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PESHAWAR/MARDAN: Coronavirus claimed 42 more lives and 787 new cases were detected in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Sunday as the weeklong lockdown ended in Mardan after slump in infectivity level of virus in the district where positivity for virus declined after imposition of restrictions. Amid three wave of the pandemic, which has so far killed 3,392 persons and infected 1,20,064 others since its onset, Provincial Doctors Association chairman Dr Zubair Zahir in a statement said that elective services had been stopped in Hayatabad Medical Complex, Bara and Hazara division where only critically-ill a...

Pakistan sees record Covid-19 deaths as govt considers stricter lockdowns * Covid-19 claims 201 lives, infects 5,292 more people across country April 29, 2021 Pakistan recorded more than two hundred Covid-19 deaths in a day for the first time since the start of the pandemic, as the government said it was considering stricter lockdowns. A total of 201 new deaths were recorded, bringing the country’s overall death toll from the virus to 17,530, according to the National Command Operation Centre (NCOC), which oversees the government’s pandemic response. The previous highest daily death count...

Coronavirus update: Pakistan reports 5,480 new infections, with 9.6% positivity rate By Thursday Apr 29, 2021 People line up to buy sugar bags at controlled rates under the Ramadan relief package organized by the provincial government in Lahore. Photo: AFP Pakistan's coronavirus positivity ratio jumps to 9.6% on Thursday. 5,480 people test positive for coronavirus after 57,013 tests were conducted across the country. The total tally of COVID-19 cases now stands at 815,711. Pakistan's coronavirus positivity ratio jumped to 9.6% on Thursday after the country reported over 5,000 new infection...

For second consecutive year, SBP not to issue new banknotes on Eid ul Fitr Business A person counting new, Rs5,000 notes. Photo: File Once again due to the coronavirus pandemic, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) announced on Thursday that it will not be issuing new banknotes on Eid ul Fitr. “Like last year, we will not be issuing new banknotes on Eid ul Fitr due to the spread of the coronavirus pandemic,” said the central bank in a statement. The regulator issues new notes Eid every year as people want to give Eidi to kids using new banknotes. However, this year the government is urging ...