Pakistan Army chief vows nation will overcome threat of coronavirus through united front
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‘Essential’ industries and services to continue, while domestic flights to remain suspended
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The 36-year-old physician from Gilgit-Baltistan became the first Pakistani doctor to die of coronavirus while treating patients of the disease
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The city on the outskirts of Lahore has been sealed after 27 mosque congregants test positive for coronavirus
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Notification directs home delivery of feed for animals, outlines safety measures for consumers
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Pakistan’s prime minister expresses ‘displeasure’ at Sindh government’s failure to restore goods transport during coronavirus lockdown
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Special Assistant to the P.M. on Social Safety says families facing difficulties due to coronavirus can message 8171 for aid
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Sindh, Punjab and Balochistan had already implemented the restrictions to curb spread of coronavirus
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In announcement on state TV, minister says Gulf kingdom wants more clarity on the coronavirus outbreak sweeping the globe
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ISPR announces that NCA and SPD personnel have donated to the COVID-19 Relief Fund according to pay scales
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Authorities say 82 people have recovered fully, while 10 remain in critical condition
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The grant is designed to support Islamabad’s purchase of medical equipment required to combat COVID-19
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Pakistan’s prime minister says country too poor for sustained lockdowns, urges citizens to donate to relief fund
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Authorities report 58 people have fully recovered, while there have been 25 deaths
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Science and Technology minister praises Sindh government for proactive approach to dealing with coronavirus threat
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Chief Justice of Pakistan says lower courts do not have jurisdiction to order release of under-trial prisoners
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In meeting of PTI core committee, Pakistan’s prime minister directs strict action against anyone found hoarding or profiteering during pandemic
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Special Assistant to the P.M. on Health claims new infections are slowing down due to social distancing efforts
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In statement, Ministry of Foreign Affairs says coronavirus pandemic poses ‘new difficulties’ for Kashmiris
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Punjab leads with 593 patients, as government announces 18 people have died of COVID-19 thus far