SIALKOT: Prime Minister Imran Khan has warned that if care is not taken in the second wave of Karuna, this cold will be very difficult.

According to details, addressing the businessmen on the occasion of his visit to Sialkot, the Prime Minister said that the city of Sialkot had built a magnificent airport by raising money itself.
In the coming days, Sialkot is going to become an even bigger export hub.

The Prime Minister said that the business community of Sialkot has an important role to play in the development of the country. The government is providing facilities to the business community for rapid industrialization. It is the policy of the government to industrialize Pakistan.

Hamad Azhar and Razzaq Dawood are in constant touch with the business community. Hamad Azhar and Razzaq Dawood keep me informed of the problems of the business community. The government’s priority is to eradicate poverty from the country.

Addressing the traders, the Prime Minister said that if the epidemic of Corona spread, the world would have to make difficult decisions. Our government was also repeatedly criticized that the government should lock down because the best way to stop the virus is lockdown Benefited Pakistan Pakistan successfully fought the first wave of Corona.

PM Imran Khan said that cases are increasing in the country due to the second wave of Corona. By taking precaution like before, we can save our industry people.
The Prime Minister said that it was unfortunate that the opposition criticizing the lockdown was holding a rally today.

Addressing the businessmen in Sialkot, the Prime Minister said that China has raised its lower class in 30 years. China has created special economic and export zones. China wants to develop the western region through C-Pack. We have to try to uplift the areas. Due to the feeling of deprivation, the tribal areas of Balochistan South Punjab DG Khan were left behind.

The Prime Minister further said that when our government came, there was no money in the national exchequer. We have a history of 70 years that as growth increases, current account deficit increases.