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Eidul Azha seen as next big test in Covid fight - Pakistan

Health experts fear that Eidul Azha can provide an opportunity to the virus to bounce back. Online/File
ISLAMABAD: Just a fortnight after lifting of the curbs imposed to contain the spread of coronavirus, the number of infections and positivity rate have again started increasing in the country.
Health experts fear that Eidul Azha can provide an opportunity to the virus to bounce back.
Meanwhile, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has issued a new guideline to the nations for international travel suggesting that proof of Covid-19 vaccination should not be required as a condition for entry to or exit from a country. ....

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Capital's positivity ratio rises again - Pakistan

• With most restrictions lifted, increase in cases feared, ministry official says
• Steps being taken to ensure citizens follow SOPs, DHO insists
ISLAMABAD: After the capital city saw a continuous decline in Covid-19 positivity cases in the last 10 weeks, the ratio has started to rise again, with experts fearing that the virus could bounce back.
Moreover, 71 cases were reported on Sunday with the daily positivity rate recorded at 3.81pc.
The weekly positivity rate is considered more authentic as the number of cases can increase or decrease on a certain day.
According to documents available with
Dawn, the weekly (Monday to Sunday) positivity rate remained over 10pc in April but then saw a downward trend. In the week that ended on May 2, the infection ratio was 9.24pc as 2,911 cases were reported during this period. However, it gradually declined to 2.46pc in the last week of May when 804 patients were detected. ....

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Ministry finally decides to pay Covid-19 risk allowance to health workers - Newspaper

The healthcare workers complained that the ministry wanted to pay the allowance to selected employees despite the fact that all healthcare workers faced the risk of contracting the virus. Dawn/File
ISLAMABAD: On the intervention of Speaker National Assembly Asad Qaiser, the Ministry of National Health Services (NHS) has decided to pay the Covid-19 health risk allowance to the frontline health workers.
However, the healthcare workers complained that the ministry wanted to pay the allowance to selected employees despite the fact that all healthcare workers faced the risk of contracting the virus.
Last year, the health risk allowance was paid to a majority of healthcare workers but there were complaints that some of them were paid more compared to others. ....

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Poor vaccine response - Newspaper

PAKISTAN has one of the lowest Covid-19 vaccination rates in the world a situation which, if not improved, can lead to multiple challenges. Thus far, only 5pc of our entire population has been vaccinated. Even if one were to look at the percentage of vaccinated people in the eligible group, the figure is a sorry 10pc. Though the data shows vaccine coverage in Islamabad is promising at 35pc, inoculation of eligible members of the population in Balochistan, Sindh and Punjab is 10pc or lower.
Experts have said that vaccine hesitancy, conspiracy theories and low awareness are major factors behind the slow vaccination rate. But the Ministry of National Health Services claims otherwise, saying that the rates are low as most people want to get vaccinated near their place of residence and are deterred by long wait times. While this may be a minor factor behind the slow pace, the issue of vaccine hesitancy is a real and dangerous one. One survey cited by doctors has revealed that the ....

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Vaccine rates

Vaccine rates
July 4, 2021
The spread of the Covid-19 pandemic in Pakistan appears to be under control – though the infection rates are going up again – but this should not be a cause for any complacency or celebration. To date, only five percent of Pakistan’s total population has received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. For the eligible population, this ratio is around 10 percent which places Pakistan at one of the lowest ranks of countries where the pace of vaccination remains fairly sluggish. A disturbing fact is that the largest province of Pakistan which already lags behind other areas of the country in terms of health facilities, has vaccinated just three percent of its population eligible for the dose. The ratio for Punjab and Sindh is also disappointing with just 10 percent of people vaccinated with at least one shot. These numbers are also misleading as counting the first shot of vaccine is not tantamount to full vaccination. ....

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