Pakistan stock exchange in karachi under attack.Two of terrorist were killed,

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Pakistan stock exchange in karachi under attack.Two of terrorist were killed


At least two people killed after armed men stormed the Pakistan Stock Exchange building in Karachi





At least two people killed after armed men stormed the Pakistan Stock Exchange building in Karachi, firing continues, according to local media.

Firing at Karachi stock exchange- 5 deaths reported Police said the incident took place near the main gate of the PSX as firing continues. The surrounding areas have been sealed by police and Rangers personnel.




Security forces killed 4 Terrorists who tried to enter Pakistan Stock Exchange Karachi , search operation continues.

All Four Terrorists who tried to storm to Karachi stock exchange after hurling a grenade followed by gunfire, have been KILLED as per media reports quoting police sources. Karachi

Worldwide covid19 cases in last 24 hours.


Worldwide coronavirus reached 10,005,071 in past 24 hours according to a database kept by Johns Hopkins University.




U.S.: 2,577,065

Brazil: 1,188,631

Russia: 623,043

India: 526,183

Britain: 308,336

Peru: 264,689

Chile: 254,416

Spain: 247,086

Italy: 239,410

Iran: 212,501

The U.S. recorded a one-day total of 37,720 new confirmed cases, the highest level since late April, when the number peaked at 36,400, according to a database kept by Johns Hopkins University. Total cases reached to 2,500,065




The total number of COVID19 cases in Brazil has reached 1,188,631 in the past 24 hours as 42,725 new cases were registered, its health ministry said Wednesday.
The death toll stands at 53,830, with 649,908 recoveries.


India recorded highest single daily spike of 18,922 COVID19 cases in the past 24 hours, bringing the nationwide tally to 525,105 infections and 14,894 fatalities, said its health ministry.The country's daily nucleic acid testing capacity has topped 200,00




Russia reports 7,113 new coronavirus cases on Thursday, raising national tally to 623,994. Another 92 people died overnight, bringing death toll to 8,605.

WHO SAID AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine IS the world’s leading and most advanced


AstraZeneca’s experimental Covid-19 vaccine is probably the world’s leading candidate and most advanced in terms of development, the World Health Organization’s (WHO) chief scientist said on Friday.

COVID-19 vaccine candidate is probably the world's leading candidate and most advanced in terms of development, the World Health Organization's chief scientist said on Friday.




Soumya Swaminathan said that Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine candidate was also "not far behind Astrazeneca's among more than 200 candidates 15 of which have entered clinical trials.

The WHO is in talks with multiple Chinese manufacturers including Sinovac on potential vaccines, she said.




We do know that Moderna’s vaccine is also going to go into phase three clinical trials, probably from the middle of July, and so that vaccine candidate is not far behind, she said.

But I think AstraZeneca certainly has a more global scope at the moment in terms of where they are doing and planning their vaccine trials.”




The WHO is in talks with multiple Chinese manufacturers, including Sinovac, on potential vaccines, as well as with Indian researchers, Swaminathan said.

She called for drugmakers to consider collaborating on Covid-19 vaccine trials, similar to the WHO’s ongoing Solidarity trial for drugs.




A WHO led coalition fighting the pandemic on Friday asked government and private sector donors to help raise $31.3 billion in the next 12 months to develop and deliver tests, treatments and vaccines for the disease.





Lightning strikes killed at least 117 people in Indian state bihar


Lightning strikes killed at least 117 people in India's eastern Bihar state and in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, according to local authorities




In the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, 24 people died due to lightning in the past 24 hours, according to senior Uttar Pradesh State Disaster Management Authority official Aditi Umrao.




In the neighboring Indian state of Bihar, at least 83 people were killed in lightning strikes on Thursday, according to the state government.In total, at least 107 people have died from lightning strikes in the two states.

Bihar's Disaster Management Department said the Gopalganj district saw the highest death toll, with 13 people killed. The rest of the deaths were recorded in 22 separate areas across the state.




All the deaths in Bihar were recorded Thursday. Compensation of $5,300 will be given to the families who have lost loved ones, said Sandeep Kumar, an official at Bihar's Disaster Management Department

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