National Command and Operation Center (NCOC) was formed in:

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(A) January 2020
(B) April 2020 
(C) August 2020
(D) November 2020

🧠 Explanation:

  • The National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) was established in April 2020 to coordinate Pakistan's COVID‑19 response.
  • It was formed under orders of then‑Prime Minister Imran Khan to centralize data and decision‑making among federal and provincial authorities.
  • NCOC played a pivotal role in implementing smart lockdowns, coordinating public messaging, and monitoring health metrics nationwide.
  • It continued operations until early 2022, when pandemic indicators subsided and responsibilities shifted to health authorities.