Sindh police has strictly warned that from Friday legal action would be taken against the gatherings of four or more people in any public area to restrict the spread of coronavirus in the province.
DAWN reported that Inspector General (IG) Sindh Police Mushtaq Ahmed Mahar said that provincial government had clearly directed the police to ensure that four or more people don't travel in vehicles or gather outside ‘unnecessarily’ and ‘without any convincing reason’.
“Legal proceedings will be initiated against people who fail to satisfy police on why they are travelling in a group of four or more people,” IG Mushtaq Ahmed Mahar said.
To date, 453 confirmed coronavirus cases have been emerged across the country, with the provincial governments of Sindh, Balochistan, Punajb, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa confirming 245, 81, 78, and 23 cases respectively. The government officials have confirmed two coronavirus deaths both in KP.
DAWN reported that Inspector General (IG) Sindh Police Mushtaq Ahmed Mahar said that provincial government had clearly directed the police to ensure that four or more people don't travel in vehicles or gather outside ‘unnecessarily’ and ‘without any convincing reason’.
“Legal proceedings will be initiated against people who fail to satisfy police on why they are travelling in a group of four or more people,” IG Mushtaq Ahmed Mahar said.
To date, 453 confirmed coronavirus cases have been emerged across the country, with the provincial governments of Sindh, Balochistan, Punajb, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa confirming 245, 81, 78, and 23 cases respectively. The government officials have confirmed two coronavirus deaths both in KP.