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ISLAMABAD: National Command and Operation Center has announced health/ testing protocols that will be applicable for inbound passengers with effect from 0001 PST, 24th February 2022.NCOC in a...

Doha: Pakistan s National Command and Operation Centre has announced that starting tomorrow, February 24, 2022, it no longer requires negative PCR rep...

Doha: Pakistan s National Command and Operation Centre has announced that starting tomorrow, February 24, 2022, it no longer requires negative PCR rep...

ISLAMABAD: The National Command and Operation Centre Wednesday revised the policy for inbound passengers as the country continues to report a decline in new COVID-19 infections.The forum stated...

NCOC eased COVID-19 restrictions in Karachi, Hyderabad, and Peshawar on Tuesday

Secretary of the Security Council / NSA of the Republic of Uzbekistan Lieutenant General Viktor Mahmudov Wednesday visited Torkham Border and Pakistan Military Academy Kakul and appreciated Pakistan efforts for peace and stability in the region, measures to counter terrorism and socio economic upli ..

Pakistan bans inbound pedestrian movement from Afghanistan, Iran   Published On Pakistan bans inbound pedestrian movement from Afghanistan, Iran ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - In view of restricting new variants of COVID-19 away from Pakistan, the National Command and Coordination Center (NCOC) had decided to cease the inbound pedestrian movement from Afghanistan and Iran from with exception to Pakistani nationals desirous to return. The Interior Ministry has informed Iran and Afghanistan about t...

Daily Times * Pakistani nationals, medical emergencies exempted; policy will remain in effect till May 19 midnight May 3, 2021 In view of keeping new variants of Covid-19 away from Pakistan, the National Command and Coordination Centre (NCOC) has decided to cease the inbound pedestrian movement from Afghanistan and Iran from Wednesday (May 5) with exception to Pakistani nationals desirous to return. The National Command and Operations Centre (NCOC) reviewed on Sunday the existing land border ma...

Pakistani nationals, medical emergencies exempted; policy will remain in effect till May 19 midnight Pak-Afghan Border. PHOTO: AFP ISLAMABAD: The National Command and Operations Centre (NCOC) reviewed on Sunday the existing land border management policy with Afghanistan and Iran in a bid to curb the spread of Covid-19 variants. The revised policy will only be applicable to inbound pedestrian movement, and is to come into effect from May 5. "With the emergence of various variants and to restrai...

Islamabad [Pakistan], May 2 (ANI): Pakistan on Sunday banned inbound pedestrian movement from neighboring Iran and Afghanistan in a bid to contain the rising COVID-19 cases in the country.