ISLAMABAD
Prime Minister Imran Khan has reiterated his position that despite the third wave of coronavirus being very dangerous, Pakistan cannot afford to have a complete lockdown and businesses will continue on a limited scale.
According to details, Imran said this at Wednesday’s National Coordination Committee (NCC) meeting for coronavirus, after recovering from the disease.
During the meeting, the situation of coronavirus in the country was discussed in detail. The Prime Minister directed strict implementation of SOPs and said that business would continue on a limited scale.
Imran said that the first wave was successfully countered due to our better strategy and once again, circumstances require the nation to show responsibility. A nationwide campaign should be launched to ensure the use of masks and full implementation of SOPs, he added.
The meeting was also briefed on vaccine procurement and the ongoing vaccination drive across the country. The prime minister directed that merit and transparency be ensured in the vaccination process.
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