Tiger force will be fully operational from the next week across the Pakistan said special assistant to prime minister for youth affairs Usman Dar.
Prime Minister's special assistant for youth affairs, Usman Dar, said on Saturday that the Sindh government had refused to coordinate with the province's Coronavirus tiger force.
"The governments of Azad Jammu, Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan have also refused to use the armed forces' resources to fight the corona virus," said the central figure of Corona Relief Tiger Force.
Usman Dar said 150,000 people were registered with the tiger crew of Sindh Province and asked Prime Minister Sindh Syed Murad Ali Shah to reconsider his decision on the matter.
"These young people can be very helpful in tackling the pandemic," he said.
He said the tiger crew will be operational in the country next week. He also rejected propaganda, which the troops called waste of national resources.
Usman Dar said the members of the provincial assembly would play their part in activating the armed forces across the country.
It should be noted that Usman Dar said on Thursday that the Prime Minister's Corona Relief Tiger Force will be operational next week in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
At a news conference, he said Prime Minister Imran Khan would speak to the volunteers on Monday and provide relief thereafter. He added protective equipment and guidelines are provided to the youth team to protect them from coronavirus infection.
Usman Dar said the tiger force will ensure that standard work instructions (SOPs) are followed during church prayers in mosques and that social distance rules are enforced in instruments to control overpopulation.
