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The Sindh government has decided against closing schools and other educational institutions despite a continuous surge in COVID-19 cases. Sindh reported 3,089 positive cases during the last 24 hours – the highest toll of infections
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Administrator Karachi Murtaza Wahab has hinted at enforcing strict measures to limit the COVID-19 cases in Karachi. Pakistan fears the fifth COVID-19 wave as it battles the spread of the Omicron variant. In a statement
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Pakistan - When it comes to holding the ageing process and staying healthy for long, your mindset is the most important thing. A study reveals that feeling younger than your actual age can signify that
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Pakistan - Staying active is the best personal habit to slow the process of ageing. It doesn't matter what the activity is. Going outside and walking multiple times each day keeps muscles healthy and stimulates
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Pakistan - National Command and Operation Centre On Sunday, the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) banned all inbound travel from Category C nations after the emergence of Omicron variant cases. Countries in Category C
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Pakistan - National Command and Operation Centre A meeting has been summoned at the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) today, during which policies and guidelines regarding mass vaccination will be finalized. Special Assistant to
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Pakistan logged 176 fresh coronavirus cases in the past day The lowest daily toll since April last year. With new infections, Pakistan's overall caseload reached 1,284,365, the Health Ministry said on Monday. The total number
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Punjab - The Punjab Health Department Wednesday informed the Lahore High Court (LHC) that there are 19,595 patients of dengue virus in the province. As per the report, a total of 81 deaths have been
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Karachi - Cases of ‘mysterious viral fever’ are surging in Karachi that match symptoms of dengue fever. It reduces the platelet count and white blood cells of the patients. However, when the patient is tested
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Pakistan - It has come to light that diabetes and tobacco consumption combined are annually killing around 566,000 people in Pakistan. National and international experts said Sunday that Pakistan should learn from the experience of
