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- Covid-19, 24-hour recap: Pakistan reported 5,026 cases and 62 deaths in 24 hours. Pakistan also conducted 56,965 tests in the span of 24 hours (P.S. this data was last updated on August 1 at 10:28 am).
- Chinese ZF2001, Moderna mRNA vaccines show promise against Delta variant: Chinese ZF2001, Moderna mRNA vaccines show promise against Delta variant: UHS VC
- Faisalabad ‘Aurat March’ canceled ‘under pressure from administration AHORE: The ‘Aurat March’ Faisalabad was canceled on Sunday allegedly under pressure from the city administration, which did not give the organizers the no-objection certificate (NOC).
- Evolving Tibet Policy of Biden & Modi: Should Pakistan be concerned? Last week, US Secretary of State, Mr. Anthony Blinken, was on his maiden visit to India. Much was said and done but nothing that we already did not know was coming. The usual platitudes and agreements to continue to strengthen the bonds of friendship between the US and India were already anticipated by commentators.
- Shehbaz Sharif rejects news of resigning from the PML-N presidency. LAHORE: PML-N President Shehbaz Sharif Sunday rejected the assumption as fake news that he was about to resign from the party’s presidency. The former provincial chief minister was unhappy over the party’s unreasonable performance in the recently-concluded Azad Jammu and Kashmir elections after his election strategy was allegedly ignored by the party leadership.
- Mobile vaccination to start in Karachi from Aug 3. Sindh kick-starts mobile vaccination services in Karachi, meanwhile, Punjab adds 3 more districts to its campaign.
- Mahira Khan wins millions of hearts on sharing first look from the upcoming movie ‘Prince Charming’. Famous Pakistani superstar Mahira Khan won millions of hearts with the first look from Sheheryar Munawar Siddiqui’s directorial debut short film Prince Charming.
- Latest Gold Rate in Pakistan today (2 Aug 2021) is Rs 92,770 per 10 grams, and the rate of Gold is Rs.108,200 per tola (24k Gold) in Pakistan today.
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1. COVID-19 IN PAKISTAN
- 24-hour recap: Pakistan reported 5,026 cases and 62 deaths in 24 hours. Pakistan also conducted 56,965 tests in the span of 24 hours (P.S. this data was last updated on August 1 at 10:28 am).
- PM Imran Khan was displeased at Sindh’s lockdown, worried people will go hungry: The Sindh government imposed a ‘loose lockdown’ from July 31 till August 8 in light of surging coronavirus cases, but Prime Minister Imran Khan isn’t happy with the impact it can have. He worries that a lockdown like this will affect daily-wage earners who will be kept hungry if they can’t earn, he said on Sunday in a live question-and-answer session with the people of Pakistan. In keeping the economy afloat, Khan said smart lockdowns and mass vaccinations are “the way to go.”
- Sindh announces 11 ‘mass vaccination centres’ in Karachi to accommodate increased vaccination demand: The Sindh government announced 11 new mass vaccination centers across six districts in Karachi due to the public’s growing response and demand for the vaccine. The vaccination centers will operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week according to Murtaza Wahab Siddiqui, Advisor to the Chief Minister of Sindh. The decision was made to prevent overcrowding at the two main mega vaccination centres in Karachi – Expo Centre and Khaliqdina Hall.
- 25 passengers offloaded from Peshawar flight for not having COVID-19 vaccination certificate: 25 passengers were offloaded from a Karachi-bound flight at Peshawar’s Bacha Khan airport for not having their COVID-19 vaccination certificates. The National Command and Operation Centre announced that unvaccinated people will not be allowed to travel by air from August 1 onward.
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