Relatively spared by COVID-19, Pakistanis drop their guard ...United Arab Emirates

Islamabad: Alongside the usual snacks arranged on a tray balanced on one hand, Momin Khan sells face masks to passengers at a crowded bus stand in Islamabad. Most choose the snacks instead of paying six cents for a mask, he says. “Its mostly rich people buying the masks, the poor people say we don’t have the money anyway and we will do without them, he told Reuters. Nearby, dozens of passengers crowd into a minivan, only a handful wearing masks, as the driver shuts the door and windows to keep out the winter cold. Pakistan has reported 527,146 COVID-19 cases so far, and 11,157 deaths, far lower than what officials had feared. Now, authorities worry complacency could undo that good fortune,

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