Sarwar advises people to avoid frequent visits to public places

LAHORE:   Punjab Governor Chaudhry Mohammad Sarwar has said that WHO (World Health Organization) is acknowledging Pakistan government‘s measures to protect people from coronavirus. Since coronavirus is evident in three neighbouring countries, people of Pakistan will have to be vigilant in this regard. Federal government is taking along all the provincial governments to control coronavirus. “In Sha Allah, we will succeed in protecting the people from this pandemic to the maximum.” People must support the government’s efforts to ensure safety measures and they while keeping mind that prevention is better than cure, must strictly adopt precautionary steps against this dreadful virus.Talking to PTI senior member Rai Hassan Nawaz, member Tayyab Chaudhry and others here, Punjab Governor Chaudhry Mohammad Sarwar advised the people to fully avoid frequent visits to public places and markets for shopping and other matters. He added that people should not get panic but be responsible and adopt safety measures. Government has set up isolation rooms in hospitals and in order to protect the people from dangerous coronavirus, the government has also banned people’s entry into shrines, Khankahon, zoos, safari parks and other recreational places. People must adhere to anti-coronavirus advisories and adopt protective measures. Government had taken these steps in the best interests, security and safety of general public to cope with this global challenge. This pandemic will be defeated by forging unity, national solidarity and harmony among the masses. People do adopt safety measures to do away with coronavirus, he said and asserted that corona pandemic is so far under control in Pakistan. In addition to government, the opposition parties and all segments of society are also equally responsible to play their due role in fighting out coronavirus. “We have to protect the masses from fatal coronavirus at all costs and make their lives secure, and in this connection, no laxity will be tolerated.”