Pakistan Railways Minister test positive for coronavirus


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Both the leaders are in home-isolation after testing positive for the highly contagious coronavirus.

Pakistan's previous Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi and occupant Railways Minister Sheik Rashid Ahmad have tried positive for coronavirus on Monday.

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) representative Maryam Aurangzeb affirmed that 61-year-old Shahid Abbasi has been contaminated by the infection.

Mr. Abbasi, who is the Senior Vice President of the PML-N, filled in as head administrator from August 2017 to May 2018 after his gathering chief Nawaz Sharif was de-situated by a court managing in a debasement case.

He has gone into self-confinement at his home subsequent to getting the COVID-19 test report on Monday, party authorities said.

Railroads Minister Sheik Rashid Ahmad likewise tried positive for coronavirus, an announcement by his office said.

"Sheik Rashid has tried positive for COVID-19," the announcement stated, including that he has gone into self-seclusion and will stay in isolation for about fourteen days according to specialists' recommendation.

Pakistan People's Party (PPP) pioneer and previous commonplace priest Sharjeel Memon had tried constructive for coronavirus on Sunday.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's commonplace administrator Chaudhry Ali Akhtar likewise tried constructive for the infection, his representative said.

The representative shared that Mr. Akhtar is in-home segregation and has gotten himself tried subsequent to indicating side effects of the infection. Mr. Akhtar was chosen from Punjab Assembly's Faisalabad III in the 2018 decisions.

In any event, four legislators, including a commonplace priest, have kicked the bucket due to coronavirus in Pakistan.

Five people, including two officials, at Pakistan's Foreign Office, have tried constructive for coronavirus, Foreign Office representative Aisha Farooqui said on Sunday, including that the cases arose in the workplace inside the previous week.

Pakistan's coronavirus cases crossed the 1,00,000-blemish on Sunday and the disease is spreading quick in the nation.

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