NCOC says COVID-19 vaccination centres to remain closed on Sundays, national holidays
NCOC advises people not to head to the vaccination centres on Sundays and other public holidays
ISLAMABAD: Coronavirus vaccination centres will remain closed on Sunday and national holidays such as March 23, announced the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) on Saturday.
"All vaccination centers across the country will remain closed on Sundays and National holidays like March 23," said the NCOC in a statement.
The country's nerve centre in the fight against coronavirus advised people not to head to the vaccination centres on Sundays and other public holidays.
"This decision is taken to give relief to the vaccine administrators and health care workers who are working tirelessly to serve the nation in this time of crisis," said the NCOC.
It appreciated the efforts of all the federating units for management of massive vaccination drive across the country. It also saluted the front line health care workers especially "those involved in ongoing vaccination drive'.
Currently, Pakistan is vaccinating the country's healthcare workers and people over the age of 60 after launching the vaccination drive on February 2.
Pakistan is using the Sinopharm vaccine developed by state-run China National Pharmaceutical Group, which has shown to be 79% effective.
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