72 people self-isolating on suspicion of being infected with virus test negative

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KARACHI: At least 72 people who took a test for coronavirus at a Karachi laboratory have been declared as negative for COVID-19, a Sindh government spokesperson said on Friday.

“Let me share some good news, 72 people who were tested for #COVIDー19 at a laboratory in karachi have all tested negative,” Murtaza Wahab said in a Twitter post.

“These people had exercised social distancing & quarantined themselves and the result is in front of [yo]u.”

“Let us all pledge to be responsible citizens.”

Read More: 11 new coronavirus cases emerge in Karachi, raise Pakistan’s tally to 475

11 new cases of coronavirus were reported in Karachi today, taking the total number of cases to 249 in Sindh and 475 in Pakistan.

All the new cases emerged in the port city, the provincial health officials confirmed.

Earlier in the day, Pakistan reported its third coronavirus death as 77-year-old patient passed away in Karachi.

Read More: Pakistan confirms third coronavirus death, first in Karachi

Sindh Health Minister Dr Azra Fazal Pechuho in a video statement said the patient was a cancer survivor and had diabetes and hypertension but did not have any travel history.

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