Tag: Cases
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Karachi: 6 Omicron cases have come to light
KARACHI: Six cases of Omega Crown have come to light in Karachi. According to reports, six suspected cases of new variant of Coronavirus have come to light in Karachi. Samples have been sent to private hospitals for genome sequencing of all individuals. According to the health department from Karachi, genome sequencing has been started to…
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Britain encounters 93,000 new cases of Omicron in just a few hours
UK: According to reports, the Omicron variant of Corona, which is 70 times more dangerous than the Delta in the UK is wreaking havoc. More than 93,000 new cases have surfaced in a single day. According to foreign media, 88,000 cases were reported in England a day ago. The total number of people infected with…
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Covid-19: Two cases of Omicron variant reported in India’s Karnataka district
India: Two positive cases of the new Coronavirus variant, Omicron, have been reported in India’s Karnataka district. The individuals have been quarantined. The Omicron variant was first identified in South America and has since invaded many other countries including the UK, Netherlands and now India. In spite of the strict measures already taken by the…
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Covid-19 Positivity Rate Rises in Pakistan, 24 Deaths Reported
According to the latest statistics, 24 deaths has been reported across Pakistan within 24 hours. According to the NCOC, 46,941 new cases of Corona were tested yesterday and 1,277 new cases tested positive. The rate of coronavirus positive cases across the country has increased to 2.72%. Previous week, it dropped to 1.78%. The total…
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15 new Coronavirus patients tested positive in Balochistan
QUETTA, Mar 21 (10:08 PM PKT)(APP): About 15 new coronavirus patients were tested positive in Balochistan while number of total confirmed patients surged to 19,342 in the province on Sunday. According to media coordinator provincial Health Directorate Cell Balochistan, Dr Muhammad Wasim Baig, at least 634,540 people were screened for the virus till March 21 out of which…
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Federal capital with 620 new COVID-19 cases records highest surge in over three months
ISLAMABAD, (19th March, 2021, 8:00 pm) (APP):Continuing with the alarming rise, the federal capital reported 620 new COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours, which is the highest single-day spike in almost the last 101 days, National Command and Operation Center (NCOC) said on Friday. According to an official of NCOC, as many as 538…
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District Welfare Fund Committee approves 627 cases
KHANEWAL, Mar 18 (APP): District Welfare Fund Committee approved 627 cases of government employees and their heirs for financial assistance during a meeting held here on Thursday. The government officials and their heirs would be provided financial assistance of funds of over Rs 24.5 million for monthly expenses, marriage grant, burial expenses and other issues.This was disclosed…
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Faisalabad: 2 more patients die of Covid-19
FAISALABAD, Mar 16 (APP): Two more patients died from the COVID-19 in the district while 90 people tested positive on Tuesday. A spokesperson for the health department said the death toll reached 558 in the district. He said 1,044 tests for coronavirus were conducted in public and private sectors labs, adding that so far 9,175 patients had…
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New Corona Cases in Thailand
BANGKOK, Mar 11 (XINHUA/APP): Thailand on Thursday confirmed 58 more cases of corona-virus infection, mostly domestic, according to a report of the Center for the COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA). Of Thursday‘s 58 cases, 53 were domestic while five referred to those who had returned from abroad and tested positive for the corona-virus in Thailand, the CCSA report said.…
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Faisalabad: Another 63 new cases of Covid-19 reported
FAISALABAD, Mar 10 (APP): Another 63 new cases of coronavirus were reported in various parts of the district during the last 24 hours. According to health department sources, 1041 coronavirus tests were conducted in public and private sectors labs during the above mentioned period. He said that so far 8,621 corona patients had recovered while…