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May 08, 2022 News
Kaieteur News – The Ministry of Health yesterday announced that there are 31 new COVID-19 infections which were recorded during the last assessed 24-hour period. Additional, the Ministry revealed that one who is now hospitalised.
The new infections, which have taken the total number of confirmed cases to 63,570, were detected in Region Six which recorded 14, Region Four which recorded 11, Region Two which recorded two and Regions One, Three, Five and 10 which recorded one each.
The Ministry’s dashboard shows that 124 persons are in home isolation while two are in institutional quarantine.
Additionally, seven persons have recovered within the last 24-hour period, bringing the total number of recoveries to 62,217.
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