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ISLAMABAD:A total of 2,139 people lost their lives in 2,181 terror incidents in various parts of the country - excluding Punjab 鈥?in the last five years, Interior Minister Rehman Malik told the Senate on Tuesday.In a written statement, Malik informed the lawmakers that as many as many as 2,966 sustained injuries in such incidents.He further revealed that the government paid a sum of Rs456 million to the heirs of the deceased and the injured.Islamabad Capital TerritoryBreaking down the figures regionally, the interior minister said a total of 18 terrorism incidents took place Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) in the same time period, while compensation money worth Rs74.28 million was handed out to the families of the victims.Additionally, he said six yeezy slide cases were reported in 2008, seven in 2009, three in 2010 and two in 2011 in the ICT.Sindh聽 聽 Around 68 terrorism incidents in the province campus adidas schuhe killed chanclas yeezy 128 people, while 15 vehicles were damaged and six buildings were destroyed.Khyber-Pakhtunkhw ANKARA:The world 39;s largest social media platform Facebook is under fire from a number of countries for misusing its user data and acquiring other small firms tha new balance 550 t could later become a competitor against its hegemony.Australia rsquo;s Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) sued Facebook on Wednesday for using the Onavo Protect VPN app in 2016 and 2017 for spying on users for commer air max95 cial purposes.After Facebook acquire airmax d Israeli-based Onavo in 2013, it said the app would keep its users 39; personal activity and their data private, but ACCC argued the app was used to gather data to help Facebook 39;s commercial practices. quot;Through Onavo Protect, Facebook was collecting and using the very detailed and valuable personal activity data of thousands of Australian consumers for its own commercial purposes, quot; ACCC Chair Rod Sims in a statement. quot;Consumers often use VPN services because they care about their online privacy, and that is what this Facebook product claimed to off
