Sindh has confirmed 387 new cases of the coronavirus, the lowest daily increase in infections since October 31, when the province registered 376 cases.

The provincial tally now stands at 251,433, according to Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah.

Thirteen more people lost their lives due to the virus, with Sindh's death toll climbing to 4,132.

A total of 10,205 tests were carried out in the province in the last 24 hours, Shah said in a statement.

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