Gilgit Baltistan recorded highest single day spike of coronavirus cases on Wednesday, taking the provincial total to 579 with four deaths.
The GB health department issued daily situation report on Wednesday said that the province recorded highest single day spike with 23 new cases and reached the tally of the province to 579, however, 402 of the 579 have been recovered from the deadly disease.
It said, Gilgit and Astore are the most affected parts of the virus in the province.
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