Pakistan asks Canada to reconsider decision of flights’ suspension
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan has asked Canadian government for reconsidering its decision of suspending all passenger flights from Islamabad for 30 days.
In a letter to Canadian Minister of Transport Omar Alghabra, Pakistan High Commissioner to Canada Raza Bashir Tarar drew attention to the fact that Pakistan, like all other countries, had been facing epidemic but it had managed it well due to its strategy of smart lockdowns.
He assured the minister that Pakistan’s testing mechanism is very robust and Pakistan International Airlines only accepted results from the best laboratories and matched them with barcode on every result sheet.
