7 Important facts about all the 136 cases of COVID-19 so far

27/03/2020

1. 58 out of the total 136 cases confirmed were from the regular surveillance systems

This means that Ghana has identified four new cases among the general public and not the people who have been put under mandatory quarantine. The total number of confirmed cases among those in mandatory quarantine still stands at 78.

2. A total of 3 deaths have been confirmed so far in the country

Out of the 136 confirmed cases, three have sadly passed, which means that the country should be left with 133 infected people if the subtraction is done.

3. There has been 1 recovery so far

Since the total number of people in the country, after taking out the three who passed, came down to 133 people, taking out the one recovery leaves the country with 132 active cases.

4. All the 3 people who died were aged with underlying chronic medical conditions

The novel coronavirus has an attribute of wreaking the most havoc on the aged or those with underlying chronic medical conditions and so far, that has been confirmed 100% in Ghana.

5. A total of 14 people in Ghana are being managed at home

It is indicated that all the people identified with the infection outside the mandatory quarantine are doing well and even 14 are comfortably recovering in their homes. They are all awaiting their test results and will be declared fit when the results come back negative.

6. Only 7 of the people confirmed with the infection are foreigners

Majority of the confirmed cases are Ghanaians, who returned home from affected countries. Only seven are of other nationals namely: Norway, Lebanon, China, Netherlands, and the United Kingdom (UK).

7. A total of 1,006 contacts have been identified and are being tracked

1,006 people have been identified to have contacted infected persons. Out of these, two hundred and four (204) have completed the 14-day mandatory follow up.

Source: YEN

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