Another 443 coronavirus cases and two more deaths have been reported in Sindh during the past 24 hours, according to Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah.

Giving his daily briefing on the province's coronavirus situation, he said: "Yesterday 1,852 tests were conducted due to Eidul Fitr. Of these, 443 came back positive. So far, Sindh has conducted 159,301 tests out of which 22,934 have come back positive."

He added that the death toll has increased to 369.

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