The country ramps up restrictions in a bid to control the spread of Covid-19.
Pakistan has announced that it will implement a ban on air travel for unvaccinated individuals in a bid to control the spread of Covid-19. The new measure is part of a series of hard-line actions aimed at increasing vaccination rates and protecting public health.
The government is enforcing stricter protocols, requiring that individuals prove they are fully vaccinated before being allowed to board flights. This is a part of Pakistan’s broader effort to combat the ongoing pandemic, as countries around the world adjust their strategies in response to new variants of the virus.
Additionally, the government is focusing on other preventive measures, including ramping up vaccine distribution and pushing for higher vaccination rates across the nation. The announcement of the air travel ban comes as part of these intensified efforts to curb the virus and protect citizens, signaling a shift towards more stringent regulations in the region.
