Forex uses currency and stock markets of many countries to generate a market for trading, where millions of times a day and are marketed and traded. This market is similar to that of the stock market, because people buy and sell, but the market and all the results are much larger. Markets Forex Trading from Deutsche Bank, UBS, Citigroup, and others such as HSBC, Braclays, Merrill Lynch, JP Morgan Chase and others, like Goldman Sachs, ABN Amro, Morgan Stanley, and so suite.

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Unable to perform Translation:invalid textIf learning the forex market, it is important to recognize, there is no person or bank, which controls operations in the foreign exchange market. Various currencies, and all over the world. The most traded currency in the foreign exchange market is the U.S. dollar, the euro, Japanese yen, sterling and Swiss franc and Australian dollar. These are just some of the currencies in the Forex market with many other services and currencies. The principal markets for trading Forex Trading is located in Tokyo, New York and London, but with other smaller commercial centers thought that the world is good.

Runaway Drone Shot Afghanistan

A drone pilot's nightmare came true when operators lost control of an armed MQ-9 Reaper flying a combat mission over Afghanistan on Sunday. That led a manned U.S. aircraft to shoot down the unresponsive drone before it flew beyond the edge of Afghanistan airspace.

The U.S. Air Force stated that a manned aircraft took 'proactive measures' to shoot down the Reaper, which ended up crashing into the side of a mountain. Reaper drones have typically engaged in hunter-killer missions over Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan by targeting enemies on the ground with Hellfire missiles.

Kayani flies F-16, takes part in operation?

For the first time in the history of the country, Chief of Army Staff Gen Ashfaq Kayani co-piloted an F-16 over Swat on Monday, and vowed to defend the nation “at all costs”. The Air Chief Marshall Rao Qamar Suleman was also accompanied with COAS.

During a visit to the PAF operational base, he told airmen Operation Rah-e-Rast had been the last resort after all peaceful options had been exhausted.

He said the Pakistan Air Force and the Pakistan Army were united, and were participating in Operation Rah-e-Rast shoulder-to-shoulder. He also paid tributes to the men who had laid down their lives for the country.

On the occasion, Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Rao Qamar Suleman said the army and air force were united in ending the curse of terrorism.

Later, Air Chief Rao Qamar Suleman see off General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani from operational base.

Suiciders: Modern Day Assassins

The history of suicide attacks has links back to 11th century, when the Assassins, the disciples of the Persian master Alamut, conducted suicide raids on neighboring fortresses. The Koran forbids suicide, And Mr. Post noted, but he added that suicide bombers often consider their deaths acts of heroism, not self-destruction, and believe they will be elaborately rewarded in the afterlife. Harvey Kushner, an expert in terrorism and chairman of the department of criminal justice at Long Island University, noted that suicide attacks are not condoned by most Muslims, but are espoused ’’by leaders of religious factions within the Islamic community’’ who have what he described as ’’a contorted view of what is spiritually permissible.’’ After their deaths, suicide bombers are often celebrated as heroes, said Vamik Volkan, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Virginia Medical School and an expert on interethnic conflict.

Iran Elections

The Iranian government is mount a campaign to disrupt independent media organizations and Web sites that air doubts about the validity of the re-election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as the nation’s president. Reports from Tehran say that social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter were taken down after Mr Ahmadinejad claimed victory. SMS text messaging, a preferred medium of communication for young Iranians, has also been disabled. ’The blocking of access to foreign news media has been stepped up, according to Reporters Without Borders. ’The Internet is now very slow, like the mobile phone network. YouTube and Facebook are hard to access and pro-reform sites are altogether unapproachable.’" A reader momen abdullah sends in one of the more disturbing Ask Slashdots you are going to see. "People, we need your instant help in Iran. We are under attack by the government. They also filtered every sensitive Web page. But our problem is that they also block the SMS network and are scrambling satellite TVs. Please, can you help us to set up some sort of network using our home wireless access points? Can anybody show us a link on how to install small TV/radio stations? Any suggestion for setting up a network? Please tell us what to do or we are going to die in the a nuclear war between Iran and US.

