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Monday, 25 January 2021

COVID-19: ANGOLA RECORDS 32 NEW CASES, 17 RECOVERIES

 The national health authorities have reported for the last 24 hours an increase of 32 more positive cases, 17 recoveries and two deaths.

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According to the clinical report to which ANGOP had access, of the new cases 20 were registered in Luanda, 6 in Cabinda, 2 in Lunda Sul, while the provinces of Benguela, Uíge, Zaire and Cuanza Sul presented with 1 case each, respectively.

Among the new patients, whose ages range from 1 to 63 years, there are 17 men and 15 women.

The recovered patients, aged between 9 and 79 years, are all residents of Luanda province.

Both deaths were registered in Luanda,   

The laboratories processed 1,093 samples per RT-PCR during the period in question.

The country accounts for 19,399 positive cases so far, with 17,266 patients recovered, 459 deaths 1,674 active.

Of the active, 2 are in critical condition, 8 severe, 85 moderate, 93 mild and 1,486 asymptomatic.

There are 188 people in treatment centres.

There are 144 people in institutional quarantine, while 2,471 are under epidemiological surveillance.

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