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71 Deaths from Measles Reported Across Pakistan this Year

Last updated: April 27, 2026 12:07 am
Neha Ashraf
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A total of 71 deaths from measles have been reported across the country so far this year.

‎According to sources in the Ministry of Health, more than 16,000 suspected cases have been reported this year in the country, out of which 4,000 cases have been confirmed.

‎Sources stated that 71 deaths from measles have been reported nationwide this year, with the highest number of deaths, 40, reported in Sindh.

‎According to sources, more than 4,000 suspected measles cases have been reported in Sindh, while over 1,100 cases have been laboratory confirmed in the province.

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