By Abid Siddique Chaudhry
TWA
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KARACHI, PAKISTAN — Recent revelations indicate a concerning surge in HIV cases in Pakistan’s Sindh province, with over 2,000 cases reported this year. Notably, Karachi tops the list with 477 cases, followed by Larkana in second place and Hyderabad in third with 226 cases.
These statistics underscore the urgent need for enhanced efforts in the healthcare sector within Sindh province. It is imperative to implement awareness programs to educate the public on disease prevention measures.
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The steady increase in the number of HIV patients in Sindh province is a growing concern, affecting thousands of individuals annually. Health department data from the Sindh government reveals that in over a dozen districts, including Karachi and Hyderabad, 2,142 HIV cases were registered this year. Karachi leads with 477 reported cases, while Hyderabad ranks third with 226 cases. Larkana holds the second position with 250 reported cases.
Notably, HIV cases have also been documented in Khairpur Meris and other districts, emphasizing the need for comprehensive public health initiatives.
