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Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah also found Covid-19 Positive

Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah also found Covid-19 Positive

In his tweet, Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah said that he had a mild fever on Friday. After which he underwent a test...
COVID-19 variant 'tsunami' as world cases break the record

COVID-19 variant ‘tsunami’ as world cases break the record

COVID-19 variant 'tsunami' as world cases break the record
Pakistan records 3,000 coronavirus cases for first time in four months

Pakistan records 3,000 coronavirus cases for first time in four months

Pakistan records 3,000 coronavirus cases for first time in four months
Will chocolate and coffee disappear from the world?

Will chocolate and coffee disappear from the world?

Rising temperatures and climate change will eliminate some of the foods from our daily lives, most notably coffee and tea. The bad news for coffee...
Pakistan’s COVID19 positivity rate hits 3 % for the third day straight

Pakistan records highest COVID-19 infections since August 25

Pakistan records highest COVID-19 infections since August 25
Daily COVID-19 report: Active cases cross 35,000 mark for first time in 3 months

Daily COVID-19 report: Active cases cross 35,000 mark for first time in 3 months

Daily COVID-19 report: Active cases cross 35,000 mark for first time in 3 months
Pakistan’s COVID19 positivity rate hits 3 % for the third day straight

50% COVID-19 cases in Sindh are Omicron variant: govt

50% COVID-19 cases in Sindh are Omicron variant: govt
Covid19 cases, deaths on rise in Pakistan

Covid19 cases, deaths on rise in Pakistan

The positivity ratio of Covid19 and deaths across the country are on the continuous hike as 34 more people have lost their lives due to the virus last day.
Pakistan reports over 52,000 dengue cases in 2021

Islamabad reports the highest number of Dengue cases

Islamabad reports the highest number of Dengue cases
Manual DNA computer that detects water pollution

Manual DNA computer that detects water pollution

Julius Lux of Northwestern University in Illinois has developed a bio-computer sensor that works from DNA, which is very low cost and simple. On the one hand, it is a simple sensor that shows water pollution, on the other hand, it will also advance the development of biological computers.