This video posted to was around on YouTube. It was also available on Twitter. These photos on Flickr was good, too. This video from LiveLeak is quite moving, if likely to cause motion-sickness. Twitter search engine Twazzup has created a great aggregator page for real-time multi-media updates from and about Iran. Andrew Sullivan writes well about the extensive use of Twitter by Iranians in the uprising. This in a country where the government recently debated applying the death penalty for subversive blogging.

Barack Obama has a good excuse for not engaging substantially with the protests in the streets - if he condemns the incumbent’s victory then negotiations around nuclear weapons will be much more difficult. What’s CNN’s excuse?

Twenty years ago CNN’s coverage of Tienanmen Square made its reputation. If in twenty more years it has become consensus that real-time, online, crowdsourced media is the best place to keep up with current events, this incident could be an important part of that history unfolding.

Punctuality improves at airports

Just over four in five scheduled flights were on time at UK airports between January and March, the Civil Aviation Authority has said.

A total of 81% of flights either took of landed on time, compared with 70% during the same period in 2008.

The average delay fell from 17 minutes in 2008's first quarter to 12 minutes this year.

But airports were also less busy, with the number of scheduled flights down by 9%, and passenger numbers down by 11%.

According to the CAA, "on time" is defined as either early or under 15 minutes late.

Heathrow, the UK's biggest airport, showed the greatest improvement, with average delays halved from 24 minutes to 12 minutes and on-time flights up to 79%, from 59%.

London City improved from 66% to 84% and halved its average delay to nine minutes.

The number of charter flights taking off or landing on time also improved, climbing from 61% to 68%, while the average delay fell from 29 minutes to 23 minutes.

At Gatwick, 65% of charter flights were on time - up from 59% - while 82% of scheduled flights were on time, a rise of 8%.

Regional airports also improved the punctuality of charter and scheduled flights, to 71% and 83% respectively.

'Greater efficiency'

Among the top 75 scheduled and charter destinations, passengers flying to Rotterdam, in the Netherlands, were most likely to be on time (91%), while those flying to Istanbul, in Turkey, were the most likely to be late (57.9%).

The longest average delays were to Toronto, Canada, (22.4 minutes), while the shortest were to Luxembourg (five minutes).

The CAA monitors the punctuality of flights at Heathrow, Gatwick, Birmingham, Luton, Stansted, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Glasgow and London City airports.

A spokesman for airports operator BAA said the figures reflected the hard work of staff at Heathrow "to maximise efficiencies and make every journey better for passengers".

"The 20% improvement in flights departing on time has in part been helped by Terminal 5 which is performing extremely well and which has enabled greater efficiency across all Heathrow terminals."

Adolf Hitler: Among the Crowds - Worshipping Hitler

Worshipping Hitler

Between 1936 and 1945, German photographer Hugo Jaeger was granted virtually unlimited access to Adolf Hitler, earnestly chronicling, in color, the Fuhrer at public events and in private moments. (Pictured: Reichstag members salute Hitler at a session in Berlin's Kroll Opera House.)

Landmine Awareness Safety Messages

BE AWARE OF THE LANDMINE THREAT

IDENTIFY MINES/UXO

Mines/UXO come in many different shapes, sizes and colours. They may not always be the brightly coloured objects seen in the posters and displays. Age and weathering can change their appearances with the metal mines rusting and the wooden and plastic mines breaking down. On arrival in a mined country a person should visit one of the demining and/or mine awareness agencies to find out which types of landmines are found in that country (as well as the location of known mined areas, the official warning signs/clues, etc). Landmines can be broken into 2 categories as shown on this Cambodian mine/UXO identification leaflet (click on the areas to see more details.)

1. BELOW GROUND MINES

Below ground (buried) mines can be as small as of a cigarette packet - which is capable of blowing off half of one leg, or as large as a car wheel rim (an anti-tank mine) - which will leave no trace of the victim.

Usually these types of mines are difficult, if not impossible to see as they will be buried (usually to depth of 3-5 cm), hidden in tall grass, floating in water or lying under water. Although sometimes they may be exposed through the action of wind or rain.

Below ground mines are designed to detonate when someone applies pressure to the top. The blast action severs the leg, inflicts damage to the lower body sections and drives foreign particles deep into the upper body.

Below ground mines are by far the most commonly used mines as they are cheap to produce, easy to require, light to carry and small enough to effectively hide and lay.

