Ban on schools, airports, gatherings and unnecessary movement across the Pakistan

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Pakistan Army faces major challenge of Corona virus The Pak army stands side by side with the nation to overcome the threat.
On Monday evening, he said in his media briefing that the Army Chief had issued orders to provide all available personnel and medical resources to assist the civil administration.
He said that all schools would be closed, all kinds of gatherings would be banned, unnecessary movement of all kinds of shopping malls, restaurants, all wedding halls, cinema halls and swimming pools would be banned.
Major General Babar Iftikhar added that all international airports in Pakistan will remain closed until April 4. Intercity transport can only be used for the food supply chain.
He said that in this regard all the provincial governments would issue more guideline in their own province which would be ensured in conjunction with the civil institutions.
Referring to dealing with the Corona virus, he said it was time to make difficult and difficult decisions as a family, as individuals, as a community and as a community.

Medical stores will be open, besides factories producing only food and medical supplies, under the actions of the federal and provincial governments, the DSPR said.

Major General Babar Iftikhar said that Pakistan is well aware of its responsibilities and will use every effort and resources in this regard.
The DGISPR added that the situation was dealt with at the Corps commander's special meeting last Sunday evening.
He further said that the government of Pakistan has summoned the army under Article 245 of the constitution. Despite full and heavy deployment of the Army's Line of Control and Western Border, the Army Chief has issued orders to deploy all available troops and troops according to the medical resources of Pakistan.
Major General Babar Iftikhar said that all borders have been closed but the actual border is between human and corona virus which we have to overcome.

He added that the task is huge and very difficult but the world has seen the courage of this nation in the war of 2000, earthquake, flood and terrorism.

  DGISPR said, "The current challenges have once again tested our nationality but this time the threat is very different that we have not seen in our lives and the forces to overcome it are the people of Pakistan. Will stand side by side. '
Approval to deploy troops in all four provinces
The federal government has approved the deployment of troops in the Federal Capital, Islamabad, Gilgit-Baltistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir to deal with the Corona virus.

According to a notification issued by the Federal Ministry of Home Affairs, a request was made for the deployment of troops from the four provinces of the country, including Gilgit-Baltistan, the federal capital and Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
The Interior Ministry has also issued separate notifications to the media for all the areas in which it has been stated that the number of troops deployed for Corona in any province or area is in consultation with the respective area administration and army officials. Fix it
In response to requests from the Interior Ministry for all these areas, permits for deployment of the army have been issued under Article 245 of the Constitution of Pakistan and Article 131A of the CRPC.
Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa ordered all Army personnel to be prepared on immediate notice to prevent the Corona virus at a special corps commanders' conference on Saturday.
Earlier, the administration of the four provinces and Kashmir had requested the federal government to deploy the army to deal with the situation in Corona.

It is to be noted that on Sunday after Sindh and Balochistan, Punjab also decided to call for an army. Chief Minister Punjab Usman Bazdar said during a press conference in Lahore on Sunday that a decision had been made to bring troops into the province.

A letter from the Interior Ministry of Balochistan to the Interior Ministry stated that due to the increasing number of cases of Code 19 in the province, to assist the civil administration of the throne of Article 245 of the Constitution and Section 131A of the CRPC. Army services are required.

The Sindh government had also said in a letter to the federal government that it should be sent to the army to assist civil authorities to deal with the spread of the Corona virus.
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