The headquarter has been closed till June 21 and employees will again be doing work from home.
LAHORE – Pakistan Cricket Board headquarter has once again been closed down at the Gaddafi Stadium Lahore owing of rapid growth of coronavirus cases here in the provincial metropolis.
The PCB office was opened on June 3 last week and now board authorities have decided the closure of office as Lahore has seen a record number of increase in corona cases in recent days. The headquarter which was closed on March 17 after outbreak of COVID-19 remained closed for more than two months and all the employees were working from home.
In the first phase only most essential staff had joined the office which was functioning from 10am to 4pm, said a spokesman of the PCB while talking to APP here. “The headquarter has been closed till June 21 and employees will again be doing their day to day work from home,” he said.
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