OUR STAFF REPORTER SIALKOT - Police have announced to conduct a DNA test of a one-year-old child, whose maternity is being claimed by a Pasrur-based family and a policewoman, to find out his biological parents. The family from Pasrur City alleges that the child had allegedly been taken away a year back by Munazza Batool from the gynae ward of the Allama Iqbal Memorial (DHQ) Hospital. Munazza Batool had stolen my son from the hospital with the help of her sister - a nurse - Sadaf on August 16, 2010, when I went to fetch water for my wife Suraya, Tariq Mehmood, a trader by occupation, says. Nevertheless, Batool claims that the family had been trying to snatch her son. Newsmen were told by SP (Investigations) Nasir Muneef Qureshi that a DNA test was the only option to find real parents of Mueed Khalid. The family had lodged an application with the district police officer (DPO) seeking registration of a case against the woman constable and her sister and recovery of the child. A year has passed now but the police are unable to resolve this matter. Tenders invited: The Tehsil Municipal Administration (TMA) has invited tenders for several development schemes, worth Rs 295 million. Interacting with mediapersons, Administrator Pervaiz Iqbal Butt said that work on the projects would be started soon. Two women: Two women were killed and four others injured critically when a speeding car rammed into motorcycle rickshaw (Chingchi) near Pasrur Sugar Mills, in Pasrur City here on Saturday. The injured were admitted to Pasrur THQ Hospital in critical condition. The police are investigating the incident with no arrest in this regard. 26 clinics sealed: The Sialkot Health Department has sealed as many as 26 clinics and medical stores for using veterinary medicines on human beings and selling expired drugs. EDO (Health) Dr Talat Iqbal told newsmen that samples of over 150 different medicines had been sent to Lahore for examination.