Seven more corona patients die in Faisalabad
By APP
January 11, 2021
FAISALABAD: Seven more corona patients died while 66 others tested positive during the last two days here.
According to the Health Department’s spokesperson, the number of deaths had reached 353 since March last year.
He said that 1,281 coronavirus tests were conducted in public and private sector laboratories, adding that total active cases in Faisalabad were 474 while 6,661 patients had so far been recovered.
He said 550 beds were allocated at the Allied Hospital and 85 at the DHQ Hospital for the COVID-19 patients, adding that 109 patients, including 34 confirmed, were under treatment at the Allied Hospital while 37, including seven confirmed, had been admitted to the DHQ Hospital.
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