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‘Covid-19 cases reduce, remain vigilant’-health ministry The ministry of health has said there has been a marked reduction in Covid-19 cases in South Sudan but warned that people should not drop their guard and must continue following preventive measures.  The national Covid-19 incident manager, Dr. Richard Laku, this morning told Radio Tamazuj that the country had come out of the second wave of coronavirus and is now registering a low rate of infections. “In the last 24 hours, we have recorded 5 cases. Now we have a total of 10,800 positive cases with 115 death cases so far with 10,70...

April 20, 2021 A lab specialist securing samples taken from suspected COVID-19 patients in South Sudan earlier South Sudan health officials have stopped administering 60,000 doses of the COVID-19 AstraZeneca vaccine that are past the expiration date but still have a shelf life of at least six months, according to the drugmaker and the World Health Organization (WHO). The doses, which were donated by the mobile telecommunications network, MTN and the African Union (AU), arrived in Juba about three weeks ago. Dr. Richard Lako, the incident manager for COVID-19 operations at the South Sudan Hea...

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English News and Press Release on South Sudan about Health, Protection and Human Rights, Flood and more; published on 19 Jan 2021 by MSF