300+Tablighi Jamaat members test positive for COVID-19 in Pakistan's Punjab


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▴ Pakistan's Punjab
Tablighi Jamaat members creating havoc by spreading the virus
More than 300 members of the Dabliqi Jamaat have been diagnosed with coronavirus in Pakistan's Punjab province. It has stepped up its efforts to isolate and derail the 1000 people who attended the worship meeting of the Islamic Council last month.The town of Ryvind is so isolated that no one can go inside the city and they cannot come out.
 
The 300 campaigners from the Tablighi Jamaat have been isolated in various places, and have been tested positive.Not only Punjab but also the taliki jamaat preachers from Rawalpindi, Jhelum, Nankana Sahib, Sargodha, Vehari, Faisalabad, Kalasha Kaku, and Rahim Yar Khan Mawadat have been isolated.
 
A large number of pastors attended the Tabliqi Jamaat big religious ceremony in Lahore in March. They were later derailed and left homeless.It has been revealed that 50 of Jamaat's men, including five women from Nigeria, surrounded the corona.
 
They have been isolated in districts including Multan as corona positives for the 200 Shia Muslim pilgrims returning from Iran.The people of Tablighi Jamaat are regarded as carrying the corona virus not only in Pakistan but also in India, Malaysia and Brunei
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