DO NOT TOUCH any mines, even if you are told it is safe (even the experts have accidents). 'Anti-handling' devices may be fitted to a mine, for example the Type 72B mine has an anti-tilt mechanism that will cause it to detonate when tilted 10 degrees or more.

Example #1 of a Below Ground Mine: 'PMN'

An example of a common below ground landmine is the PMN anti-personnel mine. This mine has probably killed and maimed more civilians than any other mine. Originally manufactured in the former Soviet Union, it has also been produced in other countries. PMN mines have been found in Afghanistan, Cambodia, Northern Iraq, Iran, Nicaragua, Angola, Mozambique and many other countries.

Weight: 600 g Diameter: 112 mm Height: 56 mm Body: Bakelite Main Charge: TNT Main Charge Weight: 240 g Charge: Tetryl Lethal Range: up to 2 meters

2. ABOVE GROUND MINES

Type of Booster Explosives

Booster explosives are those components of the explosive train that function to transmit and augment the force and flame from the initiating explosive

Propelling charges use a black powder booster, while high-explosive boosters use one of the following: Tetryl, CH-6, or Composition A-5.

Tetryl

Tetryl (Trinitrophenylmethylnitramine; a fine yellow crystalline, derivative of Benzene), standard booster explosive, is a nitramine booster explosive, though the use has been largely superseded by RDX. Tetryl is sensitive secondary high explosive used as a booster, a small charge placed next to the detonator in order to propagate the detonation into the main charge. It is detonated by friction, shock, or spark. It is detonated by friction, shock, or spark. Tetryl decomposes rapidly in methanol/water solutions, as well as with heat.

CH-6

CH-6 is a mixture of 97.5% RDX (described in the next section), 1.5% calcium stearate, 0.5% polyisobutylene, and 0.5% graphite. It is a finely divided gray powder that is less toxic and more available than tetryl.

Composition A-5

Composition A-5 is a mixture of 98.5% RDX and 1.5% stearic acid.

NQ [Nitroguanidine / Picrate]

Ammonium Picrate (Yellow D / Explosive D), or Picric Acid or 2,4,6-trinitrophenol, C6H2(NO2)3OH, a toxic yellow crystalline solid that melts at 122°C and is soluble in most organic solvents. Picric acid is a derivative of phenol. It reacts with metals to form metal picrates, which like picric acid itself are highly sensitive explosives that can be detonated by heat, flame, shock, or friction. The high explosives lyddite and melinite are composed mostly of compressed or fused picric acid.

Primary Type of Explosives

The explosives used as initiating explosives are the primary high explosives mentioned previously in this chapter. The explosives discussed in this section are lead azide, lead, styphnate, and diazodinitrophenol (DDNP).





Lead Azide

Lead azide is poisonous, slightly soluble in hot water and in alcohol, and highly soluble in a diluted solution of nitric or acetic acid in which a little sodium nitrate has been dissolved. It reacts with copper, zinc, cadmium, or alloys containing such metals, forming an azide that is more sensitive than the original lead tide. Because lead azide does not react with aluminum, detonator capsules for lead azide are made of this metal. The hygroscopicity of lead azide is very low. Ammonium acetate and sodium bichromate are used to destroy small quantities of lead azide. Lead azide is widely used as an initiating explosive in high-explosive detonator devices.

Lead Styphnate

Lead styphnate is particularly sensitive to fire and the discharge of static electricity. Lead styphnate does not react with metals. Lead styphnate is slightly soluble in water and methyl alcohol and may be neutralized by a solution of sodium carbonate. The velocity of detonation is approximately 17,000 fps. The color of lead styphnate varies from yellow to brown. Lead styphnate is used as an initiating explosive in propellant primer and high-explosive detonator devices.

Diazodinitrophenol (DDNP)

DDNP is a yellowish brown powder. DDNP is often used as an initiating explosive in propellant primer devices.

Complete Information about Explosives

Kinetic energy systems rely on the conversion of kinetic energy to work, while potential energy systems use explosive energy directly in the form of heat and blast, or by accelerating metal as a shaped charge, EFP or case fragments to increase their kinetic energy and damage volume.

