Sindh government spokesperson Murtaza Wahab said that the provincial government is going over the objections raised by Governor Imran Ismail over the Sindh Covid-19 Relief Ordinance, 2020.

Speaking to Dawn, he said: "We are going through the observations and will revert back after consulting with the cabinet."

Speaking to Geo News earlier in the day, Sindh education minister Saeed Ghani said that the purpose of the ordinance was to provide relief to the people during this time of crisis.

He said: "We will see what feedback the governor has sent and will review it."

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