KARACHI: Sindh witnessed an increase of 15% in COVID-19 daily cases reported by its interior districts on August 22 when the authorities concerned confirmed detection of another 274 infections during the last 24 hours across the province. Though, according to diseases data, the overall provincial
KARACHI: The ventilator occupancy rate in COVID-19 health facilities in Sindh stood at six percent on August 21 when authorities concerned confirmed registration of 310 more new cases, with seven related deaths during the last 24 hours. On August 21, as per an official report,
KARACHI: Sindh’s overall COVID-19 infection rate remained constant for the seventh day at 14% on August 20 when it reported 321 new infections, with seven related fatalities, during the last 24 hours. Sindh had the overall coronavirus infection rate as 14.39% on August 14, which,
KARACHI: The share of the Karachi districts in the daily COVID-19 infection reporting remained almost 3.5 times higher than that of the interior districts of Sindh on August 19 when authorities in the government registered 317 new cases out of 8,561 samples, with seven new
KARACHI: Karachi witnessed its overall COVID-19 infection tally surpassing 90,000 on August 18 when authorities concerned confirmed registration of 318 new cases, including 133 (42%) in the provincial capital, with five more relevant fatalities, during the last 24 hours across Sindh. According to official reports,
KIARACHI: Sindh’s daily COVID-19 testing was reduced by less than half of its total per-day capacity on August 17 when authorities confirmed another 243 cases, out of 6,699 samples, with nine new infection related deaths, during the last 24 hours across the province. According
KARACHI: Sindh’s daily and overall COVID-19 infection rates remained above the country’s rates on August 16 when authorities in the provincial government confirmed registration of 278 more cases and five new related deaths during the last 24 hours across the province. Sindh showed a daily
KARACHI: Sindh registered 177 more new COVID-19 infections, with four related deaths, against Pakistan’s overall 670 new cases and six deaths on August 15. The Sindh Chief Minister, Syed Murad Ali Shah, in his COVID-19 statement on August 15, shared that 400 virus infected persons
KARACHI: Sindh continued to be the largest contributor to overall daily national COVID-19 infections and related deaths in recent days, as the authorities in the government here on August 14 confirmed 343 more infections, against a national number of 747, and six deaths, against the
KARACHI: Sindh’s COVID-19 fatality tally crossed 2,300 on August 13 when authorities declared 360 new infections during the last 24 hours across the province, pushing the overall infection tally to 125,289 for Sindh, against the national 287,300. The Sindh Chief Minister, Syed Murad Ali Shah,