Islamabad: Pakistan has extended the travel ban on six countries, including Britain, to 28 February in order to prevent the spread of Covid-19 amid the second wave of the Covid-19 epidemic.
According to the Dawn newspaper, the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority said on Friday that people belonging to South Africa, Britain, Brazil, Ireland, Portugal, and the Netherlands from the travel restrictions until 28 February Will be affected However, it said that if the National Command and Operation Center, the apex body of the Covid-19, allows people belonging to these countries to enter, then they will be able to enter the country.
Standard operating procedures issued by the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority in December and January have also been extended to 28 February. The total number of epidemic cases in the country has increased to 5,43,214 and 11,623 people have died so far.
