Sindh govt to restrict 'unnecessary movement' after 8pm from tomorrow

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The Sindh government has decided that from tomorrow (May 25) there will be a restriction on the "unnecessary movement" of citizens after 8pm.

Chairing a meeting of the Provincial Task Force on Covid-19, Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah directed the police chief to prevent the public from travelling in cars unnecessarily.

Permission will be given, however, for people who have to visit hospitals or travel for any other important task. Additionally, park lights would be turned off after sunset.

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