Pakistan Seeking Help Of WHO To Constitute SOPs For Eid-ul-Adha

Pakistan is seeking the help of the Global Agency World Health Organization to constitute the new Eid-ul-Adha standard procedure operation (SOPs). The step has been taken in order to avoid the spread of the disease as the upcoming activities will be involving movement in the cattle market.

Therefore, help has been asked so that movement does not come to the point of disaster.

The suggestions were given by Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) on Health Dr. Zafar Mirza with WHO Regional Director Dr. Ahmed Al-Mandhari and his team of senior officials at the WHO Regional Headquarters in Cairo. This meeting was a video call.

The agenda of the meeting was to involve WHO in providing technical guidance to the country to hinder the spread of Covid-19.

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“Prime Minister Imran Khan heads the National Coordination Committee with all provincial chief ministers as members. Pakistan is implementing smart lockdowns rather than a generalized lockdown as the prime minister is cognisant of the financial hardship for around 25 percent of the population living below the poverty line. Currently, 543 lockdowns are in place across Pakistan,” he informed.

 “We have ramped up our health system to cater to critical cases and done so with unprecedented speed. We are ensuring better governance and strong coordination to implement our National Action Plan against Covid-19 in letter and spirit,” he added.

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