Coronavirus pandemic: Hospitals in Islamabad put on high alert.

ISLAMABAD: All government hospitals in the federal capital had been put on alert regarding the deadly coronavirus, in step with a notification issued here on Friday.

Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims), Polyclinic and other authorities-run hospitals will remain on a high till similarly observe alert in the wake of coronavirus that has already claimed 10

The Islamabad district management had imposed partial lockdown inside the capital town from March 25.

In a notification, the district management banned all types of public gatherings and ordered to shut markets, purchasing malls, eating places, and private offices for an unidentified period.

The authority suspended public transport within the capital town whereas Metro provider will be to be had from 8:30 am to 10:30 am and 3:00 pm to 5:30 pm daily.

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Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday visited CoronaVirus isolation centre in Islamabad, to check out the arrangements.

The isolation centre includes a 50-mattress facility for coronavirus patients in the federal capital.

The Chairman of the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) Lieutenant General Muhammad Afzal explain to the top minister on the occasion.

It should be mentioned that the wide variety of deaths from the coronavirus rose to nine while 1,235 had been affected, in line with the latest report launched by using the National Command and Control Center on coronavirus on Friday.

The countrywide dashboard, maintained through the federal ministry of health, suggested that Sindh province has been affected more because of the virus, where the range of instances stands at 429, Punjab 408, Balochistan 131, KP 147, Gilgit-Baltistan, 91, Islamabad 27 & other 2 cases were held in the Kashmir