is this true?

[Azadkashmir]

I have been told if I book a flight to Azad Kashmir, I would have to stay in quarantine for two weeks in Mirpur. which I will be charged 250 pounds for it. Once two weeks are over then I can go and travel, visit family.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

I have been told if I book a flight to Azad Kashmir, I would have to stay in quarantine for two weeks in Mirpur. which I will be charged 250 pounds for it. Once two weeks are over then I can go and travel, visit family.

Who told you this? Lala Khan?

 

[waz]

Who told you this? Lala Khan?

Lol.

I have been told if I book a flight to Azad Kashmir, I would have to stay in quarantine for two weeks in Mirpur. which I will be charged 250 pounds for it. Once two weeks are over then I can go and travel, visit family.

The lockdown was stricter in AJK than other parts of Pakistan. Not sure about the quarantine and charge for it.

 

[Azadkashmir]

Who told you this? Lala Khan?

I am surrounded by dangar ppl, doesn't matter what I ask about Pakistan ajk they just dangar and start to argue or ridicule or can't explain. unfortunately my family relatives here and over there are some of the most stereotypical retards. The intelligent rich ones have moved away far away.

so if I get a ticket for 1st June to pakistan/islb and fly over would I able to go home straight away from Islamabad airport. (to ratta)

 

[MastanKhan]

I am surrounded by dangar ppl, doesn't matter what I ask about Pakistan ajk they just dangar and start to argue or ridicule or can't explain. unfortunately my family relatives here and over there are some of the most stereotypical retards. The intelligent rich ones have moved away far away.

so if I get a ticket for 1st June to pakistan/islb and fly over would I able to go home straight away from Islamabad airport. (to ratta)

Hi,

Expect the worst---there is a great chance that you will be kept in quarantine---.

 

[Imran Khan]

you better stay in that room for few days . but NEW SOP is they will immediately test you upon landing if negative you can go if positive you can not

 

[Azadkashmir]

but why england is not doing this anyway china is nearer to pakistan, i dont see england testing pakistanis from pak.

pakistani only know how to make hard for other pakistanis, I can't afford to pay 250 quid. i am struggling, these few months due to coronavirus and tickets are expensive add 250 pounds qurantine.

 

[Pakistansdefender]

Lol.



The lockdown was stricter in AJK than other parts of Pakistan. Not sure about the quarantine and charge for it.

The lockdown was same. Even lockdown never happened in that way or enforced.
The cases are less as there is barely 2 or 3 people returning from Iran.

 

[Azadkashmir]

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