A health official collects a swab sample from a teacher to test for the COVID-19 coronavirus at a government school following the governments announcement to reopen educational institutes starting from September 15, in Karachi on September 14, 2020. — AFP

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A health official collects a swab sample from a teacher to test for the COVID-19 coronavirus at a government school following the government’s announcement to reopen educational institutes starting from September 15, in Karachi on September 14, 2020. — AFP
  • Pakistan logs 353 COVID-19 new cases in last 24 hours.
  • COVID positivity ratio rises to 3.1% in Pakistan.
  • 155 COVID-19 patients still in critical condition.

The COVID-19 positivity ratio in Pakistan surged past 3% as the country logged 353 new cases in the last 24 hours, the National Institute of Health, Islamabad (NIH) data showed Thursday morning.

The new infections were detected after diagnostic testing on 11,388 samples, pushing Pakistan’s coronavirus positivity ratio to 3.10% and the number of total cases to 1,560,955.

Meanwhile, a COVID-19 patient succumbed to the disease during the course of treatment, taking Pakistan’s coronavirus death toll to 30,509. A total of 211 patients also recovered overnight. However, 155 people are still in critical condition, as per NIH.

After the new recoveries and deaths, the country’s active COVID-19 case count swelled to 9,711 overnight.

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