Outbreak of coronavirus is spreading all over the world. The neighboring country has confirmed the third death due to coronavirus. The third death from Corona is in Pakistan's largest city, Karachi, which is the capital of South Singh province. The highest number of coronavirus patients have been found in this province. On the other hand, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has advised people to stay indoors for at least 45 days to prevent the spread of Corona. He said that people should not get out of the house. The Health Minister of Sindh said that the 77-year-old man was confirmed dead and said that the deceased was suffering from cancer. He had other problems such as high blood pressure and diabetes. The deceased did not travel to any country. The Chief Minister of Southern Sindh Province, Syed Murad Ali Shah, has asked people to stay home for the next three days to prevent the spread of the coronavirus epidemic.

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Provincial spokesman Murtaza Wahab said that the number of confirmed cases of corona in Sindh province has increased to 249. Prior to this, two patients have died in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. The number of corona cases has reached 23 here. According to a notification issued by Health Department spokesman Qaisar Asif, at least 16 more cases were reported in Punjab. Most cases have been reported in Balochistan, where the number of infected persons is 81. Another 21 are in Gilgit-Baltistan, 10 in Islamabad and one in Ghulam Kashmir of Pakistan.

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While commenting about the future action to prevent the outbreak of Corona, Khan said that our strategy is based on the socio-economic realities of Pakistan. Ours is a little different from a complete lockdown. He said that Pakistan is not a prosperous country like Italy, where people can live for a continuous period without economic activity. He announced the partial opening of the border with Afghanistan which helped the trucks carry various supplies. Despite the global epidemic of COVID 19, we remain committed to supporting our Afghan brothers and sisters.

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