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Islamabad records highest single day count after three months - Newspaper

Rawalpindi district, on the other hand, saw 133 people contracting the virus and three breathing their last. The positivity ratio in Islamabad remained unchanged at 7.7pc. According to officials of the capital administration, the last time Islamabad recorded such a high number was on Dec 6, 2020 when 422 cases surfaced. Recoveries of 257 patients were reported in the capital, officials said, adding that the total number of confirmed casessince the start of the pandemic had reached4,495. So far 44,409 patients had recovered and 526 people passed away from the disease,they added. Positivity ratio remains at 7.7pc; three die in Rawalpindi According to the Rawalpindi administration, Mazloom Bibi, 65, a resident of Kallar Syedan, was brought to Fauji Foundation Hospital on March 4 where she died on Tuesday.

Another three educational institutions sealed in capital - Newspaper

Another three educational institutions sealed in capital - Newspaper
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Pims employees term MTI ordinance conspiracy against hospital - Newspaper

A view of the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences. Photo by Muhammad Asim/File ISLAMABAD: In response to a statement of Prime Minister Imran Khan, the employees of Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) on Thursday alleged that the medical teaching institution (MTI) ordinance was a conspiracy to lease out belongings of the hospital. The prime minister had said he wanted to bring a system of reward and punishment in Pims to run it like a private hospital rather than privatising it. He said those performing well would befit and those with poor performance would be expelled from the hospital.

Protesting Pims employees to discontinue indoor services - Newspaper

Pims employees have decided to discontinue all indoor services as a part of their ongoing protest against MTI ordinance. Wikimedia Commons/File ISLAMABAD: Around 10,000 patients would suffer daily as the employees of Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) on Thursday decided to discontinue all indoor services as a part of their ongoing protest against the medical teaching institution (MTI) ordinance. However, they said the Covid-19 and emergency wards would remain open. Moreover, Senate Standing Committee on Interior Chairman Senator Rehman Malik took notice of the privatisation of Pims and sought a report from the secretary Ministry of Interior along with comments from the secretaries health and Privatisation Commission.

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