday for indefinite adding that it has no agenda of public welfare and development. He maintained that PTI lead Govt brought the nation at the turn where it has no chance to back except to leave the Govt. Mr. Chandio expressed that it was injustice with period without any reasonable reasons. He said that it was for the first time that the stations were closed indefinitely. He slammed federal government and said that it boasted to generate thousands of jobs but thousands of workers were being rendered unemployed these days because Sindh Province by Federal Govt because of acute shortage of water in across the province which lead down the economic condition of province and special its coastal districts. He added that Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) is sole of poor policy of the government. He said that all stakeholders would hold a meeting in Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) later today to evolve a strategy in this respect. “Sindh produces total 70 percent gas in the country, consumes 30 percent and gives another 40per- U-turns” Govt has nothing to deliver the nation: Allah Dino Chandio party which can overwhelm the prevailing crises occurred in the country. He said that people of Pakistan including Sindh province were united under the young leadership of Chairman, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and are enthusiastic to fulfill the vision of Shaheed Benazir Bhutto and Shaheed ZA Bhutto. Adding he said that the development of the district Badin was a deep dream of PPP and all are taking their untiring effort towards adding that journalists are their reflections of their activities and they were playing their role to lead us towards development of the province and district as well. He assured all possible and positive support to the journalists of Badin. Old man dies in road accident FAISALABAD: 55 year old man has died and other has been critically injured in a road mishap. According to media reports, Speedy Truck on Pensara road hit Motorbike and as a result the rider Zahir khan died on the spot and Irfan Illahi was critically injured. 1122 team reached scene and shifted critically injured man to Bahwana hospital. cent to other provinces, while there must be no gas loadshedding in that province which produces the maximum gas or other natural resources TRANSPORTERS TO BLOCK ALL HIGH- WAYS ON DEC 16: Sindh Hiace Van Association president Manzoor Ali Brohi threatened that transporters would block all highways on Dec 16 from Sukkur and they would not call them off , until the stations were opened. He said that there were 5,000-6,000 CNG-fitted Hiace vans in Sindh and over 35,000 workers were directly associated with this business, while over 400,000 passengers travelled daily in the province by using these services. He said that there were over 70,000 rickshaws and over 2,500 pick-up vehicles on CNG. Later on, they held a protest demonstration outside the local press club. AIOU develops research-based botanical garden ISLAMABAD: A botanical garden has been formally set up in Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) that is to work as research-lab for the students of horticulture sector. “We are planning to plant soon around 100 medicinal saplings in the garden that will meet wideranging needs of academic research, said the Head of the University’s Horticulture section Fozia Anjum. The botanical garden is a part of Green House that is maintained by the University’s gardeners on regular basis. We are making it an exemplary one in line with concept of Green Pakistan, she added. The botanical garden will have documented collections of living plants for the purposes of scientific research, conservation, display and education. STAFF REPORT BADIN: Deputy Commissioner Badin, Dr. Hafeez Ahmed Siyal held a meeting in Darbar hall Badin on the eve of International corruption day and NGOs working in the district. While addressing DC Badin said corruption FAISALABAD: Brother has allegedly shot dead his sister in Shor khot, Chak no 491. According to media Friday, December 14, 2018 National reports, Muhammad Usman opened fire on her sister Iqra Bibi-23 over a domestic dispute who died on the 3 Brother guns down his sister STAFF REPORT BADIN: Sindh Abadgar association to hold protest demonstration and sit-in in front of Sindh assembly Karachi on 17th of December, 2018. These views were expressed by Advocate Ali Palh, president, Sindh agriculture research council, Advocate Muhammad Thebo, Advocate Muhammad Saleem Khizri, Fida Hussain Chohan, Zaheer Ahmed Thebo, Pir Fayaz Shah Rashdi,president, Sindh Abadgar association, Tarique Mehmood Arain, Lutuf Ali Malkani and others during a press conference held in Badin press club on Thursday. Advocate Ali Palh said they would hold protest demonstration against acute water shortage, sugar mills owners and anti growers policies. Growers said government was not taking action against those involved in water theft but FIRs were registered against growers of tail ends. While president,Sindh Abadgar association, Pir Fayaz Shah Rashdi and general secretary, Tarique Mehmood Arain alleged that government was not implementing honourable Supreme Court's verdict spot. The killer escaped from the Scene. Waryam police have started further investigation. Sindh Abadgar association to hold protest demo and sit-in against anti agriculture policies and delibrately neglecting to held influencial growers involved in water theft and growers of tail ends were suffered of FIRs. Representitives of growers said to make protest demonstration successful, they were visiting to meet elected representitives, growers associations and civil society and they would be invited to participate the protest. They said due to irrelevant policies agriculture of Sindh province was destroyed and devastated. They said sugar mills owners should be directed to purchase sugarcane at the rate of Rs:182 per 40kgs. RAWALPINDI: Workers of Parks and Horticulture Authority (PHA) are busy in planting of sampling on green built. Survey of illegal plazas in Rawalpindi region kicks off RAWALPINDI: Just after the operation against encroachments and land mafia , now provincial government has decided to launch a drive against the illegal plazas. According to media reports, decision has been taken to launch an operation against the illegal