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Pakistani worshippers clash with police trying to enforce coronavirus lockdown

Worshippers leave the New Memon mosque in Karachi after offering Friday prayers on March 27, 2020. (AN photo by S.A. Babar)

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Updated 04 April 2020

The Globe and Mail

April 04, 2020 09:01

Pakistani worshippers clash with police trying to enforce coronavirus lockdown

Updated 04 April 2020

The Globe and Mail

April 04, 2020 09:01

April 4: The Globe and Mail report by Syed Raza Hassan and Ruma Paul states that Pakistani Muslims at a Karachi mosque clashed with baton-wielding police trying to enforce new curbs on gatherings to prevent Friday prayers and contain coronavirus infections, officials said.