Sindh Health Depts Clarifies Report on Covid Deaths

Sindh health depts clarifies report on Covid deaths

Health officials collect swab samples from people to test for the Covid-19 coronavirus in Karachi on September 14, 2020. — AFPThe Sindh health department on Saturday issued a clarification regarding the four deaths attributed to Covid-19 and stated that it was not accurate to solely link the...

Is Karachi Witnessing Deaths Due to Coronavirus?

KARACHI: The Sindh Health Department has denied recent media reports suggesting that four individuals died from COVID-19 in Karachi, here on Saturday. A spokesperson for the department clarified that the deceased were all over 60 years old and had existing health complications. The individuals had been admitted to a private hospital, and their deaths, the […] The post Is Karachi Witnessing Deaths Due to Coronavirus? appeared first on .

Health dept breaks silence on Karachi ‘COVID’ deaths – Pakistan Times Today

The Sindh Health Department has dismissed reports claiming four deaths due to…

COVID-19 claims four lives in Karachi as cases surge again

The Sindh Health Department has confirmed four recent deaths linked to COVID-19 in Karachi. According to hospital officials, all the deceased were over 60 years old and also suffered from other medical conditions. Health experts report a noticeable increase in COVID-19 cases over the past two to three weeks. The symptoms being observed are consistent with previous outbreaks — including cough, cold, fever, and body aches. Infectious disease speci…

Health dept breaks silence on Karachi 'COVID' deaths

KARACHI: The Sindh Health Department has dismissed reports claiming four deaths due to COVID-19 in Karachi, ARY News reported on Saturday. According to the department’s spokesperson, all four deceased patients were over 60 years old and suffered from pre-existing medical conditions, clarifying that the fatalities were not caused by the virus. The patients were under treatment at a private hospital, the statement added. The health department urge…