In other news PRSS-1 & PakTes-1A will now not be dual launched till June - September time. ....The tentative launch schedule for PRSS-1 is for June 2018, but obviously there *could* be delays so it will be around June to September. I can't be anymore specific about this.Pakistan Technology Evaluation Satellite or PAKTES-1A is a 300 kg low to medium E/O remote sensing satellite indigenously developed by Suparco but with much of the payload subcontracted to South Africa's 'Space Advisory Company'. You can find more info here https://www.scribd.com/document/306131770/PrintThere will be a PakTes-1B satellite but this is in the very early planning stages.
CZ-2C SMA s/n Y3, which will be used for this launch, has passed review ahead of shipping out - a good indication that the launch is still scheduled for June.Source
FYI: SUPARCO web sitehttp://www.suparco.gov.pk/I did a quick site search for "new news" on PRSS-1 on said web site using search function; site replied back "500 - Internal server error."
Pakistan to launch RSS in July
PakTES-1A, an indigenously developed 285 kg Remote Sensing Satellite (RSS) of Pakistan will be launched at 610 km sun-synchronous orbit in July 2018
Push back to July confirmed:QuotePakistan to launch RSS in Julyhttps://nation.com.pk/24-Jun-2018/pakistan-to-launch-rss-in-julyQuotePakTES-1A, an indigenously developed 285 kg Remote Sensing Satellite (RSS) of Pakistan will be launched at 610 km sun-synchronous orbit in July 2018The text under the mock-up says Jiuquan not Taiyuan
July 3 ?http://www.spaceflightfans.cn/event/long-march-2c-rocket-launch-prss-1satellite-and-pakistan-1a-satellite?instance_id=1692
Comparing NOTAMed areas for this one (yellow) and for CZ-2D launch of Jilin-1 on Oct 7, 2015 (red)