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At least 25 members of a family reportedly fell into the Muzaffargarh Canal and were swept away by the strong current, triggering an urgent rescue operation. According to the available information, rescue teams have so far managed to recover five people from the canal. Efforts to locate and rescue the remaining family members are continuing. The incident has raised concerns over the difficult conditions faced by rescuers, particularly because of the canal’s flowing water. Calls have been made to the authorities to immediately reduce or temporarily stop the water flow in the canal to facilitate the search operation. Local residents and concerned citizens have urged the government and relevant departments to take emergency measures. They said controlling the water flow could help rescue teams search the canal more effectively and improve the chances of locating those still missing. Rescue personnel are continuing their search while families and local residents remain at the scene. The exact circumstances that led to so many members of the same family falling into the canal have not yet been established. Authorities are expected to provide further information as the rescue operation progresses. The number of people rescued, missing or recovered may change as search teams continue their efforts. The incident has also prompted appeals for public support. Residents have been asked to assist the affected family and share verified information about the rescue operation.

A woman who was allegedly brought to Pakistan from Bangkok on the promise of marriage has accused a man of sexually assaulting her in Rawalpindi. Police said a case was registered at the Rawat police station on the woman’s complaint. The allegations have been included in the first information report (FIR) registered against the nominated suspect. According to the FIR, the woman met the suspect in Bangkok about two years ago. The two reportedly developed a friendship after their meeting. She later alleged that the suspect continued to remain in contact with her and promised to marry her. The woman stated that around four months ago, she came to Pakistan after being assured of marriage. She said the suspect arranged a rented apartment for her in a private housing society in Rawalpindi. She then began living at the apartment. According to her statement, the suspect allegedly sexually assaulted her on several occasions. She claimed that whenever she asked him to marry her, he avoided giving a clear response and continued to delay the matter. The woman also alleged that the suspect restricted her movement. She claimed that she was not allowed to leave the apartment freely. She further accused him of physically assaulting her during her stay there. The complainant also alleged that the suspect took her money when he left the apartment. She approached the police after the alleged incidents and requested legal action against the man. Police confirmed that the nominated suspect has been arrested. After the FIR was registered, the investigation was handed over to the relevant specialised investigation unit. Officials said the case is under investigation. Police are collecting evidence and examining the allegations made by the complainant. Further legal action will be taken in accordance with the findings of the investigation.