ISLAMABAD - Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday paid a surprise visit of different localities of the federal capital to inspect the business activities, implementation of anti-COVID standard operating procedures as well as development works.

The Prime Minister personally drove the vehicle setting aside the protocol.

He visited the modular carts placed in G-11 Markaz under Ehsaas Program’s Rerhi Baan initiative. He questioned the cart owners about the position of their businesses.

Imran Khan urged the people specifically shopkeepers to observe Standard operating procedures against COVID-19 to contain the virus.

The prime minister, who also wore a mask, also advised a boy at a cart to wear the mask as part of the government’s efforts to strictly implement the anti-COVID precautions amidst third wave of the pandemic.

“Get a mask for your little brother too,” Khan told a young boy, who like others was pleasantly surprised to find the prime minister amidst them.

While frying samosas for Iftar shoppers, Qurban Ali, a cart owner, thanked the prime minister and his government for providing them a business point to help them earn livelihood for their families.

“We are grateful to you, that you thought about us,” Qurban commented. The prime minister also went around different stalls of fruits and other stuff in the market.

Senator Faisal Javed and Chairman Capital Development Authority Amer Ahmed Ali also accompanied the prime minister.

Without creating any interruption in the traffic flow, the prime minister drove through the crowded streets of the city and also stopped at a traffic signal.

Imran Khan visited Sewage Treatment Plant at sector I-9 and under construction Korang Cricket Ground where he was briefed by the CDA chairman about the projects. He also inspected the stone lining of storm water drains.