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127 new COVID cases, five in ICU - Vimarsana News

127 new COVID cases, five in ICU

127 new COVID-19 cases were reported on Thursday after a total of 914 tests conducted, the Ministry of Health reported on Thursday.The new cases were recorded in Region One (six cases), Region Two (four cases), Region Three (eight cases), Region Four

103 COVID cases confirmed, four in ICU - Vimarsana News

103 COVID cases confirmed, four in ICU

A total of 103 new COVID-19 cases were recorded after 683 tests conducted, the Ministry of Health reported on Friday.The new cases were recorded in Region One (nine cases), Region Two (11 cases), Region Three (five cases), Region Four (50 cases), Reg

31 new COVID cases recorded - Vimarsana News

31 new COVID cases recorded

The Ministry of Health on Monday reported 31 new COVID-19 cases from a total of 195 tests conducted.The new cases were recorded in Region Three (11 cases), Region Three (six cases) and Region Four (14 cases).There are five patients in the COVID-19 In

Three COVID deaths, 142 new cases recorded - Vimarsana News

Three COVID deaths, 142 new cases recorded

Two men, ages 55 and 70, and a woman, 79, are the country’s latest COVID-19 fatalities.In its report on Saturday, the Ministry of Health announced the three deaths which occurred on July 07 and 08, 2028.The males were unvaccinated and hailed from Reg

Region Seven man, 55, is latest COVID fatality - Vimarsana News

Region Seven man, 55, is latest COVID fatality

A 55-year-old Region Seven (Cuyuni-Mazaruni) man is the latest COVID-19 fatality.According to the Ministry of Health’s daily COVID-19 dashboard, the unvaccinated man died on July 7, taking the number of COVID-19 deaths to 1,259.Meanwhile, a total of