The plans of a thief aspiring were frustrated when 60 feet fell in a well while trying to steal a tubewell in a town near Arifwala.
The individual, identified as Ali de Village 46 EB, had ventured to Village 64 EB with the intention of committing robbery. However, during his attempt, he lost his balance and fell into the deep well.
Upon realizing the seriousness of his situation, Ali asked for help, and rescue personnel quickly came to the scene using location monitoring.
They managed to get him out of the well, and took him to the hospital to receive treatment for his wounds.
During the police interrogation, Ali admitted his intention to steal the Tubewell.
On the other hand, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a reduction in Electric Tariffs in RS1 by Kilovatio-Hora for all consumers in Pakistan.
This movement, part of a broader aid package, aims to relieve financial burden for consumers, potentially saving up to RS100 billion. The relief will be financed through a gas tax used by electric power plants.
This decision follows the recent Pakistan personnel level agreement with the IMF, unlocking access to $ 1 billion under the extended fund (EFF).
The IMF has also noticed that Pakistan inflation is at its lowest point since 2015, with positive economic indicators.
The IMF Executive Board is expected to approve the release of $ 1 billion for April or May, with another $ 1.3 billion disbursed for 28 months, depending on meeting certain conditions, including a carbon tax.
