By Farzana Chaudhry | Lahore, Pakistan

LAHORE: On the instructions of Punjab Governor Sardar Saleem Haider Khan, the historic Governor House in Lahore was illuminated with pink lights to mark World Breast Cancer Awareness Day.

On the occasion, the governor said the initiative aimed to raise awareness among women about breast cancer and highlight the importance of early detection and timely treatment.

He emphasised that breast cancer is treatable and that timely diagnosis can save precious lives. Unfortunately, thousands of women in Pakistan are affected by the disease every year, he added.

The governor stressed that awareness campaigns could play a significant role in educating women about the disease, encouraging them to seek medical advice and helping reduce the risks associated with delayed diagnosis.

Nation Will Always Remember Major Wajahat Waheed’s Sacrifice: Governor

Punjab Governor Sardar Saleem Haider Khan attended the funeral prayer of Major Wajahat Waheed, who embraced martyrdom while fighting terrorists in Pasni, Balochistan.

Paying tribute to the martyred officer, the governor expressed heartfelt condolences to his bereaved family and offered prayers for the elevation of the martyr’s ranks.

He said Major Wajahat Waheed had sacrificed his life for peace and security in the country, adding that the nation would always remember his courage and sacrifice.

The governor remarked that the sacrifices of the country’s martyrs were a source of strength in protecting Pakistan. He said terrorist attacks could not undermine the morale of the armed forces and other security personnel.

He reaffirmed that the nation stood firmly with the Pakistan Army, security forces and the families of martyrs.

Expressing pride in the country’s brave sons, the governor said the sacrifices of security personnel would not go in vain and expressed confidence that terrorism would be eliminated from Pakistan.