plazas in the Rawalpindi region. was cancer for the society and affecting development and progress. He said all departments were working properly if any citizen has complaint against any civil servant or department it could be complaint to DC office Badin and anti corruption department and those to be Orders have also been issued to Anti-corruption department to prepare a report after conducting survey . On the other hand, teams of technical department have started conducting survey. A n t i - c o r r u p t i o n department has been directed to identify such plazas which have constructed shops in the resolved. Dr. Hafeez said NGOs should serve people and collaborate district management. He said NGOs should utilize funds efficiently for the welfare and progress of people. On the other hand, a delegation of Badin press club led by basement instead of parking without approval of maps and they have either sold out these shops or given them on rent. Progress report will be presented to provincial government after completion of survey. Director Anti-corruption region has said that further action will be taken after the survey. DC Badin holds meeting of NGOs Tanveer Ahmed Arain, president, Badin press club also met with DC Badin in connection of payment of advertisement of 14th Agust, 2018. DC Badin assured the delegation that the matter of payment of advertisement to be resolved within week. HYDERABAD: Photos of art gallery organized by HR activist Dr. Ashothama on health and education. PTA hosts 19th meeting of South Asian Telecom Regulators’ Council ISLAMABAD: The three-day 19th Meeting of the South Asian Telecom Regulators Council (SATRC-19) commenced here on Thursday. The high level meeting digitization from 13-15 December 2018 is being hosted by the P a k i s t a n Te l e c o m m u n i c a t i o n Authority (PTA) in collaboration with Asia-Pacific Telecommunity (APT). In his inaugural address, Dr. Khalid MaqboolSiddiqui, Federal Minister for Information Technology & Te l e c o m m u n i c a t i o n s (MoIT) said that, MoIT is continuously working on new projects for maximum economic impact through collaboration, digitization, research and innovation in new emerging technologies within the ICT and other socioeconomic sectors. The Telecom Policy and recently announced Digital Pakistan Policy envisions us to become a strategic enabler for an accelerated ecosystem which propagates the knowledge based economy and spurs socioeconomic growth. The Minister said that, the Government is also planning for development of IT zones, software technology parks at major cities, and to finance research & development activities, entrepreneurship and innovation. He appreciated the efforts of PTA and APT to promote regional harmony and knowledge exchange through the platform of SATRC and vowed to provide continuous patronage from the Government for such efforts. On this occasion, Ms. A r e e w a n H a o r a n g s i , Secretary General, Asia- Pacific Telecommunity said that this event will assist the regulatory bodies of member countries in acquiring knowledge and skills to address the common challenges facing the region.. In addition, it will also promote cooperation and dialogue between regulators and industry to introduce best regional and international practices in the member countries. SATRC is an important forum under the APT that provides delegates with a unique networking opportunity to the country delegates which may lead to mutual collaborations on similar opportunities and challenges. Red meat raises heart disease risk through gut bacteria ISLAMABAD: Scientists have uncovered further evidence of how a diet rich in red meat interacts with gut bacteria to raise the risk of heart disease. They found that people who ate red meat as their main source of protein for 1 month had levels of trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) that were two to three times higher than those in people who got their protein primarily from white meat or nonmeat sources. Gut bacteria produce TMAO as a byproduct when they feed on certain nutrients during digestion. Previous studies have implicated high circulating levels of TMAO in the development of artery-blocking plaques and raised risk of heart-related conditions. In the recent research, scientists at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio uncovered two mechanisms through which a diet rich in red meat raises TMAO levels. It appears that not only does frequent consumption of red meat enhance gut bacteria production of TMAO, but it also reduces elimination of the compound through the kidneys. The European Heart Journal has published a report on the study and its findings. "This is the first study of our knowledge," says senior study author Dr. Stanley L. Hazen, who chairs the Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine in the Cleveland Clinic's Lerner Research Institute, "to show that the kidneys can change how effectively they expel different compounds depending on the diet that one eats — other than salts and water." In previous work, Dr. Hazen and his team had found that TMAO alters blood platelets to raise the risk of thrombosis, or blood clots. Their work revealed that TMAO modifies calcium signaling in blood platelets. In addition, it showed that platelets respond differently to blood-clotting triggers when blood levels of TMAO are high. The team proposed that the compound could be a powerful predictor of the risk of heart attack, stroke, and death — even when cholesterol and blood pressure levels are healthy. Others have since replicated the findings and, like Dr. Hazen and his team, have continued to investigate TMAO and its impact on health. Research from the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom, for example, demonstrated that people with acute heart failure fared worse if they had higher circulating levels of TMAO. Clinical trials are also underway to test TMAO as a predictive marker ofheart disease risk. The recent study assigned 113 individuals to follow three tightly controlled diets in a random order for 4 weeks each with a "washout diet" preceding the changeover.
Page 1: CMYK CMYK CMYK Metropolitan: PTI re
Page 5 and 6: Leader: US aiding and abetting Saud
Page 7 and 8: PCB earns rights to 2020 Asia Cup,

14 december 2018

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?