Mazhar Abbas is a reporter whose work has been featured in various media outlets, including Geo Tv Network, BNN Breaking, NewsBreak, Metals Daily, and The News International. With a diverse range of topics, Mazhar covers news and events from Pakistan and around the world, including politics, social issues, crime, and environmental concerns.
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