Today’s outlook: Council of Common Interests meets, coronavirus kills 46

Here are some of the stories we will be following today (Wednesday):

• Prime Minister Imran Khan has summoned a meeting of the Council of Common Interests today. The meeting, attended by all chief ministers, will discuss the issue of water distribution.
• A meeting of the PTI parliamentary party will be held today. It will ponder over ruckus in the National Assembly, strategy to get the budget approved and different suggestions.
• Another 46 people die of coronavirus in Pakistan. The overall death toll has reached 21,874. The country reports 1,119 fresh cases.
• Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi will leave for Turkey on four-day visit Thursday.
• The operation to demolish Aladin Shopping Mall and Pavilion End Club continues for the third day today. It was ordered by the Supreme Court.
• The Federal Investigation Agency has summoned Hamza Shehbaz on June 24. He is accused of laundering Rs25 billion out of the country.
• The State Bank of Pakistan limits free Interbank Funds Transfers to Rs25,000 per month. It has allowed capped charges for higher amounts in new instructions.
• Renowned Pakistani TV presenter Tariq Aziz is being remembered on his first death anniversary today.
• Multan Sultans knock Quetta Gladiators out of Pakistan Super League’s 6th edition. Gladiators were defeated by 110 runs.
• Islamabad United will face off Peshawar Zalmi, while Karachi Kings will clash with Lahore Qalandars in Abu Dhabi today.

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