Pakistan’s coronavirus cases cross 10,000 mark

Pic10-046 ISLAMABAD: Apr10- A medical staff member wearing protective gear testing of coronavirus an old man resident of Taramri as The District magistrate Islamabad has issued a notice to seal Taramri Chowk due to infected cases of COVID-19 reported from the area. The area is sealed to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Further, Islamabad Police, Rangers and Pakistan Army have been requested to cordon off the area. ONLINE PHOTO by Sunny Ghouri

Posted By: Fahim Ahmed April 22, 2020

Islamabad (HRNW) The number of people affected by the novel coronavirus across Pakistan crossed the 10,000 mark Wednesday afternoon.

A total of 10,069 case were reported from across the country. Sindh saw 320 new cases on Wednesday which spiked the over all numbers.

According to the government’s COVID-19 website, the deadly virus has taken lives of 209 people so far, whereas 2,156 people have come out successful from their battle against it.

Punjab and Sindh have witnessed the highest number of cases so far.

Doctors and experts have claimed that the rise in these cases is because the number of tests conducted in the country everyday have increased.

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