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Afghanistan Earthquake Tragedy: Hearts Heavy as Region Mourns

A devastating earthquake has shaken eastern Afghanistan, leaving our neighboring nation in profound grief and desperate need of rescue operations. The catastrophic tremors have claimed at least 1,400 precious lives and left over 3,000 people injured across the affected regions. Families have been torn apart, communities destroyed, and countless survivors remain trapped beneath the rubble, fighting for their lives as rescue teams race against time. International Response In response to this humanitarian crisis, the United Arab Emirates has mobilized comprehensive relief efforts under the directives of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. UAE Search and Rescue teams, alongside units from the Joint Operations Command, have been deployed to coordinate with local Afghan authorities. The UAE mission includes conducting crucial field assessments to determine proper response strategies, providing logistical support to affected areas, and executing rescue operations to ext...
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Can Pakistan Bounce Back? Unraveling the Challenges After a 6-1 Defeat to Tajikistan in FIFA World Cup Qualifiers


 In a disheartening turn of events at Jinnah Stadium, Islamabad, Pakistan faced defeat 6–1 against Tajikistan in their recent FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifiers match. The setback revealed countless challenges, ranging from player fitness to fundamental issues in the team structure.

Struggles on the Field

Patience appeared to be missing temperance as Pakistani players more than once lost belonging, overseeing just 29% of the ball & making only four attempts at goal. The rush toward the goal led to an inability to play composed football, and the reliance on long balls failed to threaten Tajikistan’s solid defensive line.

Structural Woes

Tajikistan cleverly exploited empty spaces, scoring three goals from outside the box. The midfield’s failure to press at the right time and cover spaces left the team vulnerable and out of sync with the intensity of the match.

Missing Pieces

The absence of key players added to Pakistan’s woes. Skipper Easah Suliman, pivotal in the historic win against Cambodia, was sidelined due to a meniscus injury. His leadership was sorely missed on the field. Moreover, the suspension of beginning right-back Rao Umar Hayat left a protective hole that Tajikistan took advantage of pitilessly. The absence of Shayak Dost, a reliable right-winger with defensive prowess, further weakened the team.

With 10 goals conceded in two games, the road ahead for Pakistan in the qualifiers appears challenging. The upcoming match against Jordan on March 21, 2024, holds immense significance. The spotlight now turns to head coach Stephen Constantine and the measures he plans to implement in the coming months to shore up the team’s structure & reignite their chances of progression. The question looms: Can Pakistan bounce back from this setback? The footballing world eagerly awaits the answer.

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