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Ghana’s Coronavirus cases rise to 5,127

Latifa Carlos
Last updated: May 12, 2020 1:15 pm
Latifa Carlos
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Ghana’s COVID-19 case count has increased by 427, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 5,127.

According to the Director General of the Ghana Health Service, Dr Patrick Kumah Aboagye, 272 of the cases were recorded in Obuasi in the Ashanti Region

Dr Aboagye, who made this known at a press briefing in Accra on Tuesday, said the total number of recoveries remained at 494, with 22 deaths.

He said however that his outfit was awaiting the second results of some 130 patients who had  tested negative for the coronavirus disease.

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He said active cases as of Monday, May 11, was 4,611 with five critically ill.

Below is the regional breakdown of cases

Greater Accra – 3,981

Ashanti – 662

Central – 154

Eastern – 99

Western North – 56

Western – 52

Volta – 33

Upper East – 26

Oti – 24

Upper West – 21

Northern – 16

North East – 2

Bono – 1

Obuasi residents protest

Meanwhile, some residents in Obuasi on Monday protested the siting of an isolation centre in the township.

According to them, the siting of the centre posed a health risk to them.

Source: Graphic online

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