About 37,756 tests were conducted and positivity ratio remained 9.12 per cent. PHOTO: RP

Pakistan records 3,447 new Covid-19 cases, 78 deaths in 24 hours

According to NCOC, total active Covid-19 cases across country have reached 80,375


Our Correspondent May 10, 2021
ISLAMABAD:

Pakistan recorded 3,447 new coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours, taking the country's Covid-19 tally for confirmed cases to 861,473.

According to the National Command and Operations Centre (NCOC), the country's death toll climbed to 18,993 after 78 more people succumbed to the deadly disease on Sunday. Most deaths occurred in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) followed by Punjab.

Meanwhile, about 4,824 patients recovered from the deadly disease in a day taking total recoveries to 762,105.

According to the NCOC, the total active Covid-19 cases across the country were reported to be at 80,375.

The highest number of ventilators occupied in the country was found to be in Gujranwala, at 78 per cent occupancy, followed by Multan at 69 per cent, Lahore at 67 per cent and Peshawar at 26 per cent.

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The NCOC further reported that the highest number of oxygen bed occupancy in the country was in Multan at 61 per cent, followed by Peshawar at 53 per cent, Gujranwala at 51 per cent and Swat at 75 per cent.

About 37,756 Covid-19 tests were conducted in the last 24 hours out of which 14,486 were conducted in Sindh; 10,290 in Punjab; 8,180 in K-P; 2,816 in Islamabad; 1,057 in Balochistan; 295 in G-B and 632 tests were conducted in AJK.

Deaths

Out of the total 18,993 deaths reported so far, about 4,742 have occurred in Sindh; 9,058 in Punjab; 3,615 in K-P; 715 in Islamabad.

About 248 deaths were reported in Balochistan, 107 in G-B and 508 in AJK.

The NCOC also reported that a total of 12,228,427 tests have been conducted since the outbreak of the virus. There are about 639 hospitals with Covid-19 facilities with more than 5,000 patients admitted across the country, it added.

COMMENTS (1)

Dr. K. Azeem | 3 years ago | Reply Q If they wanted to kill people en mass population control why not just let COVID-19 do it No social distancing no lockdowns no vaccine.... that would have been far more effective and billions of s cheaper. Good question but the reality is that this SARS-COV2 is NOT that lethal. It affects mostly elderly. More infectious but Less fatal. they can t kill en masse with just this virus. They need to profit with sale of vaccines and future sale of medicines for other numerous illnesses caused by the vaccinations. Plus they want to rehearse for the control with covid restrictions measures. How else can they control everything like Nazi Germany did Convince everyone about the age-old killer virus which has a 99.8 survival rate and make a ton of money while forcing the sheep to bow to communism.
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