APNS condemns acts of vandalism against media
KARACHI: The All Pakistan Newspapers Society has severely criticised “attempts to browbeat media with acts of vandalism and looting and burning of copies of newspapers”. In a press release issued
KARACHI: The All Pakistan Newspapers Society has severely criticised “attempts to browbeat media with acts of vandalism and looting and burning of copies of newspapers”. In a press release issued
KARACHI: The APNS strongly flays attempts to browbeat the media by acts of vandalism, looting and burning of copies of newspapers, a press release of the All Pakistan Newspapers Society
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