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Pakistan's confirmed coronavirus cases reach 1,074

Pakistan's confirmed coronavirus cases soared to 1,074 as Punjab reported new infections late Wednesday night.

Provincial Chief Minister Usman Buzdar in a tweet said: "Confirmed #COVID19 cases in Punjab are 323. 176 Zaireen in DGK and 4 in Multan Quarantine tested positive so far."

"Lahore has 80, Gujrat 21, Gujranwala 8, Jhelum 19, Rawalpindi 4, Multan 3, Faisalabad 3 and MBD, Narowal, RYK, Sargodha, Attock have 1 case each," he said.

So far, the number of deaths from the coronavirus stand at eight after one new death was reported in the province earlier in the day.

The woman had traveled from abroad and had been under treatment since March 21. Her body has been returned to her village for her last rites.

On Tuesday, Punjab had reported its first death. On Sunday, Balochistan reported its first death, a 65-year-old man, under treatment at the Fatima Jinnah Chest Hospital.

Earlier, a doctor from Gilgit Baltistan was reported as the country’s fifth death.

The doctor who screened suspected pilgrims returning to Pakistan from Iran tested positive on Friday, Dr. Shah Zaman, a senior member of the Health Department and focal person of GB government for coronavirus, told The News.

On Sunday, March 22, Adviser to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister on Information Ajmal Wazir announced the country’s fourth death from the virus, while speaking to the media.

Wazir said that the test results of a woman who had arrived from Taftan and shifted to Dera Ismail Khan had come as positive today, making it the province's third coronavirus related death.

On March 20, Pakistan had recorded its third death from the virus. Sindh Health Minister Dr. Azra Fazal Pechuho had confirmed the death of a 77-year-old COVID-19 patient in the province.