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Safety First! Natasha Salon is not opening business for eid amid COVID-19 pandemic

Pakistan’s one of the top makeup artist and salon ower, Natasha Lakhani announces that their business will remain closed keeping the safety of the public as their first priority.

Though many salons and beauty parlors across the country have resumed their business under certain precautionary Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs after government’s decision to open various businesses before eid.

However, Natasha Salon has decided not to open the business and be more vigilant towards public safety.

In a detailed post on social media, Natasha Salon has notified that “the standard of decision making is the essence of good governance. We, as a nation, continue to suffer on account of the lack of effective leadership. Our concerns are compounded when protectors (such as Courts) weigh economic interests above the general welfare of all citizens.”

“I have been most upset & disappointed with the developments that have come about in the last 24 hours or so. I have, hence, been unable to put up any beauty related content without first addressing what feels most important”, says Natasha owner of the salon.

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“There is no SOP that is 100% that can protect you from getting the disease. We already risk our lives when we step out for the essential things we need to do. We are in the midst of a peak & the sheer thought of what this ruling is now going to cause, with hoards of people feeling it is okay to step out, with no smart lockdown, not even a basic lockdown, we will be in more trouble than we can imagine”, the statement further added. 

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“We must all use our platforms to raise awareness and do what we can to make people stay home. Please I request everyone with influence do not tell your followers to go shopping in malls, stores, salons, gatherings just because it’s Eid”, says another social media post by Natasha Salon.

Saman Siddiqui

I am a freelance journalist, holding a Master’s Degree in Mass Communication and an MS in Peace and Conflict Studies, associated with the electronic media industry since 2006 in various capacities. Here at OyeYeah, I cover a range of genres, from journalism to fiction to fashion, including reviews, and fact findings. 

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