Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan is awaiting his test results for the Coronavirus. But he threw all caution the wind and attended a public event in Islamabad with a mask in his hand. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay gets you a report.

Gravitas: Imran Khan skips self isolation, As Pak awaits test results

The Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is out of self-isolation after he tested negative for coronavirus. Khan had gone into self-quarantine after he came int contact with Faisal Edhi, chairman of Pakistan based Edhi Foundation, who tested positive for the coronavirus.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan tests negative for coronavirus 

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was today seen attending a public event that too without wearing a mask. The containment norms dictates that any suspected case should be going to self-quarantine for 14 days, this is day after Pakistan PM met a well-known philanthropist who has been detected positive for the COVID-19 infection.

Pakistan PM chooses to attend public event instead of self-quarantine

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan have tested negative for the novel coronavirus on Wednesday, days after meeting a well-known philanthropist who has been detected positive for the COVID-19 infection.

Pakistan PM Imran Khan tests negative of COVID-19

Pak PM Imran Khan seems to be distressed about the situation of minorities in India. This at a time when Hindus and Christians in Pakistan face the risk of conversion amid the ongoing pandemic.

Coronavirus: How Pak govt is trying to divert attention | Gravitas

Pakistan has lifted restrictions on congregational prayers at mosques, but put in place a host of safety conditions to avert the further spread of the coronavirus in the country, a statement said on Saturday.

Pakistan lifts limit on mosque congregations as Muslim holy month approaches

The Pakistan government has extended its lockdown till April 30. But how effective has the lockdown been so far? WION's Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: Is the lockdown in Pakistan working?

Pakistan reports more than 7,000 positive COVID-19 cases, 135 lost their lives. Here is more details in this video..

Pakistan reports more than 7,000 positive COVID-19 cases, 135 people lose their lives

The Pakistan government has decided to extend lockdown till April 30 but on ground situation is something else. Know in this video..

Pak govt decides to extend lockdown till April 30, COVID-19 cases count crosses 7,000

A viral video claims to show the Pak PM Imran Khan crying over the Coronavirus situation in Pakistan. WION's Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: Viral video shows Pak PM crying

Pakistan's apex court has asked the government on Monday to remove Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Health Zafar Mirza for his handling of coronavirus outbreak.

Amid coronavirus crisis, Pakistan apex court asks govt to sack top health advisor

In COVID-19 crisis, Imran Khan government in Pakistan faces multiple challenges. Know what kind of challenges.

COVID-19 Crisis: Imran Khan govt in Pakistan faces multiple challenges

Pakistan is not imposing a lockdown in its country despite witnessing a rise in the coronavirus cases in the country, with the officials claiming that the situation is under control.

Why has Pakistan recorded a surge in COVID-19 cases?

The Pakistan government has pledged $3 million to the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation’s (SAARC) COVID-19 Emergency Fund. However, it has set a condition that the facility is administered by the Saarc secretariat. Pakistan is the last of SAARC's eight members to contribute to the fund. Watch report.

Pakistan government pledges $3 MN to SAARC COVID-19 Fund | Coronavirus Pandemic

Pakistan on Wednesday said that it did not participate in India-led South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) trade officials discussion as SAARC Secretariat was not part of today's video conference on coronavirus.

Pakistan says SAARC Secretariat's absence was reason for not attending trade officials discussion

Pakistan has boycotted India led SAARC meet on the coronavirus crisis. Prime Minister Narendra Modi called the video conference of all the SAARC member nations to discuss the remedy for the coronavirus outbreak in the SAARC nations.

SAARC meet: Pakistan engages in petty politics amid coronavirus crisis

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has warned that the situation due to coronavirus pandemic "can further deteriorate" and "hospitals may not be able to cope" with the increasing number of COVID-19 patients, as authorities on Thursday reported 340 new cases, taking the tally to 4,414.

Imran Khan warns situation 'can further deteriorate' as coronavirus tally reaches 4,457

Pakistan refuses to attend SAARC meet on COVID-19

While Pakistan has not been part of the SAARC commerce ministers video conference meeting that happened on Wednesday since SAARC secretariat wasn't present, it is now learnt that Pakistan is keen to involve the secretariat so that it can block Indian initiatives.

Keen to block Indian initiatives at SAARC Pakistan wants secretariat's involvement, word from New Delhi

Pakistan is struggling to fight Coronavirus (COVID-19) as persistent rise has been witnessed in number of positive cases. China advises the 21-day lockdown to Pakistan.

Pakistan struggles to fight COVID-19, China advises 21-day lockdown to Pak

In Pakistan, animal like cats, dogs abondened in pet markets & starve to death as COVID-19 outbreak hit Pakistan.

Animals starve to death in pet markets due to COVID-19 outbreak in Pakistan

Pakistan recorded a sudden spike of 577 new coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours, taking the total number of COVID-19 patients to 4,005 on Tuesday. According to Ministry of National Health Services, Punjab registered the maximum number of 2,004 cases, followed by Sindh 986, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa 500, Gilgit-Baltistan 211, Balochistan 202, Islamabad 83 and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) 19.

Pakistan records sudden spike of 577 new COVID-19 cases; total 4,005

Abandoned when Pakistan's largest cities went into lockdown, hundreds of caged cats, dogs and rabbits have been found dead inside pet markets hurriedly shuttered as the coronavirus spread.

Hundreds of abandoned animals die at Pakistan pet markets

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday reshuffled his Cabinet and sacked some key advisors for their alleged role in a recent sugar and wheat crisis the country.

Pakistan PM reshuffles Cabinet after damning report on sugar and wheat crisis

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