Unvaccinated Persons Will Soon Be Arrested in Pakistan

Authoritarian governments continue to take more extreme measures to force COVID-19 injections into their citizens.

While Dictator Joe placed a vaccine mandate on federal workers and businesses with 100+ employees, other governments have taken things to another level.

In Sindh, Pakistan’s second-largest province by population, the government will soon arrest unvaccinated individuals.

Anyone caught traveling on motorways unvaccinated gets imprisoned.

It’s a shocking move that seeks to completely ban those unvaccinated from society.

Here’s more:

In Pakistan, and likely coming soon to your safety-interested locale, “motorway travellers will be required to be vaccinated by September 20, 2021. When the deadline expires, unvaccinated travellers will be arrested and imprisoned.”

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— Mark Changizi (@MarkChangizi) September 20, 2021

Pakistan’s Second Largest Province To Arrest Unvaccinated Citizens… #Covid1984 https://t.co/aBCCOt6cp1

— Spiro (@Spiro_Ghost) September 20, 2021

Covid-19 in Sindh: Unvaccinated persons to be arrested – Newsday Pakistan https://t.co/QDJP6WBTOa

— ☀️USGOVT.LIGHTWORKER☀️ (@UsgovtC) September 20, 2021

Pakistan warning: Pakistan planning minister Asad Umar in a televised message Tuesday said those who are not vaccinated will not be allowed to work from offices, & unvaccinated people will not be eligible 2 enter shopping malls, use public transport after Sept 30. (Reuters photo) pic.twitter.com/cBg1GtPQCp

— VOA DEEWA (@voadeewa) September 14, 2021

Pakistan: TransPeshawar on Monday banned unvaccinated passengers from travelling on the buses of the Bus Rapid Transit.

TransPeshawar said that passengers were allowed to enter stations after showing their vaccination certificates.https://t.co/u7vnSYh4aQ pic.twitter.com/iEKMRtMh0D

— Luther (@LutherBurgsvik) September 22, 2021

NEWSDAY Pakistan reported:

In light of the National Command and Operation Centre’s (NCOC) fresh directives for expediting Covid-19 vaccinations across the country, the Sindh government has decided to arrest all unvaccinated people besides putting in place stricter restrictions.

According to a notification issued by the provincial home department in light of the directives, while commuters will not be allowed to use motorways past Monday (today), buses and other transport companies could be banned over the presence of unvaccinated staff.

Hotels and restaurants would also be sealed if being run by unvaccinated staffers, including those involved in home deliveries.

Pakistan recorded another 40 fatalities from Covid-19 in the last 24 hours, according to NCOC data.

This makes it the first time in more than a month that the country has recorded less than 50 deaths from the virus in a single day.

Insider Paper also weighed in:

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In an unprecedented move, the Sindh province’s government in Pakistan has issued orders to arrest citizens from across the province who have not been vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus.

After the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) issued new orders to expedite the COVID-19 vaccination in the country, the Sindh Government has decided to arrest unvaccinated citizens in the province.

According to a notification issued by the Sindh Home Department, motorway travellers will be required to be vaccinated by September 20, 2021. When the deadline expires, unvaccinated travellers will be arrested and imprisoned.

According to NCOC order, unvaccinated passengers will no longer be able to travel by train from now on.

The notification also stated that all employees of transportation companies must be vaccinated or their buses and other equipment will be confiscated by authorities. The same is true for hotels and restaurants, which will be closed to unvaccinated employees, including those involved in home delivery.

According to NCOC data, over 72 million doses have been administered, with over 54 million people receiving their first shot and approximately 24 million are fully vaccinated.