Endangered Beauty!

   Endangered Snow Leopard 

  As we know that day by day snow leopards are being hunted and killed down to supply illegal fur traders and for their bones which are ground to powder and used illegally used in traditional Asian medicines, for their bones and smokey grey fur coats.If this keeps going on snow leopards will eventually extinct and none fill be left on Earth they are mostly found in the high,rugged mountains of Central Asia. Their range extends through most countries like Afghanistan, Bhutan, China, India, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, New York and Pakistan.
The reports gives an estimate of 4,000 to 7,000 snow leopards left in the wild, there is a good chance the figure is closer to the lower end of that range and could be as low as 3,500 left!.The snow leopards were categorized as endangered  species by the TWCU- The World Conservation Union in 1972.
Save Snow Leopards!!
30th/10/2011

                

Heart Melting Story :(

 A Woman

was Admitted in

... Hospital as She was

Suffering from Brain

Tumor :( Her Son &

Relatives were Around

Her, She Died within a

few Hours :'( Her Son

Cried the whole Day &

Became Ill. He 

Returns

Home the Next Day; &

Wen He Opened His

Moms Cupboard, He

found some Tablets

kept in a Letter,!! In the

Letter it was Written: "

TAKE THESE TABLETS

DEAR; I know U Catch

Cold Easily after

Crying :'( :(

"MOTHERS LOVE MAKE IT LIVE LONG ♥"

REHABILITATION OF RAIN AFFECTEES TOP PRIORITY: PM GILANI

NAWABSHAH: Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani on Saturday said that timely rehabilitation of the rain and flood hit people in Sindh was among the top most priorities of government.

Following a briefing given to him here at Zardari House by officials of National Disaster Management Authority, the Prime Minister said that efforts were underway to provide all essential facilities at the relief camps established for the flood victims.

The Prime Minister was briefed about the flood situation in Sindh as he started his two-day tour to supervise relief activities in the province.

The officials of NDMA and provincial government apprised the Prime Minister of the situation of massive floods that had impacted scores of people in Sindh. He was informed that 32,000 villages were submerged with 1.35 million houses damaged, 5.6 million people affected and 345 dead due to the floods in the province.

The Prime Minister was informed that NDMA and local authorities were busy in providing relief goods to the flood affected people.

The Prime Minister said that the government as its first line of action would ensure transportation of affected villagers to the relief camps and immediate availability of food as well as medical care to them.

On this occasion he announced to visit each and every flood affected district and to personally review steps taken for the relief and assistance of the sufferers.

"It was due to the gravity of situation and commitment towards the well-being of masses that I have cancelled visit to the USA," said the Prime Minister. He expressed his deep grief about the enormity of losses and devastation caused to the people due to rains and floods.

He said the government was fully conscious of its responsibilities towards the victims and besides expediting the ongoing assistance to them, a strategy was also being evolved for their proper rehabilitation.

MNA Faryal Talpur, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah, Governor Punjab Latif Khosa, Sindh Information Minister Sharjeel Memon and members of PM's Flood Relief Committee Raja Pervez Ashraf and Nazar Mohammad Gondal also attended the briefing.

Later the Prime Minister also took an aerial view of Badin and Hyderabad. The Punjab Governor and Sindh Chief Minister also accompanied him. (APP)

Source : The News dated Sep 18, 11

REHABILITATION OF RAIN AFFECTEES TOP PRIORITY!

NAWABSHAH: Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani on Saturday said that timely rehabilitation of the rain and flood hit people in Sindh was among the top most priorities of government.

Following a briefing given to him here at Zardari House by officials of National Disaster Management Authority, the Prime Minister said that efforts were underway to provide all essential facilities at the relief camps established for the flood victims.

The Prime Minister was briefed about the flood situation in Sindh as he started his two-day tour to supervise relief activities in the province.

The officials of NDMA and provincial government apprised the Prime Minister of the situation of massive floods that had impacted scores of people in Sindh. He was informed that 32,000 villages were submerged with 1.35 million houses damaged, 5.6 million people affected and 345 dead due to the floods in the province.

The Prime Minister was informed that NDMA and local authorities were busy in providing relief goods to the flood affected people.

The Prime Minister said that the government as its first line of action would ensure transportation of affected villagers to the relief camps and immediate availability of food as well as medical care to them.

On this occasion he announced to visit each and every flood affected district and to personally review steps taken for the relief and assistance of the sufferers.

"It was due to the gravity of situation and commitment towards the well-being of masses that I have canceled visit to the USA," said the Prime Minister. He expressed his deep grief about the enormity of losses and devastation caused to the people due to rains and floods.

He said the government was fully conscious of its responsibilities towards the victims and besides expediting the ongoing assistance to them, a strategy was also being evolved for their proper rehabilitation.

MNA Faryal Talpur, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah, Governor Punjab Latif Khosa, Sindh Information Minister Sharjeel Memon and members of PM's Flood Relief Committee Raja Pervez Ashraf and Nazar Mohammad Gondal also attended the briefing.

Later the Prime Minister also took an aerial view of Badin and Hyderabad. The Punjab Governor and Sindh Chief Minister also accompanied him. (APP)

Source :           The News dated Sep 18