The Indus Medical College and Hospital in Sindh's Tando Mohammad Khan district has been closed after a doctor at the health facility tested positive for the coronavirus.

The CEO of the hospital and medical college, Dr Iqbal Memon, told Dawn that the 60-year-old doctor has been shifted to an isolation facility in Tando Mohammad Khan after testing positive.

“Around 100 of our doctors, paramedics, nurses, sanitary workers and other allied staff are in quarantine within the hospital,” he said.

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