Islamabad: Pakistan PM Imran Khan refused to impose strict restrictions to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus epidemic, saying that this 'elite' idea would lead to poverty of economy. Meanwhile, cases of coronavirus infection in the country reached one lakh on Sunday and the number of dead has crossed 2,000.

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According to data from the National Health Service Ministry, 4,960 new cases of coronavirus have been reported in the last 24 hours. With which there were a total of 98,943 cases of infection. The death toll in the country rose to 2,002 with 67 people killed by the Coronavirus. The Health Ministry said that at least 33,465 people have been cured of the disease so far. So far, 37,090 infections have been reported in Punjab of Pakistan, 36,364 in Sindh, 13,001 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 6,221 in Balochistan, 4,979 in Islamabad, 927 in Gilgit-Baltistan and 361 cases of coronavirus in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

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According to Express Tribune, amidst increasing cases of coronavirus, PM Imran Khan said on Saturday that there is a need to bring awareness among the people about the severity of coronavirus epidemic. He flatly ruled out the possibility of re-enforcing strict restrictions and advocated 'smart lockdown' with strict adherence to standard operating procedures. Imran Khan tweeted many. In these, the Pakistan PM said, "Some of the elite people want lockdown, people who have big houses whose income is not affected by the lockdown.

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