ISLAMABAD: National Coordination Committee (NCC) headed by Prime Minister Imran Khan will decide on reopening of marriage halls, restaurants, tourism and parks across the country after closure of these sectors since the outbreak of the coronavirus in Pakistan according to Federal Minister for Industries and Production Hammad Azhar.
The Government has started consultations at the National Command and Operations Centre (NCOC) regarding reviewing and revising the Negative List which includes businesses that were not allowed to open for posing high risk of spreading the coronavirus.
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Furthermore, the Federal Minister says that the committee will be reviewing the timings under which markets and businesses are allowed to operate.
Provinces have been asked to finalize the standard operating procedures (SOPs) regarding reopening of marriage halls, restaurants, tourism and parks etc.
Afterwards these proposals will be taken to the National Coordination Committee (NCC) headed by Prime Minister Imran Khan for final decision regarding reopening of these sectors in a few days.
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