Newsweek Pakistan

Nationwide death toll exceeds 1,100, as infections continue to spike amidst ongoing suspensions of preventative measures to curb spread

PIA aircraft with more than 90 people onboard had been traveling from Lahore to Karachi

Despite recording more than 1,000 new infections daily, province continues to nullify social distancing guidelines

P.M.’s Aide on Accountability says government will take ‘stern’ action against perpetrators, recover looted money

In judgment on animal welfare issues, court also directs authorities to prescribe policy on managing stray dog populations

Highest single-day jumps in new infections, 2,603, and deaths, 50, recorded thus far

In farewell briefing, Alice Wells urged China to either waive or renegotiate loans to Pakistan in light of coronavirus pandemic

Addressing World Economic Forum, Pakistan’s P.M. says country has eased lockdown to restore economy despite rising spread of COVID-19

Pakistan’s prime minister reiterates concerns that recent actions by New Delhi are a prelude to a staged terror attack

Routes on GT Road allowed to operate with 100 percent occupancy, 20 percent reduction in fares

Special Assistant to the P.M. on Youth Affairs says volunteers would be utilized at federal government’s Ehsaas centers, Utility Stores

Pakistan’s prime minister warns country will need more doctors on the front-line if cases of coronavirus continue to rise

Country records 14,155 recoveries, against 48,091 confirmed cases, leaving 32,919 active cases

Shaheen Raza, a PTI parliamentarian in the Punjab Assembly, had been admitted to Mayo Hospital three days ago

Home Department says decision on extension taken due to rising number of locally transmitted coronavirus cases

Nationwide, there have been 985 deaths and 13,101 recoveries, leaving 31,812 active cases

Preventative measures, including providing sanitizer and requiring face masks, come as province reports 334th death from COVID-19

Supreme Court says government not providing ‘quality’ services during latest hearing on response to pandemic

In statement, ISPR says two separate attacks resulted in martyrdom of seven people in restive province

Punjab and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa have restored services at the behest of Prime Minister Imran Khan