A 5.5-magnitude earthquake jolted Islamabad, Peshawar and several parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Saturday, the Seismological Centre data showed.

The tremors were also felt in Swat, Hangu, North Waziristan and Chitral, while residents Rawalpindi experienced the shaking as well.

The seismological centre said the earthquake was moderate level, measured 5.5 in magnitude and occurred at a depth of 199 kilometres.

It added that the epicentre was located in the Koh Hindu Kush region.

There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage.

— This is a developing story and is being updated with additional details.

Li Jun Li is heading to the post-apocalypse. 

The Sinners breakout star has been cast in season three of HBO’s The Last of Us, Deadline has confirmed, playing Miriam, a Seraphite and the mother of Lev and Yara.

Li came to widespread attention for her critically acclaimed performance as Grace Chow in Ryan Coogler’s Oscar-winning Sinners. 

Her casting joins previously announced additions Michelle Mao, from Bridgerton, and Kyriana Kratter, who will play siblings Yara and Lev respectively.

Season three will adapt the second half of the Part II video game, shifting the central focus to Abby, played by Kaitlyn Dever. 

It marks a significant change of direction from the first two seasons, which followed Joel, played by Pedro Pascal, and Ellie, played by Bella Ramsey, as they navigated a world destroyed by a fungal outbreak twenty years earlier. 

Season two picked up five years after the original, drawing the pair into new and more unpredictable conflict.

Craig Mazin, who co-created the series alongside the game’s Neil Druckmann and served as co-showrunner on the first two seasons, takes sole showrunner duties for season three.

For Li, the role continues what is shaping up to be a strong run of high-profile projects. 

She is also set to appear opposite Nicolas Cage in the live-action series Spider-Noir, which premieres on Prime Video on 27 May.

American rapper Ice Spice got involved in a physical altercation at McDonald’s when a female fan approached her table and slapped her.

The incident reported by TMZ took place on Wednesday, April 15, when the 26-year-old was enjoying a meal with a friend.

The female fan approached their booth and tried to squeeze in next to the rapper’s companion.

When both of them asked her to leave, she became frustrated and hit Ice Spice.

The fight began inside the restaurant but quickly moved outside, where more video footage reveals the aggressor delivering a second punch. Both women fell to the ground during the brawl on the street.

Bradford Cohen, legal counsel for Ice Spice, issued a statement referring to the attack as an “unprovoked attack” that was reported to the LAPD.

Cohen clarified: “We will be pursuing any and all avenues to hold the perpetrators responsible for their actions, including criminally and civilly. We are also exploring holding the location responsible for their lack of appropriate security.”

The attacker is identified as Vayah, who told a different story. She said that Ice Spice behaved rudely and called her a “bit*h” when she tried to show her “some love.”

The video of the incident revealed that the rapper picked up the fan’s phone and threw it out of the restaurant.

For now, nobody has been arrested by the LAPD.