ISLAMABAD: The Federal Minister for Planning and Development Asad Umar said the countrywide lockdown has been extended till 9 May 2020 as Pakistan has seen a rise in coronavirus cases.
The decision was announced by Asad Umar during a meeting of the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) held today chaired by Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Read more: Important announcements regarding Ehsaas Emergency Program.
According to the Minister, the NCOC meeting discussed the use of trace and track system which will be implemented from tomorrow after consultations with chief secretaries and health ministers present at the meeting.
The Civil and Military organizations as well as information technology institutions of provincial governments will also be involved in the trace and track process.
He mentioned that the countrywide lockdown has been extended as the next few days are crucial and if precautionary measures are observed then life would return towards normalcy soon.
However, if SOPs and precautions are not observed then more restrictions might be placed after Eid. The minister said:
However, God forbid, if we demonstrate irresponsibility, then we may have to impose more restrictions after Eid,
Sindh Government has imposed further restrictions and even placed lockdown on mosques that were being observed before and people ordered to observe Taraweeh and prayers at home. Only five people including the Imam and staff will be allowed to pray in mosques.
More Details: Ramazan Lockdown SOPs by Sindh Government.
Me gharb how 15 din ho gahy kohi jawb nahi aya hy aghr ap ko inkoari bi karny hy to ap mari kar le me beawa ho koh maad karny wala bi kohi nahi hy siwa a allah ke ap keri help kary me uht paresan how yasmeen mahrom imran