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Sharp Decline in Pakistan’s Covid-19 Cases
by Naba Batool
The stats are highly encouraging not just for the infections that are being reported but also for the number of active corona cases. Last Friday, the active cases fell to 90,076.
Statistics 3 Sep 21:
Total Tests in Last 24 Hours: 59,745
Positive Cases: 3787
Positivity % : 6.33%
Deaths : 57
— NCOC (@OfficialNcoc) September 3, 2021
With the highest daily average reported in the month of June on 17, Pakistan has been reporting 3,911 new infections on average each day. At present, the daily recoveries outnumber the daily new infections.
In the span of the previous seven days, Pakistan averaged about 1,019,949 administered doses each day. If we are to continue the following path, it will take more than 40 days to administer enough doses for another 10% of the population.
