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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced the decision to move the remaining PSL 5 matches to Karachi and the T20I series between Pakistan and Zimbabwe to Rawalpindi. The matches were previously set to be played in Lahore, but due to the situation of smog in the city the matches have been shifted.

PCB had hinted at the move earlier but announced the decision after thoroughly reviewing the situation in the city.

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Remaining PSL 2020 games have been moved to Karachi. Zimbabwe T20Is shifted to Rawalpindi.

— Mazher Arshad (@MazherArshad) October 23, 2020

The ODI series between Pakistan and Zimbabwe is scheduled to begin on 31st October in Rawalpindi, after the conclusion of the three ODI’s, both teams were supposed to travel to Lahore to play the three T20I’s. Now, all the matches will be played at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.

After the conclusion of Zimbabwe’s tour of Pakistan, PCB is set t..

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Samsung Galaxy S20 Fan Edition (FE) is the cheapest model in the flagship Galaxy S20 series that brings a few compromises in terms of specs but at a lower price. Some early adopters reported that they were facing display issues with the device, but fortunately, Samsung has now fixed those with a new software update.
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The display issues these devices were facing had to do with touch input. While some had to deal with ghost touches, others reported that their screens were unresponsive to taps or swipes or were not responding to any touch at all. Since the issue was diverse, no one was able to figure out the root cause of the problem.
However, Samsung is now rolling out a new software update for Galaxy S20 FE units worldwide that reportedly fixes this issue. It is available for both the 4G Exynos versions and the 5G Snapdragon 865 models for the device.
The changelog for the update does not mention fixing a display issue..

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The Punjab Labour & Human Resource Department (PL&HRD) is going to introduce a mobile application for the registration of small businesses across the province.
The app will be developed with the help of the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB)
This was announced during a recent meeting with PL&HRD Secretary Ahmed Javed Qazi in the chair. The participants were briefed on the salient features of the application by PITB Additional Director Saima Sheikh.
Speaking on occasion, Javed Qazi underscored the need for automation in government institutions and directed the officials to ensure the development of the application on an immediate basis.
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With the app, people working in shops and stores will find it easy to register themselves with the labor department.
Following the registration, these workers will receive online certificates, which the labor officer will be able to verify using QR code d..

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