Panama reports 321 new COVID-19 cases and 1 deaths in 24 hours
Minsa authorities ask the population to go to express swab stations to undergo tests to rule out whether they are positive or asymptomatic for COVID-19.
Panama registered a total of 321 new cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours, raising the number of infections to 378,097, as reported by the Ministry of Health ( Minsa ), 31 May 2021.
According to the epidemiological report for this Monday, May 31, 1 new death has been recorded in the last 24 hours, bringing deaths to 6,371 from coronavirus in the country. The lethality of the virus is 1.7%.
The Minsa also reports 365,399 recovered patients.
To date, 5,836 tests have been applied, for a percentage of positivity of 5.5%.
Active patients total 6,327, 5,906 people are reported in home isolation, of which 5,565 are at home and 341 in hotels. There are 421 hospitalized and 368 of them are in the ward and 53 are in the ICU.
According to the epidemiological report for this Monday, May 31, 1 new death has been recorded in the last 24 hours, bringing deaths to 6,371 from coronavirus in the country. The lethality of the virus is 1.7%.
The Minsa also reports 365,399 recovered patients.
To date, 5,836 tests have been applied, for a percentage of positivity of 5.5%.
Active patients total 6,327, 5,906 people are reported in home isolation, of which 5,565 are at home and 341 in hotels. There are 421 hospitalized and 368 of them are in the ward and 53 are in the ICU.