A significant majority of Pakistanis (71%) who attended a wedding in the past 2 months report that SOPs were not being followed at the event (Gallup & Gilani Pakistan Coronavirus Perception Tracker)

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A significant majority of Pakistanis (71%) who attended a wedding in the past 2 months report that SOPs were not being followed at the event (Gallup & Gilani Pakistan Coronavirus Perception Tracker)

Islamabad, 27th August, 2020

According to a Gilani Research Foundation Survey carried out by Gallup & Gilani Pakistan, a significant majority of Pakistanis (71%) who attended a wedding in the past 2 months report that SOPs were not being followed at the event.

A nationally representative sample of adult men and women from across the four provinces was asked the following question, “Do you agree/ disagree with the following statement: “The wedding I attended in the past two months was done following SOPs?” In response to this question, 29% of wedding attendees reported that SOPs were being followed while 71% said that no SOPs were being followed.

 

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