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Murtaza Zehri is a journalist based in Quetta, Pakistan. Born in the Baluchistan province of Pakistan, I have established myself as a prominent journalist and documentary filmmaker in the region over the past 14 years. My expertise in videography, video editing, script writing, and storytelling has made me a trusted source of news and information for the people of the province. My career began in the newspaper industry, where I honed my skills as a reporter and writer. I quickly realized the power of visual storytelling and transitioned to television, radio, and digital media, where I could utilize my talents in videography and video editing. With my exceptional eye for detail, I have captured the essence of the province's culture, beauty, and hardships in my work. As a reporter, I have specialized in a variety of areas, including politics, tourism, crime, conflict reporting, climate change, and culture. My ability to delve into complex issues and provide comprehensive and unbiased coverage has earned My respect and admiration from my colleagues and the public. In addition to my work in journalism, I have also made several documentaries that have garnered critical acclaim. My documentaries have covered a range of topics, from the struggles of the region's marginalized communities to the impact of climate change on the province's economy and people. Through My work, I have brought attention to important issues and given a voice to those who are often ignored. Overall, My dedication to your craft and my commitment to providing accurate and insightful reporting have made me a valuable asset to the media industry in Baluchistan province and beyond. My contributions have not gone unnoticed, and I am widely respected and admired for your work.
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Locals Protest Travel Restrictions at Pakistan-Afghanistan Border
Pakistan has mandated that all undocumented Afghans must leave by November 1, introducing a requirement for locals to present visas or passports to cross the border. This policy has sparked protests among locals who lack the necessary documents, highlighting the challenges faced by those living near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
The handkerchief you can’t get married without in Pakistan
In the Pashtun and Baloch tribes of Balochistan, Pakistan, a handkerchief called 'Dasmal' plays a crucial role in engagement and marriage rituals. Aryan Khan explains that the handkerchief, featuring three significant colors, symbolizes the girl's family's approval of the marriage proposal. The ritual, deeply rooted in tradition, involves various phases and is considered a beautiful moment in a young man's life. Nazar Mohammad, a commercial seller, highlights the economic aspect, noting that these handkerchiefs are made from silk and satin and are highly valued in the community.
The education of thousands of children has also been affected by the recent floods in Balochistan. Zahoor Ahmed, a school teacher in Hana Orak area of Quetta, is trying to continue the education of these flood affected children. He says that he could no
According to an estimate, chalgoza worth billions of rupees is cultivated in Pakistan every year. But this year, the fire that broke out in the forests of Chalghoze in Shirani district of Balochistan has significantly reduced the production of this dry fr
After almost 25 years, preparations are underway for the big match at Quetta's Bugti Stadium. An exhibition match of the Pakistan Super League will be played at the stadium on February 5, in which Peshawar Zalmi and Quetta Gladiators will compete. The sta
70-year-old Mohammad Bakhsh Marri of Kalat in Balochistan is continuing the art of making precious and ornate sticks, which were used by tribal chiefs in the past, to keep the Baloch culture alive. The price of these sticks in the market is up to 60 thous
Pakistani News Crew Detained by Taliban for Over 10 Days
Muhammad Iqbal Mengal and Shehzad Ahmed, journalists from Pakistani broadcaster 92 News, were detained by the Taliban in Kabul for over 10 days. They were released after intervention from the Pakistan embassy and journalism organizations. The Taliban's actions have raised concerns about their promises to allow media freedom. The Committee to Protect Journalists and the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights have called on the Taliban to cease using force and detaining journalists. The journalists were released without charge on September 9.
Baluchistan Mines Faulted for Poor Safety Conditions
The coal mines in the Pakistani province of Baluchistan, known for coal production since British colonial times, are reported to have unsafe conditions for the thousands of contract laborers working there. Murtaza Zehri of VOA provides an inside look at one such mine near Quetta.
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