Determinant of COVID – 19 Patients Mortality in Pakistan

Naeem Shahzad¹ , Hafiza Rukhsana Khuram²

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Journal-Paper
Vol.7 , Issue.4 , pp.25-28, Apr-2021

Online published on Apr 30, 2021

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Abstract :
This study of Purpose to examine the determinant of Morality relative to COVID–19 in Pakistan. Corona virus spread rapidly in Pakistan, the government imposed a timely lockdown, which greatly reduced the spread of corona virus. But later the government has had to move towards smart lockdown. The death toll from the lockdown has dropped significantly. Information used in this study was sourced from National Command and operation centre (NCOC), Ministry of National Health and Service and Regulations and Coordinate, COVID – 19 Dashboard. The high rate of COVID – 19 Infect was found 60 – 80 years. This study increasing health facilities, adopting full modern health facilities to reduce death due Covid -19.

Key-Words / Index Term :
COVID – 19, Determinant, Morality, Pakistan

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