Potential energy can, under suitable conditions, be transformed into kinetic energy, which is energy of motion. When a conventional explosive such as TNT is detonated, the relatively unstable chemical bonds are converted into bonds that are more stable, producing kinetic energy in the form of blast and thermal energies. A chemical explosive is a compound or a mixture of compounds which, when subjected to heat, impact, friction, or shock, undergoes very rapid, self-propagating, heat- producing decomposition. A high explosive will detonate; a low explosive will deflagrate. All commercial explosives except black powder are high explosives.

A detonation is the powerful explosive effect caused by the propagation of a high-speed shockwave through a high explosive compound or mixture. During the process of detonation, the high explosive is largely decomposed into hot, rapidly expanding gas.

It is the speed at which the detonation wave travels through the explosive. Most manufacturers, however, measure the detonation velocity in an unconfined column of explosive 1- i/4 in. in diameter. The detonation velocity of an explosive is dependent on the density, ingredients, particle size, charge diameter, and degree of confinement. The confined detonation velocity of commercial explosives varies from 4,000 to 25,000 fps. With cartridge explosives the confined velocity is seldom attained. Some explosives and blasting agents are sensitive to diameter changes. Denser explosives usually give higher detonation velocities and pressures. Energetic materials are made in two ways. Ingredients of high explosives are classified as explosive bases, combustibles, oxygen carriers, antacids, and absorbents. Antacids increase stability in storage, and absorb-ents absorb liquid explosive bases.

Primary explosives often are referred to as initiating explosives because they can be used to ignite secondary explosives. Secondary explosives, which include nitroaromatics and nitramines are much more prevalent at military sites than are primary explosives. Because they are formulated to detonate only under specific circumstances, secondary explosives often are used as main charge or bolstering explosives.
Secondary explosives can be loosely categorized into melt-pour explosives, which are based on nitroaromatics such as TNT, and plastic-bonded explosives which are based on a binder and crystalline explosive such as RDX.

Explosive and incendiary (fire) bombs are further characterized based on their source. Manufactured (military) explosive weapons are exclusively HE-based. The energetic materials used by the military as propellants and explosives are mostly organic compounds containing nitro (NO2) groups. The Army uses Research Department Explosive (RDX) and High Melt Explosive (HMX) as basic explosives for munitions and tactical missiles as well as propellants for strategic missiles rather than TNT because of their superior energy.
Some explosives may irritate the skin.

Some detonation or combustion products from explosives are toxic. All of the common explosives are solid at normal environmental temperatures and pressures. Melting point temperatures for explosives solids are moderate (50-205 0C).

P.S.

Now a days many types of explosives are being used in civilian killings. Almost all of them were developed by so-called civilized countries. Most of them are being prepared in violation of UNO Resolutions (resolutions were also prepared and passed by these civilized countries in UNO; for the sake of hypocrisy and lip service).

