Karachi Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has said that "the lockdown is and will continue", he said to stay at home to avoid Corona, whenever you go out. Wear masks, people with other ailments should be more careful, do not leave the house, now it is understood that our lives have changed. He further said that the lockdown was carried out at the behest of the federation in April. Each province said that the lockdown has benefited, the lockdown is in Sindh and will continue.
In lockdown, we are talking about phase two. If a decision is made emotionally, there will be a loss. Decisions will have to be made by putting facts and data in front. The federation did not like some of our things and we also like some things of the federation No, but the decisions are unanimous, the country is working despite differences.
We have increased the testing capacity from 5,000, in the last 24 hours to 5,532 tests in which 598 new cases have come to light, after which the number of infected patients has risen to 9,691.
He has expressed these views in a message. He has so far conducted a total of 81,610 tests. Murad Ali Shah said that 5 more patients died on Friday, bringing the total number to 176. At present, 7,575 patients are undergoing treatment out of which 6,421 patients are undergoing treatment in 627 isolation centers at home and 527 in hospitals. Murad Ali Shah said that the condition of 91 patients was critical and 18 were on ventilators.
Chief Minister Sindh said. Yesterday, 78 patients recovered and went home. The number of those who recovered is 1940. He said that 413 new cases are from Karachi which includes 107 from South District, 98 from East District, 73 from Central District, 58 from Malir, 47 from Korangi and 30 from West. He said that 40 in Hyderabad, 20 in Shaheed Benazirabad, 11 in Shikarpur, 11 in Larkana, 9-9 in Sukkur and Matiari, 8 in Qambar-Shahdadkot, 6 in Ghotki, 4 in Sanghar, 3 in Mirpur Khas, Badin and Dadu. -3, 2 cases have been reported in Tando Muhammad Khan and one in Jamshoro.
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