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Pakistan Investigates the Sale of Fake COVID Vaccination Certificates – COIVD 19 Pakistan Updates

According to reports, the Financial Investigation Agency (FIA) has arrested a large number of individuals that were selling fake COVID vaccine certificates.

Islamabad, Pakistan, 09/16/2021 / Islamabad News Bureau /

Fraudulent Covid-19 vaccination certificates are being targeted by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) as a means of evading the state-run immunization program.

According to reports, the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) has ordered the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) to take action against the persons engaged in unlawful activities.

Some staff at Karachi’s health department were found to be abusing the internet system to give certificates to unvaccinated residents, prompting the government to take action. It was also revealed that a certificate cost Rs2,000.

The government created an internet app for Covid-19 certificate verification last month. Numerous suspects have been taken into custody by the Financial Investigation Agency (FIA), according to reports.

On average, Pakistan’s daily COVID-19 positive rating has fallen to 4.78 percent in just two days. As of Wednesday morning, the National Command and Operation Centre had registered 2,714 additional cases.

Since early August, the number of active cases has fallen below 80,000 for the first time. There are currently 77,532 open cases.

This brings the overall number of COVID-19-related deaths to 26,938 in less than 24 hours.

There are now over 1.1 million people who have recovered from the infection after 10,923 individuals did so in the previous 24 hours. A total of 1,108,339 people have been cured as of today.

In Pakistan, with an average of 3,406 new cases per day, the number of infections is on the decline. 58 percent of the top was achieved on June 17, with the highest daily average ever recorded, bringing the total to 58 percent.

Overall, Pakistan has vaccinated almost 6827,000 people against COVID. With two doses required for each individual, this would be enough to vaccinate 15.8% of the country’s total population.

Over the last week, Pakistan administered an average of 1,040,926 doses every day. The next 42 days will be needed to give enough doses for another 10% of the population.

Source: Submit123News

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