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Coronavirus cases in Panama rise to 75,349 and account for 1,664 deaths

The Ministry of Health (Minsa) of Panama reported that for this Monday, August 10, a total of 1,664 deaths due to the new coronavirus were recorded, with a total of 25 new deaths and a fatality rate of 2.2%.
It details that today there were 857 new infections of COVID-19, which lifts the total number of confirmed cases to 75,349.

49,510 patients have recovered, and 24,175 active cases remain, of which 21,906 are in home isolation and 622 in hospital hotels.

There are currently a total of 1,485 inpatients in ward and 162 are in intensive care units.

In the last 24, a total of 2,401 tests have been performed to detect COVID-19, of which 36% have shown positive.

Panama has managed to reach 5899 tests per 100,000 inhabitants, and to date it has carried out a total of 252,381 tests, of which 175,184 have been negative.

Regarding the number of total deaths according to age group, it indicates that 17 deaths are registered in those under 20; from 20 to 39 they count 90; from 40 to 59 there are 381; From 60 to 79, 778 are registered, and in those over 80 there are 398 deaths.

Regarding the number of total cases according to age group, it indicates that in those under 20 years there are 9,508 cases; from 20 to 39, 32,075 cases were registered; from 40 to 59 there are 23,584; from 60 to 79 they count 8,510; and in those over 80 there are 1,682 cases.
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