January 10, 2008
Shahi Mosque, Chitral, Pakistan
I'm serous about that concept by the way. I believe there needs to be a policy by the UN that provides cell phone technology along with humanitarian air drops to places with extreme violence. There needs to be satellites that can be available to pick up those messages, end the violence and root out terrorists. It's hideous it hasn't been accomplished already.
Shahi Mosque is one of the popular mosques of Pakistan. Pakistan Shahi mosque is something different in architecture. Shahi Mosque is located in the Chaniot town of Pakistan. The location is just on the hilly areas resembling a picturous atmosphere. The buildings in and around the Chaniot are something exquisite on its own. This was possible due to the expertise ness of the local architect. The apartments of Chaniot town are well decorated with rooms are well furnished.
ABBOTABAD, 11 January 2008 (IRIN) - Speaking over a crackly phone line from the village of Nambli in Pakistan’s Himalayan foothills, and an hour's drive from the city of Abbottabad, Muhammad Qayyum describes his plight:
"For two days, my family and I, including three children under 10, have lived on potatoes and the milk our goat provides,” the 35-year-old said. “We have run out of all other stocks and the snow makes it impossible to acquire them,” he said, explaining that blocked roads meant even local markets were not being supplied.
Exceptionally heavy snow and torrential rains over the past week have paralysed much of northern Pakistan, resulting in acute hardship for people across the mountainous region.
Major roads have hitherto been routinely cleared of snow but prevailing weather conditions in much of Pakistan’s North West Frontier Province (NWFP) and Pakistani-administered Kashmir make the task all but impossible at present.“
People are trapped in their homes by snow and the very heavy snowfall makes it impossible to send relief to them," Abdul Manan, a social worker in Abbottabad, 100km north of the capital, Islamabad, told IRIN....
