1. AirSial Announces Walk-In Interviews for Cabin Crew Jobs
RAWALPINDI – AirSial has announced walk-in interviews for female cabin crew positions, scheduled for August 13, 2025 at PC Hotel, Mall Road, Rawalpindi from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The airline is offering a starting salary of over PKR 100,000, with additional travel and career benefits. Applicants must be between 18–25 years, have completed Intermediate/A-Levels, and meet specific height and grooming standards.
2. Train Derailment Near Lahore Injures 27
LAHORE – At least 27 people were injured after three carriages of the Islamabad Express derailed near Kala Shah Kaku. Rescue teams responded swiftly, and all injured passengers were shifted to nearby hospitals. No fatalities were reported. Authorities are investigating the cause of the incident, which has raised renewed concerns over Pakistan’s aging railway infrastructure.
3. Pakistan and U.S. Finalize Oil Trade Agreement
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan and the United States have signed a new trade agreement focused on developing Pakistan’s oil reserves and reducing tariffs on energy imports. As part of the deal, export duties have been lowered from 29% to 19%. The government hailed the agreement as a breakthrough for energy security, while experts urged caution regarding resource viability.
4. U.S. Issues Travel Warning for Karachi Hotels
KARACHI – Following reported threats, the U.S. State Department has advised its personnel to avoid high-end hotels in Karachi. A travel advisory urges Americans in Pakistan to exercise caution, especially in areas with heavy foreign presence. Local authorities have increased security measures in response.
5. Rights Body Condemns Terror Charges Against 7-Year-Old
QUETTA – Pakistan’s Human Rights Commission has demanded the withdrawal of terrorism charges against a 7-year-old boy in Balochistan. The child allegedly shared a video featuring a political dissident. The case has sparked outrage across civil society and human rights circles, who call the charges “grossly disproportionate.”