KARACHI: Sindh Information Minister Nasir Hussain Shah on Wednesday alluded to forcing check-in time over the region as individuals disregarded government's lockdown orders, ARY News announced.
Sindh government had forced a total lockdown for 15 days from March 23 so as to contain and check the additionally spread of coronavirus.
Conversing with ARY News, Nasir Shah said that the administration will be left with no choice aside from forcing check-in time as individuals are not paying attention to lockdown orders.
He indeed spoke to the country to remain at home and bolster the legislature in the battle against COVID-19.
A few people in Karachi left their homes on Wednesday morning and traffic was seen on significant streets of a megacity in spite of the lockdown in the area.
The Sindh government on Monday forced a restriction on pillion riding across Sindh for 14 days.
"It is appropriate to explain that pillion riding on motorbikes which will build infection spread complex is carefully not permitted," the common home division gave an explanation with respect to its lockdown orders.
The complete number of coronavirus cases in Pakistan has flooded to 892 after new cases were accounted for in various territories of the nation.
As indicated by the National Command and Control Center for the novel coronavirus, out of the aggregate, 399 cases were accounted for in Sindh, 249 in Punjab, 110 in Balochistan, 81 in Gilgit-Baltistan and 38 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, through 15 individuals were determined to have the lethal infection in Islamabad and one in Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
Six patients have recouped up until now while six passed on from the COVID-19.
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