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PAKISTAN COVID-19 SNAPSHOT (Cumulative) Thursday 11th March 2021 (1 year & 13 Days) SNAPSHOT (Last 24hrs) 42,092 42,164 2,258 1,277 1,688 53 Suspected Tests Confirmed Recovered Critical Deaths GLOBAL UPDATES (Last 24hrs) PAKISTAN COVID-19 SNAPSHOT (Cumulative) 8,994,428 9,360,202 597,497 Suspected Tests Confirmed 433,992 7,413 27.31% 7.70% 566,493 17,627 13,377 Confirmed Deaths Daily Changes Daily Changes Recovered Active Deaths DAILY INCIDENCE AND DEATH RATE (From 26-Feb 2020 to till date) 7000 200 Cases Deaths 6000 5000 150 4000 100 3000 # of Deaths 2000 50 # of confirmed # of confirmed cases 1000 0 0 17-May 20-Sep 15-Jan 26-Feb 06-Mar 15-Mar 24-Mar 02-Apr 11-Apr 20-Apr 29-Apr 08-May 26-May 04-Jun 13-Jun 22-Jun 01-Jul 10-Jul 19-Jul 28-Jul 06-Aug 15-Aug 24-Aug 02-Sep 11-Sep 29-Sep 08-Oct 17-Oct 26-Oct 04-Nov 13-Nov 22-Nov 01-Dec 10-Dec 19-Dec 28-Dec 06-Jan 24-Jan 02-Feb 11-Feb 20-Feb 01-Mar 10-Mar Daily Confirmed cases and Lab. Tests (From 26-Feb 2020 to till date) 10,000 60,000 Tests Performed Cases 9,000 50,000 8,000 7,000 40,000 6,000 5,000 30,000 Cases 4,000 20,000 3,000 Tests Performed 2,000 10,000 1,000 0 0 13-Jun 8-Oct 26-Feb 6-Mar 15-Mar 24-Mar 2-Apr 11-Apr 20-Apr 29-Apr 8-May 17-May 26-May 4-Jun 22-Jun 1-Jul 10-Jul 19-Jul 28-Jul 6-Aug 15-Aug 24-Aug 2-Sep 11-Sep 20-Sep 29-Sep 17-Oct 26-Oct 4-Nov 13-Nov 22-Nov 1-Dec 10-Dec 19-Dec 28-Dec 6-Jan 15-Jan 24-Jan 2-Feb 11-Feb 20-Feb 1-Mar 10-Mar FUNDS WHO appreciates the contribution of donors (DFID, BMGF, DFATD Canada, JICA, Funds Requested: 34 Million USD UNOCHA, ECHO, South Korea, Czech Republic and Germany) to support Gaps: 14.98 million USD Government of Pakistan towards, COVID-19 through WHO Pakistan. MEETING AND COORDINATION On 11th March 2021, WHO Country Representative Pakistan, Dr. Palitha Mahipala, inaugurated a three day WHO, EPI annual review meeting at Bhurban, Murree. The meeting was attended by Head of WHO Sub Office Punjab, Dr. Jamshaid Ahmed, Head of WHO Sub office Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Dr. Babar Alam, Team Lead EPI, Dr. Osama Mere, National Professional Officers, Technical and Divisional officers. Purpose of the meeting is to discusses reaching Zero dose/defaulters, EPI surveillance, improvement in Enhanced Outreach Activities (EOA) for vaccination and data quality improvement. Dr Palitha appreciated EPI teams for their Dr Palitha Mahipala (Center) WHO Country Representative Pakistan, efforts in sustaining Penta 3 coverage at around 90% Dr Osama Mere (Left), EPI Team lead WHO, Dr Jamshaid Ahmed through the WHO supported Enhanced Outreach Activities (Right), Head of WHO Sub Office Punjab during the meeting. (EOA) despite COVID-19 pandemic POSITIVITY RATE BY MAJOR CITIES/DISTRICTS SUMMARY TABLE (MAJOR CITIES /DISTRICTS) Last 24 hrs Hospitalized Home or Muzaffarabad 83 21.7% On low On High Districts On elsewhere Multan 351 10.3% Stable flow flow Vent Lahore 8,992 8.2% oxygen oxygen Isolation Gujranwala 646 8.2% Faisalabad 06 08 54 01 614 Peshawar 1,780 7.2% Gujranwala 00 00 08 00 38 Faisalabad 1,121 7.2% Rawalpindi 1,201 6.7% Lahore 230 83 166 98 2432 Quetta 220 5.5% Multan 08 59 06 15 50 Islamabad 6,863 5.1% Rawalpindi 38 49 56 09 153 Mirpur 277 5.1% Karachi 31 62 151 44 3,738 Karachi 3,065 5.0% Hyderabad 00 09 02 00 219 Bahawalpur 199 4.0% Abbottabad 00 10 00 00 67 Swat 610 3.6% Hyderabad 457 2.8% Peshawar 00 28 190 28 799 Abbotabad 510 2.5% Swat 00 09 20 02 140 Gilgit 100 0.0% Quetta 00 00 01 00 86 Tests Conducted last 24hrs Tests Positive last 24hrs Islamabad 00 106 96 30 2,396 Muzaffarabad 00 01 00 00 69 SUMMARY TABLE BY PROVINCE Gilgit 00 00 00 00 00 Lab Status Hospitalized Tested Positive Oxygen Provinces On Total Total Total Home Home Last Total Last Stable On low On High Deaths Total Vent. Isolation 24hrs (PCR+RA) 24hrs flow flow Recovered AJK 713 130,291 57 10,730 14 08 25 00 694 9,673 316 Balochistan 405 195,951 16 19,157 00 00 01 00 109 18,845 202 GB 341 91,372 00 4,959 00 00 00 00 00 4,856 104 Islamabad 6,863 1,171,549 350 46,579 00 106 96 30 2,396 43,435 516 KP 6,704 1,199,428 289 74,722 00 101 265 32 2,151 70,044 2,129 Punjab 17,174 3,464,989 1,290 180,944 400 305 309 136 6,165 167,967 5,662 Sindh 9,964 3,106,622 256 260,406 42 75 155 44 3,968 251,673 4,448 .
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