NIH records 12 new COVID-19 cases in Pakistan

• Condition of 12 patients is critical across the country.
• 4,056 corona tests have been conducted during last 24 hours.
• Experts said new type of corona in China is not so dangerous.

ISLAMABAD: National Institute of Health (NIH), Islamabad has registered 12 new coronavirus cases across the country during the last 24 hours while no death was reported.

Spokesperson NIH said, the condition of 12 patients affected by COVID-19 is critical across the country, but there have been no deaths due to Corona.

According to the report of NIH, 4,056 corona tests have been conducted during the last 24 hours, according to which the rate of positive cases of Corona was 0.30 percent.

Experts said that the new type of corona in China is not so dangerous. A large number of people will be affected by this type, but the risk of death is low, so all people who have received both doses of corona vaccine should receive a booster dose to increase their immunity to fight the virus.

According to the report, the American infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci said that there is no way to eliminate this virus because it spreads rapidly and has the ability to become a new variant.

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