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Sindh's coronavirus tally reached 116800 on Friday after the province reported 917 new infections.

In his daily coronavirus update, Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah said that during the last 24 hours, the province conducted 11812 tests. Out of these, 917 came out positive. "Sindh has so far conducted 688317 COVID-19 tests," the CM said.

The CM also said that 14 more people lost their battle to coronavirus. Sindh's death toll has climbed to 2110, he said. Currently, the CM said 11199 patients are under treatment.

"The condition of 428 patients is critical while 67 are on ventilator," Shah said. Speaking about the recoveries, the chief minister said 4089 patients have recovered today taking the tally to 103491.

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