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Pakistan Print 2020-05-21

1017 new cases of Covid-19 detected across Sindh: CM

Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has said that 1017 cases of coronavirus have been detected by conducting 6164 tests.
Published 21 May, 2020 12:09am

Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has said that 1017 cases of coronavirus have been detected by conducting 6164 tests.

"This is, 1017, the highest figure since February 26 when first case of coronavirus was detected."

This he disclosed in a statement issued from CM House here on Wednesday.

He said that during last 24 hours 6164 samples were tests against which 1017 or 16.5 percent new cases were detected.

The figure of four digits, 1017 is the highest figure since February. He added that so far 137,540 tests have been conducted against which 18,964 cases or 12.8 percent have been diagnosed as positive.

Shah said that 17 more coronavirus patients died lifting the death toll to 316 which constitute 1.6 percent of the total patients. He added that 127 patients were in critical condition while 32 have been put on the ventilators.

He said that at present 13,003 patients were under treatment. The largest number of patients, 11,516 or 88 percent of the total under treatment patients, are in home isolation, 809 at Isolation Centres and 678 or 5.8 percent in hospitals.

The chief minister said that 904 patients were cured and discharged. The number of patients who have defeated the virus and returned to their homes has reached to 5645 or 30 percent of the total patients.

Shah said that out of 1017 patients, 813 belonged to Karachi. Giving their break up he said that 230 to East, 157 South, 144 Central, 109 Korangi, 97 West and 76 in Malir district. "As usual Karachi is on the top in local transmission cases," he said and added Hyderabad has 27 cases, Larkana 26, Khairpur 18, Sukkur 15, Ghotki 15, Badin, Shahdadkot seven, Thatta seven, Shaheed Benazirabad six, Sanghar four, Dadu three and Sujawala and Jacobabad have two cases each.

The chief minister once again urged people of Sindh to be vigilant and careful of the virus, otherwise virus could not be contained, he said.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2020

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