COVID-19 Intensity Still Low In Pakistan, Believes PM Imran Khan

COVID-19 Intensity Still Low In Pakistan, Believes PM Imran Khan

COVID-19 Intensity Still Low In Pakistan, Believes PM Imran Khan

The Prime Minister said that the government is closely monitoring the situation and that he will soon announce his next closure strategy, taking into account the needs of people from all segments of society and the holy month of Ramzan.

Islamabad: Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said on Monday that the intensity of the coronavirus pandemic in the country was not as severe as in other parts of the world. According to Dawn News reports, the Prime Minister said this while chairing a meeting on the impact of the pandemic on the social fabric and economy of the country on Monday.

COVID-19 Intensity Still Low In Pakistan, Believes PM Imran Khan

According to the official press release of the meeting, it has been reported that the number of patients and deaths from coronavirus is lower than in other countries of the world.

A source close to the meeting told Dawn News that Khan was quite satisfied that the intensity of the new coronavirus was still low in Pakistan compared to other countries, especially the United States and Europe.

COVID-19 Intensity Still Low In Pakistan, Believes PM Imran Khan

However, the Prime Minister urged people to keep a social distance, as it was the surest way to control the spread of the deadly virus in the country. 

The Prime Minister said that the government is closely monitoring the situation and that he will soon announce his next closure strategy, taking into account the needs of people from all segments of society and the holy month of Ramzan.

COVID-19 Intensity Still Low In Pakistan, Believes PM Imran Khan

He also said that the government was developing a strategy to help the poor and the common man by maintaining a balance in the application of preventive measures and the revival of low-risk economic activities.

COVID-19 Intensity Still Low In Pakistan, Believes PM Imran Khan

Pakistan reported a sharp increase in the number of coronavirus patients with 700 new cases and 12 deaths recorded on the second day of Ramadan.

 COVID-19 Intensity Still Low In Pakistan, Believes PM Imran Khan

The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Pakistan rose to 14,079 on Tuesday after confirmation of new infections in the country. To date, the country has reported 301 deaths.