Panama reports 214 new COVID-19 cases and 6 deaths in 24 hours
Minsa detailed that there were about 6 new deaths due to COVID-19, which raised the accumulated deaths to 7,137.
The epidemiological report for this Sunday, September 12, highlights that some 214 new cases of COVID-19 have been registered in Panama, bringing the accumulated infections to 462,224.
The Ministry of Health ( Minsa ) also details that in the last 24 hours there have been about 6 new deaths, increasing to 7,137 deaths from this new coronavirus in the country. The lethality of the virus is 1.5%.
There are 4,906 active cases.
From this last figure, it stands out that there are 4,403 people confined to their homes, while another 201 are staying in hospital hotels.
While in hospital wards there are 218 confined patients and 84 remain in intensive care units.
In the last hours in the country, some 5,046 new tests have been carried out to detect COVID-19, which have yielded a positivity of 4.2%.
The Ministry of Health ( Minsa ) also details that in the last 24 hours there have been about 6 new deaths, increasing to 7,137 deaths from this new coronavirus in the country. The lethality of the virus is 1.5%.
There are 4,906 active cases.
From this last figure, it stands out that there are 4,403 people confined to their homes, while another 201 are staying in hospital hotels.
While in hospital wards there are 218 confined patients and 84 remain in intensive care units.
In the last hours in the country, some 5,046 new tests have been carried out to detect COVID-19, which have yielded a positivity of 4.2%.