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Pakistan was initially ranked by the World Health Organization as one of the 10 countries with the highest numbers of Covid-19 cases, and was thus urged by the global health body to ramp up its testing capacity. A month later, in July, cases began to drop significantly – which health experts promptly attributed to fewer tests while the government ascribed it to a policy of “smart lockdowns.” As of mid-July, there were already at least 250,000 coronavirus cases and 5,500 deaths.
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