Daily Times
Health authorities will begin inoculating people above 30 years of age from Saturday.
The National Command and Operations Centre (NCOC) decided this in a meeting on Friday. Federal Minister for Planning and Development Asad Umar tweeted: “In today’s NCOC meeting it has been decided to open up vaccination for 30 years and older starting tomorrow. The messages for those who are being scheduled will go out today”.
So far, 4.9 million people have been inoculated, with 211,475 jabs being administered in the last 24 hours.
Earlier on Thursday, the NCOC had announced that people over the age of 18 can now get themselves vaccinated however, only under certain circumstances.
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28 TLP workers remanded in judicial custody in rioting case
Karachi
April 18, 2021
The anti-terrorism courts’ administrative judge on Saturday remanded more than two dozen workers of the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan in jail custody for two days for their alleged involvement in recent rioting and road blockage in Karachi.
Twenty-eight workers were produced by the Kharadar police in the court on the expiry of their physical remand. The investigation officer submitted before the judge that the suspects were arrested while they were blocking the main roads along the Merewether Tower on April 13.
He added that the suspects were interrogated during their physical remand and the investigation did not require their custody any longer. The judge sent the suspects to jail in judicial custody till May 5 and sought a charge sheet at the next hearing.