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After spending 7 long days at 'One of the hottest places on #earth' #Jacobabad #Sindh, I am back to #Karachi with heavy heart. Being journalist traveling, visiting and exploring new places is really a fun, but I feel so sad after this trip.
#IfYouLoveSindhVisitSindh
After spending 7 long days at 'One of the hottest places on #earth' #Jacobabad #Sindh, I am back to #Karachi with heavy heart. Being journalist traveling, visiting and exploring new places is really a fun, but I feel so sad after this trip.
#IfYouLoveSindhVisitSindh
During this trip I met with all those people who work work under scorching sun, worst victim to #ClimateChange including #farmers #harvestors brick knil workers, traffic wardens, sanitary workers, lady health workers, polio workers, herders and others.
#IfYouLoveSindhVisitSindh
#IfYouLoveSindhVisitSindh
These workers/public servant are provided any shades/cooling place during afternoons, no drinking water, no duty hour relaxations (from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM) and they are forced to rot under scorching sun.
#ClimateChange #Jacobabad #journolife
#IfYouLoveSindhVisitSindh
#ClimateChange #Jacobabad #journolife
#IfYouLoveSindhVisitSindh
Hey y’all! I’m listening to today’s #COVID19 update with Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Alberta’s chief medical officer of health. Follow along below. @calgaryherald @calgarysun #COVID19AB
The province has recorded another 323 cases of COVID-19, bringing the active case count to 3,203 in Alberta. Majority in the Edmonton zone. #COVID19AB
@theJonRoe has some more details here. Tweeting from my car (#journolife) so toggling between Twitter and the internet isn’t going ~super fast~
SCOOP: The Trump admin drafted a slew of plans to consider not only circumventing state laws limiting the DHS access to driver records, but to retaliate against states that refuse to provide the information they seek, according to govt docs I obtained.
buzzfeednews.com/article/hameda…
buzzfeednews.com/article/hameda…
James McCament, an influential agency figure and acting head of the DHS policy office, wrote in a signed memo dated 1/27 that the agency could use “friendly” states to collect information for federal immigration authorities that would otherwise be inaccessible by law.
The memo also included retaliation measures against states that limit access to records, such as closing down DHS offices, refusing to accept their state ID, cutting TSA PreCheck services, and potentially subpoenaing for drivers’ licenses provided to undocumented immigrants.
