The Health Minister disclosed in the National Assembly that Pakistan has 366,000 HIV cases, with 84,000 registered at ART centers.
Islamabad: (Right Now News) Federal Health Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal has revealed that approximately 366,000 HIV cases have been reported across the country. This statement was made during a session of the National Assembly.
The minister stated that according to UNDP data, 366,000 Pakistanis are affected by HIV. Out of these, 84,000 individuals are registered at ART centers nationwide.
He further informed that in 2020, 37,000 people were screened, and this number has increased to 372,000 by 2026. The government has also announced the establishment of a helpline.
The Health Minister emphasized that HIV treatment facilities and medications are available, urging not to consider it an incurable disease. The government is paying special attention to this issue.
It is noteworthy that in 2024, HIV cases were reported in Taunsa, but no outbreak occurred in Islamabad.













