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  • COVID cases, positivity ratio start declining in Pakistan

    COVID cases, positivity ratio start declining in Pakistan File Photo COVID cases, positivity ratio start declining in Pakistan

    Pakistan continues to record a gradual decline in new COVID-related new infections and positivity rate,  reported on Tuesday.

    According to the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) data, 3,084 new infections emerged when 38,883 samples were tested during the same period. The positivity rate of new cases after a decline was recorded at 7.93%, the NCOC said.
    During the past 24 hours, as many as 113 people lost their lives to the pandemic, taking the overall death toll to 19,106.

    On Monday, sources told that the number of healthcare workers affected by the virus nationwide since the pandemic began last year in February has reached 16,131.

    As of May 10, 9,631 doctors, 2,313 nurses, and 4,187 health staff had been affected by the virus, 156 of whom have succumbed to the disease.