Chief Minister Usman Buzdar has said that citizens will have to follow the restriction of wearing face masks to overcome the spread of coronavirus adding that the government will strictly get it implemented.
He was talking to provincial ministers and MPAs who called on him at his office on Monday and apprised him about problems relating to their constituencies.
The CM said that the citizens can remain safe from coronavirus and also ensure the safety of their loved ones by following the government instructions, he said. It is in the interest of the citizens to follow the policy of social distancing as well.
Observing safety precautions will help in their safety and the citizens should not go out without need, he added. The CM said that a comprehensive strategy has been evolved to solve the constituency-related problems and assured that every genuine issue will be dealt on merit.
Those who called on CM included provincial ministers Mian Mahmood-ur-Rasheed, Sardar Asif Nakai, Malik Nauman Langrial, Syed Sumsam Ali Bukhari and Chief Whip in Punjab Assembly Syed Abbas Ali Shah, Good Governance Committee Secretary Col (retd) Ejaz Hussain Minhas and MPAs Rai Zahoor Ahmad and Malik Mukhtar Ahmad.
CM CONDOLES DEATH OF ALLAMA TALIB JOHRI: The CM has expressed a deep sense of sorrow over the death of famous religious scholar Allama Talib Johri.
He has extended sympathies to the bereaved family and prayed that may Allah Almighty rest the departed soul in eternal peace. Talib Johri was a renowned scholar and his religious services will be remembered till lately, the CM added.
SNGPL PRESENTS CHEQUE FOR PM’s COVID-19 RELIEF FUND: Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited Board of Directors Chairperson Rohi Raees Khan called on Chief Minister Usman Buzdar at his office on Monday and presented a cheque of Rs 1.9 crore for Prime Minister’s Covid-19 Relief Fund.
The CM thanked her and stated the impecunious stratum is more affected due to coronavirus and PM Imran Khan-led government is vigorously working to provide financial assistance to the affectees. The philanthropists are wholeheartedly donating and the government is the custodian of the collected amount.
Helping the affectees is a joint responsibility and the government is committed to saving lives as well as to protect the people from hunger, he added. SNGPL MD Amer Tufail was also present.
