Pakistan Army has stepped in to provide quality entertainment to people on Eid-ul-Fitr as National Command Operation Center NCOC announces strict COVID-19 restrictions to stop the spread of the virus in the country.
Singer Fakhr-e-Alam shared a picture sitting with a production team and three Pakistan army officers in a board room of a news channel. In his tweet, he hinted at some exciting entertainment packages to be released on a TV channel for the audiences. Pakistan’s NCOC in its latest order released regarding the COVID-19 restriction for Eid-ul-Fitr had asked the media houses to broadcast quality films and serials for their entertainment as they would be restricted at home.
“Islamabad pre-production meeting on a very special project into the late-night….a big filming spell starts tonight…The next few days will be awesome, tiring, and entertaining…..” said Fakhr-e-Alam in a tweet.
Islamabad pre production meeting on a very special project into late night….a big filming spell starts tonight…Next few days will be awesome, tiring and entertaining…. pic.twitter.com/0LsenLtEm6
— Fakhr-e-Alam S.I & S.E (@falamb3) April 30, 2021
He, however, did not reveal further the details of the project on social media. But the presence of three army officers in the pre-production meeting has piqued the interest of social media users as they are anticipating if ISPR is releasing a special film on Eid-ul-Fitr.
The government has released a list of series of restrictions including a domestic travel ban on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr. Public buses will not be allowed to operate, however, taxis and cab services will be available.
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A ban has been imposed on inter-city, inter-provincial, and intra-city travel. Only private cars can travel by following COVID-19 SOPs.
The media houses have been instructed to show quality shows in the week-long Eid holidays announced.
Moreover, the government has also announced the closure of markets and shops on the eve of Eid-ul-Fitr, forcing people of Pakistan to stay at home.
Both classic film and documentary can be very good tools for learning especially if combined with some textual study too! Good piece from Fahad Taherani! https://t.co/Z9P2UVlIBm via @GVS_News
— Moeed Pirzada (@MoeedNj) April 26, 2021
Pakistan is under the influence of the deadly third wave of COVID-19. Cases have been rising exponentially with most of the hospitals across Pakistan reaching their maximum capacity. While the government is reluctant to impose a complete lockdown, it is resorting to stricter measures to control the movement of the people.
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