- Google has published the most trending stories in Pakistan for the previous year.
- Aamir Liaquat Hussain’s death topped the list of trending topics.
- The Murree incident and Imran Khan received a lot of attention.
2022 was Pakistanis’ most popular news. Google has published the most trending stories in Pakistan for the previous year in its Year in Search report, which summarises the most significant happenings in Pakistan for 2022.
The searches revealed that Pakistanis have a wide range of interests, with a focus on politics, famous people, government projects, current events, entertainment, technology, and, of course, cuisine.
Pakistanis used Google to find the most recent national and international news, with Amir Liaquat Hussain’s untimely death topping the list of trending topics. The Murree incident and Imran Khan received a lot of attention in 2022. People were also interested in foreign happenings involving Russia’s and Ukraine’s war. The following are the top 5:
Aamir Liaquat news
Aamir Liaquat, a former Member of the National Assembly (MNA) and televangelist died in Karachi. The 50-year-old, who had millions of fans, died unexpectedly.
The PTI politician was discovered unconscious at his house in Karachi’s Khudad Colony, making his death a mystery to Pakistanis who admired him. Liaquat apparently experienced chest pain last night but declined to go to the hospital.
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Ukraine news
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February, the world has been watching the conflict. The war has had an impact on the world economy, and Pakistanis are concerned about how it will affect their country.
Russia’s invasion has killed a great number of people, displaced millions, and damaged cities, mainly in Russian-speaking regions of Ukraine. Because Ukraine and Russia are both major grain producers, the price of energy and food has risen globally, raising fears of hunger in developing countries.
Imran Khan news
Former Prime Minister and PTI Chairman Imran Khan have been in the news for a long time as a result of the country’s political instability this year. The country’s political drama in the first half, when the previous PM was removed from power before the end of his tenure, kept him in the spotlight.
The PTI leader was recently attacked, to which many notable individuals throughout the world replied. Khan said that he was aware of the assassination plot in advance.
Murree news
At least 23 people perished in the “Murree disaster,” as hundreds of tourist vehicles became stranded in Murree owing to heavy snowfall and ensuing road congestion. For rescue operations in the hill station, the federal government sent people from the Pakistan Army and other civil-armed forces.
Rain and blizzards were anticipated around Murree, with thunderstorms reaching speeds of 50-90kmph and severe snowfall, according to local officials. The administration had cautioned locals not to leave their houses in bad weather or drive to Murree if bad weather was expected.
Arshad Sharif news
Senior journalist and anchorperson Arshad Sharif was shot dead by Kenyan police in a “mistaken identity” case while travelling to Nairobi from the country’s Magadi town, shocking hundreds of Pakistanis.
He was laid to rest at Islamabad’s H-11 cemetery after hundreds of people conducted funeral prayers at Islamabad’s Faisal Mosque amid tight security.
