Pakistan Army Chief's Daughter Marries Cousin

In Pakistan, it's common for people to marry their cousins.

Recently, the daughter of the Pakistan Army Chief, General Asim Munir, got married to her first cousin, Abdul Rehman.

The wedding happened at the Pakistan Army Headquarters in Rawalpindi and was attended by important political and military leaders.

While the wedding was a private event, it brought attention to the issue of cousin marriages in Pakistan.

Health experts say that children born to first cousins have a higher risk of birth defects and genetic disorders.

Many people in Pakistan still support cousin marriages for cultural and practical reasons, but there are concerns about the health risks.

Some countries have taken steps to reduce these risks, but in Pakistan, efforts are limited.

This wedding has sparked a wider discussion about the health and future of the young generation in Pakistan.