New Laptop, Plugged in not charging issue

On the very first boot after purchasing, a message was shown that your battery needs to be replaced, when i set up the window the battery icon was saying "Plugged in, not charging". I have tried so many things suggested but nothing worked out... Things that i have tried to fix the issue are following:1. Battery check and calibration using hp software, did not worked2. Battery check and calibration when system boots up, did not worked because battery is 0%3. Device Manager, battery entries uninstall, did not worked4. I bought this notebook from saudi arabia, now i am in pakistan, i visited the hp official dealers here in lahore pakistan, they said we don't cover international warranty if hp requests us we can do it for you. What should i do? someone please help

the charger input could possibly need replaced and/or the charger

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