SITUATION REPORT

COVID-19 |Pakistan
Tuesday, 19 May 2020 (Day-83)

43,966 1,841 939 12,489 9,919 342

Confirmed New Cases Total Deaths Cumulative Currently Critical

cases last 24 hrs (CFR 2.13%) Recovered admitted Condition

Executive Summary Map 1: COVID-19 Case Density / million Population

Pakistan reported 1,841 new cases of COVID-19 on 18th

May 2020. The total number of cases notified since the
Highest case density
beginning of the outbreak is 43,966 with 939 deaths reported in ICT followed
(CFR: 2.13%). 9,919 confirmed cases are currently by Sindh and GB
hospitalized, out of which 342 (3.45%) are in critical
condition. 20,619 COVID-19 positive cases are in home
or at designated isolation facilities. A total of 12,489
(28.40%) have recovered and discharged.

Fig 1: Daily Incidence and mortality of COVID-19 Fig 2: Daily lab tests conducted by province
(24 April to 18 May 2020) (24 April to 18 May 2020)
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AJK Balochistan Gilgit Baltistan Islamabad KP Punjab Sindh

New Cases New Deaths

Funding Update Fig 3: Lab tests conducted /million Population

by Province
WHO Pakistan 1,918
AJK 1,011
Funds requested 21.5 Million USD
KP 1,370
Provinces

Gaps 17.3 Million USD Baluchistan 1,494

Punjab 1,584
Sindh 2,664
WHO Pakistan appreciates support received for
G-Baltistan 3,456
response to COVID-19 from DFID, South Korea,
Islamabad 13,668
BMG, BMGF and the Government of Canada, PHPF
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Numbers
 Meeting & Coordination

WHO Country representative Pakistan, Dr Palitha

Mahipala met with the Ambassador of Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia, in Pakistan on Thursday 14th May 2020.

Dr Palitha briefed the Ambassador on the current WHO

support to Pakistan for COVID-19 response. He
discussed resource mobilization for WHO Pakistan
activities.

Fig 4: Daily trend of hospital beds capacity and utilization for COVID-19 patient care

25,000 14,000
21,085
19,483 Beds 12,000

9,919
20,000 Beds

9,431

Positive Cases Hospitalized

8,680
8,461
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8,006
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7,876
Beds Available

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Total Beds Allocated for Covid Confirmed Cases Currently Hospitalized
Summarized data table (cumulative)
As of 19th May 2020 (09:00 AM)
Lab Status Hospitalized Home or
Provinces On elsewhere Recovered Deaths
Tested Positive Admitted Stable Critical Isolation
Vent.
AJK 4,090 115 37 33 04 00 00 77 01
Balochistan 18,438 2,820 34 32 02 00 2,224 524 38
G. Baltistan 6,636 550 22 22 00 00 156 368 04
Islamabad 27,425 1,034 22 15 04 03 890 113 09
KP 41,825 6,230 478 359 79 40 3,474 1,944 334
Punjab 174,305 15,976 7,949 7,875 21 53 2,780 4,974 273
Sindh 127,573 17,241 1,377 1,241 107 29 11,095 4,489 280
Total 400,292 43,966 9,919 9,577 217 125 20,619 12,489 939
Source: Ministry of national health Services, regulation and coordination, National emergency operation center
Contact details
Dr Palitha Mahipala Dr Michael Lukwiya
WHO Representative Incident Manager
WHO Country Office WHO Country Office
Islamabad – Pakistan Islamabad - Pakistan
Tel: +92 51 9255183 Tel: +92 51 9255184
Email: mahipalap@who.int Email: lukwiyam@who.int