According to the official data, the total number of infected with the virus in the country is now 19,211, while 13,759 patients have recovered from the disease.

A total of three new deaths were recorded over 24 hours. One of the new death cases was a women, at age 97, and two men at age 62 and 69.

There are currently 5,032 active cases.

Testing

2,034 new tests were conducted in since the last report. The number of total tests is now 87,041, of which 65,209 were negative.

Testing rate is reported to cover 2,034 per 100,000 population.

Treatment

3,798 patients are in home isolation and 739 are in so-called hospital hotels.

The Ministry of Health also reported that 398 are in the hospital ward and 96 in the intensive care units.

Demographics

Positive COVID-19 cases by age group:

<20 years old: 2,161
20-39 years old: 8,517
40-59 years old: 6,072
60-79 years old: 2,070
>80 years old: 391

Deaths by age group:

<20 years old: 7
20-39 years old: 27
40-59 years old: 78
60-79 years old: 202
>80 years old: 107

Breakdown by provinces

Cases by provinces: Panama 12,114, Panama West 3,462, Veraguas 876, Colón 650, Chiriquí 589, Bocas del Toro 490, Darién 486, Guna Yala 248, Ngäbe Buglé 125, Coclé 126, Los Santos 21 and Herrera 24.

The Vice Minister of Health, Luis Francisco Sucre, reminded that from 5:00 pm, on Saturday, June 13 to 5:00 am, on Monday, June 15, the curfew will be in effect for Panama, West Panama and San Miguelito.

Sucre said that in the sectors where the Rt (effective reproductive number of cases or average value of the contagion rate) is greater than 1, Health personnel have been reinforced, who are going from house to house find people infected with Covid-19, and thus give them the necessary treatment and isolate them to avoid further infections.

He added that this Friday, the Health Minister, Rosario Turner, met with the regional health directors of Panamá Metro, Panamá Norte, San Miguelito and Panamá Oeste, areas where the majority of active and accumulated cases of coronavirus are. They were given 15,000 rapid tests to detect the virus, the results of which are obtained in 15 to 30 minutes.