Friday 1 January 2021

Pakistan: 1,643 patients recover from COVID-19 in 24 hours

Islamabad: Pakistan has recorded 1,643 COVID-19 recoveries during the last 24 hours, taking the total number of recovered cases to 422,132.

According to the health ministry’s portal for tracking the spread of the virus, 57 deaths were reported in one day resulting in the overall COVID-19 toll of 9,874.

According to the National Command & Operation Centre (NCOC) 33,270 tests were conducted in past 24 hours and after the tests, 1,853 confirmed cases of COVID-19 were reported making the total number of infections in the country 471,033.

Currently, 2,282 patients are in critical condition while total number of active cases are 39,329.

Pakistan’s popular singer and activist Shehzad Roy recently brought the public attention to the state of affairs with regard to COVID-19 SOPs at Pakistan International Airlines (PIA).

Describing his experience on a flight from Karachi to Islamabad, Roy shared on Twitter how the plane was packed and there weren’t any social distancing measures implemented.

“Today, I travelled from Karachi to Islamabad on PIA flight PK 300. Previously, middle seats were kept vacant for social distancing but today, it was jam packed. Is there any policy to maintain social distancing or not?” the singer wonders in a post.



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