Aamir Yasin is a journalist at the Dawn Group of Newspapers. He covers a diverse range of themes including construction and real estate, public transportation, climate change, and water management, with a focus on both regional and world news. Aamir's work has been featured in various platforms, highlighting his expertise in the construction industry, traffic management systems, and climate policy.
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Rawalpindi, Pakistan (Local)
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Aamir Yasin's focus is primarily on local government and political events in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. His coverage heavily emphasizes government announcements and local developments such as infrastructure projects, vaccination campaigns, and political events.
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Waterlogging, potholes and delayed repairs trouble motorists and pedestrians
By: Aamir Yasin
RAWALPINDI: The Punjab government has approved a Rs36 billion project for the construction of a surface water...
By: Aamir Yasin
RAWALPINDI: After a three-month summer vacation, public and private schools reopened on Monday, while the District...
By: Aamir Yasin
Tracks alongside Main Line-2 to be upgraded thru public-private plan
By: Munawer Azeem, Aamir Yasin, Mohammad Asghar
Routes of processions and buildings decorated with buntings
By: Aamir Yasin
RAWALPINDI: The Punjab government has formed a technical task force which will visit hospitals and ensure that all...
By: Ikram Junaidi, Aamir Yasin
Holy Family Hospital receives eight patients as MS says no rush in gynae, paediatrics wards
“Despite getting hefty amounts as electricity bills, the Islamabad Electric Supply Company (Iesco) has failed to provide uninterrupted electricity supply to domestic residents,” said Mohammad Umer, a resident of Media Town.
By: Aamir Yasin
49 hydrants needed in hospitals in Rawalpindi, Murree, Attock, Chakwal and Jhelum, meeting informed
