Covid-19 infections on a downslide in Pakistan
Pakistan- The count of daily coronavirus cases is on a decline in Pakistan as there were just 663 new infections that the country reported during the past 24 hours. As per the National Command and
Pakistan- The count of daily coronavirus cases is on a decline in Pakistan as there were just 663 new infections that the country reported during the past 24 hours. As per the National Command and
Pakistan- Experts from the World Health Organization (WHO), on Monday, recommended the booster doses of COVID-19 vaccines and said they should be offered to severely and moderately immunocompromised people. “An additional dose of COVID-19 vaccine
Karachi police started with their action against unvaccinated citizens on Friday, resulting in the arrest of 33 people who did not possess proof of their Covid-19 vaccination. Police spokesperson Shazia Jahan said that a total
Dr Irshad Kazmi - the deputy director of the Directorate General Health Service - said Monday that a total of 2,725 HIV cases had been reported in Karachi’s Central district alone. Till August 2021, a
The National Command & Operation Centre (NCOC), in collaboration with the National Database And Registration Authority (NADRA), has laid forth a digital app to check vaccination certificates issued to the people after their vaccination. The
Scientists at Public Health England (PHE) revealed, on Friday, that there are signs of vaccinated people being able to transmit the Delta variant of the virus as quickly as the unvaccinated ones. "Some preliminary findings
Sindh Health Department officials, Thursday, said there is a shortage of Sinovac, Sinopharm, and AstraZeneca vaccines in the port city. As cases across the city have snowballed, thousands of people have started arriving at vaccination
The Inter-Provincial Education Ministers Conference (IPEMC) decided, on Tuesday, to keep educational institutions open across the country - except for Sindh. Federal Minister for Education Shafqat Mehmood said that schools in Sindh are to remain
The Punjab government has imposed a lockdown in Lahore, Rawalpindi, Multan, and Faisalabad as the province sees a massive spike in the coronavirus cases. Lockdown was imposed late Monday night. As per the notification issued,
Citizens in Karachi who do not have a computerised national identity card (CNIC) will now receive Covid-19 vaccines after a biometric registration at the Mass Vaccination Centres in the city. The Sindh Health Department announced