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Alongside a constant spike in Covid-19 cases, the number of people recovering from the disease is also going up with over 2,000 recoveries recorded in the country so far.

With that said, the number of cases is Pakistan has already crossed 9,000 with Punjab alone recording a jump of 474 cases – its second-biggest single-day tally – in the past 24 hours. Virus deaths in the country have also climbed to 192 in Pakistan.

The global coronavirus total has now crossed 2.4 million with fatalities passing 170,000. While the US remains the global hub of the pandemic, Italy sees its first fall of active coronavirus cases.

Although France became the world’s 4th country to record over 20,000 deaths from coronavirus infections, the number of people in intensive care fell for the 12th consecutive day.

Here are the latest updates:

 

10.30 am

Lockdown restrictions extended till May 5 in Balochistan

The govt in Balochistan has pushed the lockdown restrictions to May 5 according to a notification shared by the provincial govt.

“Restrictions imposed earlier will continue till May 5. The inter-city and inter-district transport will continue to remain suspended and a ban in public gatherings of more than 10 people will continue in the province,” the notification said.

10.00 am

Immigration to US to be suspended amid pandemic, Trump says

President Donald Trump has said he will sign an executive order to temporarily suspend all immigration to the US because of the coronavirus.

On Twitter, he cited “the attack from the invisible enemy”, as he calls the virus, and the need to protect the jobs of Americans, but did not give details.