Islamabad :
According to details, the federal government has announced strict restrictions on citizens who do not get the corona vaccine, saying that strict restrictions will be imposed on those who do not get both doses by September 30, and restrictions on citizens who do not get vaccinated will be gradually increased. They will start to stop doing things that could endanger others.
The epidemic is slowly coming down, the rate of positive cases is declining, the fourth wave is weakening, and the trend is set to pick up in the next 15 days. More stabilization will come, corona cases will be reduced which will reduce the pressure on hospitals, big cities have 40% of the population over the age of 15 who need to be fully vaccinated, if this target is achieved then more closures in late September Educational institutions will be opened with 50% attendance from September 16 and inter-city bus service will be allowed with 50% rides, closures will remain in 6 districts Lahore, Faisalabad, Multan, Sargodha, Gujarat and Bannu.
These views were expressed by Asad Umar, Federal Minister for Planning, Development, Reforms and Special Measures, while addressing a press conference at the National Command Operations Center. The supply of oxygen has not been disrupted, the demand for oxygen has increased in a few weeks, the epidemic situation has improved but the threat has not been completely eliminated, Code.
Out of 19,500 patients are on oxygen in hospitals, negligence, neglect of SOPs has led to increase in corona cases. Asad Omar said that out of 24 districts, the epidemic situation has improved, while blockades remain in place in 6 districts. These districts include Lahore, Faisalabad, Multan, Sargodha, Gujarat and Bannu. Outdoor dining time is being extended to 12 noon in 6 districts.
He said that we had imposed more closures from September 4 to 15 in view of the number of cases in 24 districts of the country but the situation has improved in 18 of these districts. Restrictions will remain in place as in other parts of the country, while more sanctions will remain in place in the other six districts. Asad Omar said the situation in Lahore, Faisalabad, Multan, Sargodha, Gujarat and Bannu has not improved. Therefore, the extreme closure in the said districts will continue till the 22nd.
He said that some of the extreme restrictions were being lifted in which intercity transport was allowed to be activated but the number of passengers in buses would be halved. Chairman NCOC said that educational institutions in these districts are being opened on the basis of 50% attendance and their classes will start from Thursday. Asad Umar said that in Lahore, Faisalabad, Multan, Sargodha, Gujarat and Bannu. Dining will not be allowed, but restaurants will be open until 12 midnight.
He said that amusement parks and gyms in these districts would be fully opened for vaccinated people, only 400 people would be allowed to attend public gatherings. He said that the process of vaccination would be expedited and 40 per cent citizens above the age of 15 years would be vaccinated in major cities of the country.
He said that the government was in the process of procuring vaccines worth Rs 200 billion. Corona restrictions in the country would remain in place till September 30. He said that restrictions would be imposed on those who would not get both doses of vaccine after September 30. Stricter measures will be taken, including those working in schools, regardless of the sector. Similarly, those who have not received both doses of the vaccine will not be able to travel by air.
