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Pakistan embassy in Kabul shuts visa section

March 11, 2020 07:10 PM


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The Pakistani embassy in Kabul has closed its visa section because of lack of a proper mechanism to identify the coronavirus victims.

Justifying the move aimed the virus spread, the embassy said the Afghan government must introduce a proper mechanism before they could issues visas to the people.

The move came on a day when the total number of coronavirus cases in Pakistan reached 20 after a 14-year-old boy was tested positive in Skardu.



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