Pakistan Current Affairs MCQs

A. Suddan
B. Sweden
C. Saudi Arabia
D. None of these

A Pakistani journalist forced into exile in Sweden after covering violence, crime and a simmering insurgency in his home country was found dead on Friday in a river north of Stockholm,Sweden.

A. 2 years
B. 3 years
C. 4 years
D. 5 years

Umar Akmal has been banned from all forms of cricket for three years on corruption charges, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced on Monday.Apr 27, 2020

A. Rahul Dev
B. Rahul Shankar
C. Kirshan Dev
D. None of these

Rahul Dev, who has been recruited as a pilot officer, hails from Tharparkar, the largest district in Sindh province.

A. 7
B. 7.4
C. 8
D. 8.4

The United States announced on Friday a funding of $8.4 million for Pakistan to combat the spread of new coronavirus in the country.
The contribution was announced on US mission’s social media platforms by Ambassador Paul Jones.
An amount of $3m will be utilised to provide three new mobile labs to enable Pakistanis living in virus hotspots to be tested, treated and monitored to stop the spread. High-tech emergency operations centres will be established in Islamabad, Sindh, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan under the initiative.
Funding of $2m will be used to train community health workers to assist people in their homes and lessen the burden on hospitals. Life-saving activities among Afghan refugees and in host communities in the country will be carried out at a cost of $2.4m, which will be administered by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.

A. Apr 26,2020
B. Apr 27,2020
C. Apr 28,2020
D. Apr 29,2020

A. One year
B. Two years
C. Three years
D. Three and half years

A. April 24, 2020
B. April 25,2020
C. April 26,2020
D. April 27,2020

The Pakistan Navy on Saturday successfully test-fired a series of anti-ship missiles in the North Arabian Sea, a spokesman said. The missiles were fired from surface ships, fixed and rotary-wing aircraft, the Navy’s spokesperson Rear Admiral Arshid Javed said.

A. Sana Mir
B. Bismah Maroof
C. Sidra Ameen
D. None of these

Former Pakistan women’s skipper Sana Mir on Saturday announced her retirement from international cricket, ending a 15 year long illustrious career. Mir featured in 226 international matches for Pakistan, including 137 as captain from 2009 to 2017. The right-handed batter made her ODI debut against Sri Lanka in Karachi in December 2005, while her last ODI was against Bangladesh in Lahore in November 2019.