ISLAMABAD-It is still trending on Netflix in Pakistan. People are going crazy over this historical season and its characters. One of the main characters of the season is Halime Sultan played by a Turkish actress Ersa Bilgic. The beautiful actress has become an international figure after being a part of this successful series. Pakistani boys are head over heels in love with this beauteous creature and currently, she has occupied the position of national crush.

Considering the rise in the interest of our lads towards this gorgeous actress we tried to dig into her personal life and to get some information about her and guess what we have got. Ersa Bilgic is married to a Turkish footballer Gökhan Töre. The couple got married in 2017 after dating each other for 3 years.

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ISLAMABAD-It is still trending on Netflix in Pakistan. People are going crazy over this historical season and its characters. One of the main characters of the season is Halime Sultan played by a Turkish actress Ersa Bilgic. The beautiful actress has become an international figure after being a part of this successful series. Pakistani boys are head over heels in love with this beauteous creature and currently, she has occupied the position of national crush.

Considering the rise in the interest of our lads towards this gorgeous actress we tried to dig into her personal life and to get some information about her and guess what we have got. Ersa Bilgic is married to a Turkish footballer Gökhan Töre. The couple got married in 2017 after dating each other for 3 years.

ISLAMABAD – The Federal Cabinet on Tuesday approved easing of lockdown and restrictions imposed in the country to stem the spread of coronavirus from May 9.

The final decision in this regard will be taken in the meeting of the National Command and Control Centre to be held on Wednesday (today). This was stated by Minister for Information and Broadcasting Shibli Faraz while briefing the media about the decisions made in the cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday. He said all four chief ministers will attend the meeting to deliberate on next strategy.

He said Minister for Planning and Development Asad Umar gave a comprehensive briefing to the cabinet over the coronavirus situation in the country. It was informed that Pakistan’s situation was far better than that of many developed countries. He said the prime minister and all the cabinet members, including ministers, ministers of state, advisors, and special assistants, decided to donate their one month salary to the Prime Minister’s COVID-19 Relief Fund 2020. The gesture was made in view of the prevalent situation and difficulties faced by the people, he added.

He said the cabinet was informed that the Committee on Election Reforms had sent its report to the Ministry of Law and Justice. The prime minister desired that the election process should be transparent and unbiased, which should also enjoy the trust of the masses.

PM calls for reforming the criminal justice system

PM directed reforming the electoral system was part of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s agenda and it would remain the topmost priority of its government, he added. The prime minister stressed the need to reform the criminal justice system as the cases lingered on for decades, he added.

He said PM asked the minister for law and justice to finalize the reformation process in the criminal justice system within six months.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases has reached 21,044 with 476 fatalities and 5635 recoveries being reported from official sources.

The following are the number of reported COVID-19 cases in provinces: Sindh (7882), Punjab (7646), Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (3288), Balochistan (1321), AJK/GB (71/372) and Islamabad Capital Territory (464).

Coronavirus situation in Pakistan better as compared to rest of the world: PM Imran

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the country has soared to 16,817.

According to National Command and Operation Center, these include 6,340 cases in Punjab, 6,053 in Sindh, 2,627 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 1,049 in Balochistan, 339 in Gilgit-Baltistan, 343 in Islamabad Capital Territory and 66 in Azad Kashmir.

4315 patients have so far recovered while the death toll from the virus stands at 385. Twenty-four new deaths and 990 new cases have been reported during the last twenty-four hours.