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Islamabad: Pakistan on Friday reported 53 deaths and 1,302 new cases of COVID-19 in a period of 24 hours. With these latest figures the country’s total number of cases have surged to 551,842 and death toll to 11,886. According to the National Command and Operation Control (NCOC) data, there are 1,903 critical cases in the country while the number of active cases are still above 30,000. The data also showed that 1,684 coronavirus patients recovered during the last 24 hours. The total number of recoveries has surged to 507,502 while the recovery rate is 92.0 per cent. School in Lahore closed for seven days A government girls High school in Lahore’s Nishat Colony has been closed for seven days after cases of the novel coronavirus were reported in the institution. According to a notification from the District Education Officer, a team of the health department reported that COVID-19 cases were detected in the school, which it termed a “very serious condition”. ....
The Sindh chief minister, health minister and Chinese consul general observe as a health professional is administered the dose at the Dow University Hospital while (right) a health worker flashes his vaccination card after receiving the jab at Khaliqdina Hall on Wednesday. Reuters/Fahim Siddiqi/White Star KARACHI: While expressing gratitude on the provision of Covid-19 vaccine doses to Sindh, Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah regretted a lack of timely information on the vaccine’s supply and said the federal government needed to provide a proper timetable to the provincial government on the vaccine’s availability. He was speaking to journalists after the launch of the Covid-19 vaccination campaign organised at the Dow University Hospital, Ojha campus. ....
The Sindh chief minister, health minister and Chinese consul general observe as a health professional is administered the dose at the Dow University Hospital while (right) a health worker flashes his vaccination card after receiving the jab at Khaliqdina Hall on Wednesday. Reuters/Fahim Siddiqi/White Star KARACHI: While expressing gratitude on the provision of Covid-19 vaccine doses to Sindh, Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah regretted a lack of timely information on the vaccine’s supply and said the federal government needed to provide a proper timetable to the provincial government on the vaccine’s availability. He was speaking to journalists after the launch of the Covid-19 vaccination campaign organised at the Dow University Hospital, Ojha campus. ....
KARACHI: The Sindh government is set to launch a Covid-19 vaccination drive in the province on Wednesday (today) as it received the first batch of the Sinopharm vaccine from the federal government on Tuesday. The consignment of 84,000 doses of Covid-19 vaccine part of the half a million doses gifted by the Chinese government to Pakistan was handed over to the Sindh health department staff at the Jinnah International Airport. According to the health department, a total of 54,000 front-line healthcare staff of both public and private sectors will initially be inoculated in the first phase at nine centres of Sindh, including seven in Karachi. ....