No weddings for the unvaccinated, Sindh Govt

The Sindh home ministry has proclaimed a ban on getting married or even visiting a wedding ceremony for people who have not been vaccinated against the deadly Covid-19.

According to the notification, people in Sindh will have to supply their inoculation certificates in order to be able to join the markets, pay visits to cattle markets and other amusing places, restaurants, wedding ceremonies, and travel in public transport, according to the new SOPs.

Whereas, on the Eid ul Adha holidays, the people who do not have their Covid vaccination cards will not be permitted into any entertaining places.

On the contrary, from the Covid catastrophes from around the country, the tally of healthcare workers infected while fighting the COVID-19 pandemic in Pakistan has climbed to 16,826.

Whereas in the past 48 hours 38 more healthcare workers containing doctors and paramedics are infected with coronavirus, sources said.

While battling the deadly and contagious virus eruption in the country 164 healthcare workers lost their lives, the sources said.

According to sources at the Ministry of National Health, so far 10,061 doctors, 2,398 nurses, and 4,367 other staff of hospitals have contracted the coronavirus.