“Delta variant is certainly not to be taken lightly”: Ushna Shah tests positive for Covid-19
Karachi: Pakistani actress Ushna Shah has tested positive for coronavirus and has asked everyone not to take Delta variant lightly.

The 31-year old actress took to Instagram and shared the news with all her followers. She wrote, “Even with the two mandatory doses of the vaccine, I have tested positive for Covid-19.”
"I am a relatively healthy person with a strong immune system but the bug got through, and the symptoms are extremely unpleasant. I shudder to think what would have happened had I not been vaccinated.”
She urged everyone to wear mask, get vaccinated and take all necessary precautions to protect themselves.
“Covid-19 is not a joke and the Delta variant is certainly not to be taken lightly. If we have been in contact in recent days, please get yourself tested! Wishing you all health and wellness, Ush,” she concluded.
She wrote in the caption, “To those I met recently, I vehemently apologise. I assumed it was just a viral- It wasn’t until the fever became unbearable & I lost my sense of smell that I thought to get tested. I am so sorry.”
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