CM Shah says not every person with COVID-19 will be admitted to a hospital

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Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has said that not every person diagnosed with the novel coronavirus would be admitted to a hospital. During a press conference, he said that most people diagnosed with the virus would recover without having to be admitted in hospitals if they take appropriate precautions and rest.

He urged people who are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms to self-isolate, saying that while the virus may not pose a serious threat to every person it infects, it can be transmitted to others.

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