A man was arrested in Gujranwala on Wednesday for sneaking inside a girls college disguised in a burqa and harassing students there.

According to Express News, the incident took place at the Government Postgraduate Islamia College for Girls.

The man went inside a classroom and pestered the students for over an hour.

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The principal took notice of the situation when she heard the students screaming.

The college staff caught the burqa-clad figure and found out that it was a man.

He was later handed over to police, who identified him as Zawwar Haider, a zoology student.

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A recent Snapchat video has emerged showing two men joking together seconds  before they had a head-on collision which left one dead and the other severe injured in Saudi Arabia, according to MailOnline.

The men were distracted by the cellphone as they were travelling on the main highway between al Rayn and al Bishah in the kingdom.

The injured was taken to hospital and is said to be fighting for his life.

Footage taken after the crash shows the stricken car lying on its side next to the road. It is unclear whether the police are investing the cause of the deadly collision.

The isolated location of the crash may have made it harder for emergency services to reach the injured.

Here is the video of the deadly accident:

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ISLAMABAD: National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Chairman Justice (retd) Javed Iqbal advised officers to refrain from indulging in corruption as the corrupt had no place in the bureau.
Addressing a meeting held here to review the performance of the chairman’s secretariat, he said necessary action would be taken against officials involved in illegalities. Despite initiating the accountability process within NAB, no effective action had been taken against corrupt officials who had inflicted severe losses to NAB, he added.

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The NAB chairman asked why no legal action was taken on inquiries and investigation pending on the basis of various complaints for last 17 years. He directed that all possible steps should be taken to improve the reputation of NAB. “No one is above the law. The law stops us from misusing powers,” he added.

He directed NAB officials to work with due diligence, honesty, dedication and transparently on merit. He warned that he would not allow any official to ignore merit rules, transparency, honesty, and hard work while discharging their duties. He would not take a moment to act against corrupt elements in NAB to punish them according to law, he added. He also directed to conduct internal as well as external audits of NAB to ensure fair usage of funds and resources.

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