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The two parties have formed an alliance to help resolve the problems of the country.

Mengal said Balochistan “is in a state of war” and the situation would not allow the census staff to reach areas where the Baloch people lived.

He said the census was very important for the country, but the federal government had decided to carry out the exercise without consulting political parties.

The BNP chief, who is also a former chief minister of the province, said a large number of Afghan and other foreign refugees were living in Balochistan illegally and his party would not accept the census in their presence because that would turn the Baloch majority into a minority.moved throughout our area in order to bring the library to the people. I've always assumed they were intended for rural communities where access to an actual library was limited.

I grew up in a mid-western suburb about 3 miles from the nearest public library branch, so I've never understood why we had a bookmobile, but was elated that we did.

It was a converted small bus with bookshelves lining the sides and a single shelf down the middle. Small and cramped, but to me it was paradise. I grew up in a house full of books, they were usually the most common gift we received at birthdays and Christmas. Plus, we made regular trips to the public library and my schools had well stocked libraries.

Still, the bookmobile was special.