Nearly 10,000 people have been infected with coronavirus in the country that forced many people to stay home and celebrate this Eid differently from the previous ones.
Mohammad Ibrahim, 37, a resident of Daikundi capital Nelli, said: “In past Eids, families used to wear new clothes, visit friends and relatives after Eid prayers. Children, youth and elders traveled in groups.”
But this time, he said, majority of families had decided to stay home and congratulate friends and family members on . . .
