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Imran Khan told the people of Uzbekistan that he probably knew more about them than most citizens of their country since he had been a student of history.
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After his infamous remark on Germany and Japan sharing a border, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan failed to impress netizens with his knowledge of history after he claimed to know more about Uzbekistan than its own people at a conference in Tashkent on Thursday. Addressing the Uzbekistan-Pakistan Business Forum on ‘Central and South Asia 2021: Regional Connectivity Challenges and Opportunities,’ Imran Khan told the people of Uzbekistan that he probably knew more about them than most citizens of their country since he had been a student of history.
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At 7.45am on Wednesday, there was a steady stream of visitors entering Rabindra Sarobar and all of them had to show their vaccination certificates to the guards at the gates.
But this was not the scene across the city as many parks remained unguarded and visitors could go in without anyone to check if they were vaccinated.
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Officials managing Rabindra Sarobar tried to enforce the state government’s order that only those who are vaccinated are allowed to enter parks.
A notification issued by the government on Monday mentioned that “parks may remain open for morning walks, physical exercise etc during 6AM to 9AM and only vaccinated people shall be allowed”.
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