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PM Imran Khan tops list of leaders successful in battling COVID-19

UK based newspaper, Asian News issued a list of top 10 leaders around the world who have successfully battled COVID-19, and Pakistan's PM topped the list.

PM Imran Khan has been declared the top leader around the world to have successfully contained and mitigated the spread and impact of COVID-19 in the country.

The list released by the British news outlet, Asian World, ranked 10 politicians from across the globe who had worked hard to overcome the effects of the virus against their citizens.

PM Imran top leader to successfully contain COVID-19

Prime Minister Imran Khan topped among the list for launching a relief fund for those who were made jobless due to the current pandemics. It is pertinent to mention here that the smart lockdown strategy of Pakistan, adopted on the behest of Imran Khan, has also garnered praise globally as it not only helped the country in tackling the spread of the virus but also ensured resumption of economic activity in the country.

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Another Pakistani who made to the list was Special Assistant to PM on Overseas Pakistanis Zulfi Bukhari. The news outlet ranked him at the seventh position on the list for leading the mission to help Pakistanis who were stuck overseas. It noted that Zulfi Bukhari worked toward getting flights to ensure the repatriation of all those people who wanted to come back to Pakistan.

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The list also carried the names of Congresswoman for New York Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister of Finland Sanna Marin, Congresswoman for Minnesota (USA) Ilhan Omar, Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau, former Prime Minister of Ireland Leo Varadkar, Canadian Member of Parliament Jagmeet Singh and first elected woman speaker of Bahrain Fawzia Zainal.

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GVS News Desk with additional input by other sources