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A woman receives the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine at a vaccination centre in Karachi. — Reuters/File ISLAMABAD: While Pakistan reported more than 4,100 cases after a gap of over two months and PML-N leader Maryam Nawaz became the latest victim of Covid-19, a record number of people i.e. 778,000 were vaccinated in a single day. Vice Chancellor of the University of Health Scien­ces Dr Javed Akram suggested that the pace of vaccination should be expedited to avoid chances of creation of vaccine-resistant virus. He warned that the situation would deteriorate in the coming days. Me...

  WINNIPEG -- Restricted access – the simple warning plastered on the doors of what used to be an orthopedic unit at the Health Sciences Centre in Winnipeg. Behind these doors is a 'COVID-19 Red Zone' where front-line workers care for some of the sickest and most infectious patients in the province. Since the pandemic first hit Manitoba in March, nearly every unit in the Health Sciences Unit has been forced to make changes to deal with a surge of infectious patients. CTV News has been given its first look inside one of Manitoba's 'COVID-19 Red Zones' and a glimpse at the pandemic's imp...