On Twitter, the prime minister said compared to some other states, Allah had been kind to Pakistan by sparing it from worst effects of the pandemic.
There is a fear, onset of winter could result in 2nd wave. I urge everyone to wear face masks in public to avoid a spike,” the prime minister said.
He also instructed all offices and educational institutions to ensure every one wore face mask.
The prime minister’s statement came amidst a slightly surge in coronavirus cases in the country.
During last one month, over 16,000 people were infected by the virus.
As of Sunday, Pakistan has so far registered 314,616 COVID-19 cases out of which 298,968 had been recovered, 9,135 were still active while 6,513 victims succumbed to the disease.
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