Sindh health department urges people not to panic, follow health advisory

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The Sindh health department has urged the public not to panic and follow the health advisory issued by it to prevent a coronavirus outbreak in the province.

The department tested samples of eight suspects today and all of them came out to be negative, Media Coordinator to the Health and Population Welfare Minister Meeran Yousuf said in a statement.

"There are currently no new cases of coronavirus in Sindh. The decision of shutting schools was taken as a precautionary measure," she added.

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