COVID-19: Pakistan receives $200m from World Bank
Money will be used for social protection measures, food for poor and education supplies
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Pakistan: Don’t use unauthorised drugs for Covid-19
Country has seen a surge in demand for anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine
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Pakistan's COVID-19 death toll jumps to 21
Total tally of confirmed cases also rises to more than 1,600; 28 have recovered
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Imran launches ‘youth tiger force’ to combat COVID-19
Prime Minister Imran launches relief fund as the country reports 13 coronavirus deaths
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Pakistan’s coronavirus cases could be much higher
WHO, health experts call for more tests to ascertain quick-fix
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Pakistan's #StepUp campaign gets food to those in need
Staples such as oil and flour are given to those who can't afford it
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Coronavirus: Pakistan legislator tests positive
Salam Afridi in a video message announces he is self-isolating after confirmed report
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COVID-19: Pakistan losing time to ‘act decisively’
Think-tank casts doubts over effectiveness of government response
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COVID-19: China sends medical aid to Pakistan
Pakistan has 1,321 confirmed cases, with 10 deaths
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Coronavirus spreads in already struggling Pakistan
COVID-19 is showcasing government weaknesses, and tensions between it and the military
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China sends tonnes of medical aid to Pakistan
Islamabad receives 15,000 protective suits for doctors to stem coronavirus outbreak
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Coronavirus: Pakistan’s media playing politics-politics
Media agenda: how to politicise coronavirus while saying how not to politicise coronavirus
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Most coronavirus cases in Pakistan are young adults
24 per cent of confirmed cases in the country are patients between 21 and 30 years
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Pakistan to spend Rs1.25 trillion to fight COVID-19
The country also seeks grand of US$1.4billion from the IMF to cope with economic crisis
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New App launched for online serices in Islamabad
Some 43 online services will provided through the new app serve people at their doorsteps
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Pakistan court extends media mogul remand till April 7
Shakil was arrested on March 12 on charges of illegal purchase of land 34 years ago