Important Banks of Lahore and Phone Numbers

Bank Phone Numbers

Bank Name Branch and Phone Numbers
Abn Amro Bank 5751000 Main Boulevard Gulberg	Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7587003 Shadman Colony
Agriculture Development Bank Of Pakistan 7227721 The Mall	Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7310153 Temple Road
Al Baraka Islamic Bank 7312297 Picic House, Sharah-E-Awan-I-Tijaret	Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7720033 Timber Market
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5750227-37 199 Upper Mall	Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5865305 Wahdat Road
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7241454 Akbari Mandi	American Express Bank Ltd. 111777999 85, The Mall
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7241454 Akbari Mandi	Anz Grindlays Bank 7229881 Bank Square Mall Road
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 200423 Badami Bagh	Askari Commercial Bank Ltd. 7567001-5 7- A Sharah-E-Awan-E-Tijarat
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 332047 Baghbanpura	Bank Alflah Ltd. 111 777 786 Lda Plaza Egerton Road
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6360399 Beadon Road	Bank Alhabib Ltd. 111 786 110 87, Mall Road
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7660090, 7632398 Brandreth Road Nishter Rd	Bank Of America 6301318 Lda Plaza
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5220938 Cannal View Co.Op.H.S.	Blolan Bank Ltd. 5763910 26/C Commercial Zone Gulberg Lll
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. Cantt: Coop.Society	Citi Bank 111 999 999 Alflah Building, The Mall
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7283395 Chah Miran	Credit Agricole Indosuez Bank 111 333 111 93 D-1 Main Boulevard Gulberg
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7242679 Chowk Dalgran	Deuthshe Bank 111 555 777 26,Davis Road
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 449530 Civic Centre	Doha Bank Ltd. 111 555 777 16/2 Sir Agha Khan Road
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5726386 Commerciai Market (L.C.C.H.S)	Emirates Bank Int. Ltd. 6309055 14- Egerton Road
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6302272, 6370918 Davis Road Sir.A. Khan Rd	Faisal Bank Ltd. 7234061-65 43-The Mall
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5161584, 5162069 Faisal Town	Fedral Bank For Coopratives 5832177 6-L Gulberg Lll
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6302827 Garhi Shahu	First Women Bank Ltd. 5752408-9 131-E/1 Gulberg Lll
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7833898 Gulberg Awan Town (Site)	Gulf Commercial Bank Ltd. 63125553 20-C Egerton Road
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 877174 Gulberg(Liberty Market)	Habib Bank Ag Zurich 6368391 14- B Davis Road
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5862730 Gym Khana Garden Town	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5868540 Allama Iqbal Medical College
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5112699 Hyder Road	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7244019, 7310621 Anarkali
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5301396 Johar Town M Shoukat Road	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7280405 Aziz Road (Misri Shah)
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5762590 Lahore Dev.Authority	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 332014 Baghbanpura
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6305473 Lda Plaza Egerton Road	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7222385, 7244105 Bilal Ganj
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7325275 Mcleod Road	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6362176 Board Of Education
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7600718 Misri Shah	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 871724 Canal Park Gulberg
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7587523 Mozang Chungi	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7242950 Chowk Bull Road
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7230642 Napier Road	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7356030 Chowk Hall (15mcleod Road)
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6669160 P.A.F.(Base)	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7656471 Chowk Nawab Sahib
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6304220 Queens Road	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7357284 Chuna Mandi
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 419539 Samanabad	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7234851 Civil Lines
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7662896 Shah Alam Market	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7238198 Custom House
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7280003 Tajpura	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7238024 Darbar Data Ganj Baksh
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7325165, 7248342 The Mall	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 854161 Div.Public School(M.Town)
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7322765 Tufail Chambers Mozang	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 330645 Engeneering University
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5810309 Walton Road	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7588863 Ferozepur Road, Ichhra
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5764021, 5764018 7e/3 Main Baulevard	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7322107, 7357700 Gardee Square
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7830667 Allama Iqbal Town	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5711290, 5755602 Gulberg (Main Market)
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7653023 Azamcloth Market	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 871345 Gulebrg Iii Factory Area
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7280680 Badami Bagh Indust.Area	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7460685 Gulshaneravi
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7243127 Bank Square	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7602175 Kachupura
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7223296 Belal Ganj	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7313138 Kot Abdullah Shah
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6669635, 6661622 Bridge Colony	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 890632 Lahore Cant.Coop.H.Society
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 373011 Cantt	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7233948, 7242931 Markaz
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 419459 Chauburjee	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5862156 New Garden Town
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7663883 Chowk Railway Statioin	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5861427 New Muslim Town
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7320304 Comm.Bldg.Share Guaidazam	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6364983 Nicholson Road
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 330183 Daroghawala	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7310671, 7234093 Opp.H.Court
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5833141 Dilkusha Road, Liaqatabad	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7355328 Punjab University/Old Campus
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 370206 Fortress Stadium	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7238109 Sanda Kalan
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 840043 Green Town	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7595785 Shadman Colony
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5763160 Gulberg Main Market	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7589145 Shah Jamal Colony
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7460016 Gulshan E Ravi	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 205194 Sheranwala Gate
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7243902 Hall Road	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7310452 Temple Road
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7587361 Ichhra	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6309701-40 The Mall/Shahrah E Quaid
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7241814 Landa Bazar	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5113678 Township (Corporate Branch)
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. Lohari Gate 203 Circular	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7357928 Urdu Bazar
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 330148 Mehmood Booti	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7282083 Wassanpura
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 850340 Model Town	Habib Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7232850 Rewaz Garden
Allied Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 419861 Multan Road	Hong Kong & Shanghai Bkg. Corp. Ltd. 11 852 852 Avari Hotel 87, The Mall
I.E.I.C Bank Ltd. 111 369 369 2, Bank Square The Mall	Indus Bank Ltd. 5761020 129-E-1 Gulberg Lll
Industeial Development Of Pakistan 9201165-68 9- Davis Road	Mashreq Bank 6302063-67 48 The Mall
Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 7324558 Anarkali	Metropolitan Bank Ltd. 6279061 7-Egerton Road
Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 7724223 Badami Bagh	Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 410449 Bakkar Mandi
Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 7651205, 7242245 Circular Road	Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 333058 Daroghawala
Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 850458 Firdous Market	Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 202013 Friut Market
Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 6304253 Queens Rd,Fatima Jinnah Rd	Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 7226316 Railway Road
Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 6668819, 371843 Fortress Stadium	Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 5720931 Lahore Cooperative Housing Society
Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 6365675 Garhi Shahu	Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 5762167 Gulberg Industrail Area
Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 7225282 Krishan Nagar	Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 5761957 Upper Mall
Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. 5865149 Wahdat Road	National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 371340 Airport (Paf Station)
National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7325114 Anarkali	National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7242625 Brendreth Road
National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 415167 Choburjee	National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6301242 Davis Road
National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7323295 Dina Nath Mansion	National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7354954 Gardee Trust
National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6360267 Hameed Nizami Road	National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6361775, 6360210 Hotel Pearl Contenental
National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5754398, 5759481 Indust.Area Gulberg Iii	National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7357591 Nilla Gumbad
National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7310113 Regal Chowk	National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7586983 Shadman Colony
National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5866015 Wahdat Road	National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5753835-6 Gulberg Main Mkt
National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6303579 Hotel Ambassador	National Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 6303576, 6303580 Lahore Div.Authority
Oman Bank Int. 6307281-84 7-D Egerton Road	Platinum Commercial Bank Ltd. 111 555 666 7/1 E-3 Main Boulevard Gulberg Llll
Prime Commerecial Bank Ltd. 5728282 77- Y Block Phase 3 Lcchs	Prudential Commercial Bank Ltd. 111 223 000, 6779272 Ajmal House 27, Egerton Road
Punjab Provicial Cooprative Bank Ltd. 7352853-54 The Mall	Soneri Bank Ltd. 111 567 890 87- The Mall
Standard Chartered Bank 111 400 400 The Mall	The Bank Of Punjab 6372304-12 7- Egerton Road
Union Bank Ltd. 6362144 39- Empress Road	United Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 372026 Airport Area
United Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7441317 Allama Iqbal Town	United Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7322404 Azam Cloth Market
United Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 330811 Baghbanpura	United Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 855370 Bank Square, Model Town
United Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7238074 Cantt	United Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 7237838 Lytton Road
United Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5864330 Wahdat Road	United Bank Of Pakistan Ltd. 5864330 Wahdat Road

