Pakistan returns to normal, fears of a wave of coronavirus increase

KARACHI/ISLAMABAD: When Pakistan lifted the coronavirus blockade on Monday, it was noted that citizens were completely unaware of the precautionary measures the government had obviously begged the country to serve the first day and markets were crammed with children.

No one in the country’s bazaars found that he practiced social estrangement and only a small number of people wore face masks.

While social estrangement was followed at restaurant tables and in the internal food courts of shopping malls, many others in the dhaabas (roadside restaurants) did not practice any of the popular operative procedures (SOPs) similar to coronavirus while allowing their love for halwa puri, nihari and tea.

The National Command and Operations Center (NCOC) announced last week that the closure of the coronavirus would be more convenient today, with markets, grocery shopping centers, movie theaters, restaurants, lounges, gyms, restaurants and other businesses to open across the country, adding major cities. such as Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar and Quetta.

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It should be noted here that at least thirteen other coronavirus deaths have been reported across Pakistan in the past 24 hours and 435 new cases of infection have been identified.

Pakistan was forced to close in March to stop the spread of coronavirus; however, on 10 August the issue was raised to the implementation of protection standards and POE opposed to coronavirus, with spaces that opened up as the number of instances decreased.

The NCOC, on the other hand, warned that non-compliance with PCOs over coronaviruses in Muharram’s next holy month can lead to an increase in the number of infections.

Tourist destinations across the country, which won a touch on Saturday when the government allowed hotels to reopen there, saw an increase in business there when other people flocked to appreciate the attractions and enjoy them after months of staying indoors.

However, the government has stated that it will control whether COVID-19 ISPs are implemented or not. Hotels in tourist destinations would be open to fewer people who would be required to wear masks and practice social distance.

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Several tourists flocked to Naran, Kaghan, Nathiagali, Murree, Swat and other tourist destinations at the Hazara branch on Sunday, where police, like fitness branch officials, were on their way to facilitate them.

“After the easing of closure restrictions across the country, our stalls are reopening to welcome us again,” said Sami Shabbi, an extremely cheerful tourist from Murree.

A youth organization in Murree lamented that large numbers of others flocked to popular tourist sites and major cities over the weekend despite warnings from the fitness government that the threat posed by the coronavirus pandemic is far from over.

On Friday, the Punjab government published a list of standard operating procedures for restaurants and fast food corporations that will be implemented as they resume operations from Monday, as for the tourism sector, which reopened today.

The Department of Primary and Secondary Health Care issued PCOs with the advice of the Technical Working Group after the National Coordination Committee (NCC) made the decision to block restrictions in the restaurant, sports, tourism and entertainment sectors after seeing new instances fall for several weeks.

Here is a review of the PCOs established through the Punjab government.

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