Textile Sector witnessed massive rise in demands despite COVIID-19 says PM

Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan has said that the textile sector is one of a number of positive developments in our economy despite the coronavirus pandemic.

He took to his Twitter on Wednesday and said that:

“The textile sector is one of a number of positive developments in our economy despite COVID 19.”

Prime Minister Imran Khan also directed the commerce ministries to ensure all necessary support to the textile sector.

In his another Tweet, Prime Minister Imran Khan said:

“As the Faisalabad textile industry sees a massive rise in demand & export orders, I have instructed the Commerce &  Industries Ministries to ensure all necessary support to the textile sector to enable them to meet their growing demands.”

As the Faisalabad textile industry sees a massive rise in demand & export orders, I have instructed the Commerce & Industries Ministries to ensure all necessary support to the textile sector to enable them to meet their growing demands.

— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) November 25, 2020

Earlier Prime Minister Imran Khan said that Pakistan is moving in the right direction despite the coronavirus challenges.

“MashaAllah the country is moving in the right direction despite the Covid 19 challenge,” said Prime Minister Imran Khan in his Tweet.

3,009 new Coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours in Pakistan

Pakistan has recorded fresh 3,009 COVID-19 cases and 59 deaths due to the virus in the last 24 hours.

59 more people succumbed to the disease, in the past 24 hours taking the national death tally to 7,803. Meanwhile, 1,214 patients have recovered from the virus during the last 24 hours and 1,867 patients are in critical condition.

According to the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC), with fresh inclusion of the infections in the country the national tally of cases now currently stands at 382,892, whereas, the active cases stood at 42,115.

A total of 41,583 tests were conducted across the country during this period. 332,974 people have recovered from the deadly disease while 5,297,703 samples have been tested thus far.