Lahore Emergency Numbers

Lahore Emergency Numbers

Center Phone No. Police Emergency 15 Bomb Disposal 7352828 Rescue 1122 1122 Civil Hospital (Casualties) 7310130-9 Fatmid Blood Transfusion 853491 Railway Inquiry 117 Railway Reservation (City) 6674351 PIA Flight Enquiry 114 Railway Reservation (Cantt.) 6674351 Passport Office 7325459 General Post Office 7224617 Telegraph Enquiry 6633408 Pakistan Tourism Development Corp 6363946-9 Government Transport 6366245 APP News agency 6367461-2 PIA Reservations 111-786-786 Pakistan Television 6367948-9 Radio Pakistan 8368371-3 Telephone Complaints 18 Wapda Enquiry 6366911 Edhi Trust 879193 Edhi Ambulance 440159. 444460

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Lahore Postal Codes

Lahore Postal Codes

Place	Postal Code
G.P.O.	54000
Gulberg	54660
Cantt	54810
Model Town	54700
Ferozepur Road	54600
Awan Colony	54780
Iqbal Town	54570
Chah Miran	54900
Walton	54750
Ismail Nagar	54760
Baghban Pura	54920
Township	54770
Shahdra Bagh	54950
Mughal Pura	54840
Multan Road	54500

 

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