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Pakistan hits new daily high of virus cases in 3 months

Islamabad, Nov 7 (UNI) Pakistan recorded 1,502 cases of COVID-19, the past 24 hours, it's highest single-day tally since July 30.
With the addition of these new cases, the cumulative count of coronavirus infections in the South Asian nation has reached 341,753.
On Friday, the country recorded 1,376 new coronavirus cases, which was the previous highest one-day spike during the past three months.
20 people lost their lives due to the virus during the past 24 hours, bringing the overall death toll to 6,943.
According to the health officials of the country 317,898 people have recovered till now, while active cases stand at 16,912.
During the first week of November, the country registered more than7,500 new COVID-19 cases, forcing the government to reimpose restrictions, which it had relaxed due to flattening case curve across the country.
Fresh restrictions will apply to the capital Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and several other cities, include fine for not wearing a face mask -- effective as of today -- and ban on indoor wedding ceremonies starting on Nov 20. Outdoor weddings will be allowed with a maximum of 1,000 people.
Moreover, 50 per cent of the staff of all public and private offices will be asked to work from home.
Authorities also announced the closure of all parks and entertainment venues by 1800 hrs local time and markets, shopping centres, restaurants, and banquet halls by 2200 hrs nationwide.
In May, Pakistan eased virus restrictions and reopened businesses which were closed in March.
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