Sindh Minister for Industries, Cooperative Department & Anti-Corruption Jam Ikramullah Dharejo on Tuesday visited district Ghotki – where no coronavirus case has reported – to check the administration’s measures against the pandemic.
While talking to media, Jam Dharejo said, “We are fully committed to cooperating and mutually working to counter the spread of coronavirus. In these troubling times, we have kept our political controversies aside, and are aiming to extent support to everyone. This is the high time for national unity and cooperation, our integrity will surely help us to control the epidemic in Pakistan.”
The provincial minister paid a visit to district hospital Ghotki and distributed all the necessary protective equipment among the medical staff of the hospital. The medical superintendent told the minister that no case of coronavirus has registered in the district so far.
Jam Dharejo met with the law enforcement agencies to ensure that the district was locked down in compliance with the orders of the Chief Minister Sindh Murad Ali Shah. The provincial minster provided hand sanitizers and masks to police and rangers personnel.
The provincial minister also asked the party workers and general public to cooperate with the provincial government and district administration to prevent the spread of coronavirus in the entire province.
While talking to media, Jam Dharejo said, “We are fully committed to cooperating and mutually working to counter the spread of coronavirus. In these troubling times, we have kept our political controversies aside, and are aiming to extent support to everyone. This is the high time for national unity and cooperation, our integrity will surely help us to control the epidemic in Pakistan.”
The provincial minister paid a visit to district hospital Ghotki and distributed all the necessary protective equipment among the medical staff of the hospital. The medical superintendent told the minister that no case of coronavirus has registered in the district so far.
Jam Dharejo met with the law enforcement agencies to ensure that the district was locked down in compliance with the orders of the Chief Minister Sindh Murad Ali Shah. The provincial minster provided hand sanitizers and masks to police and rangers personnel.
The provincial minister also asked the party workers and general public to cooperate with the provincial government and district administration to prevent the spread of coronavirus in the entire province.