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Ghana’s COVID-19 case count rises to 7,117; recoveries now 2,317

Latifa Carlos
Last updated: May 27, 2020 12:45 am
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Coronavirus cases in Ghana have increased to 7,117.

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Regional breakdownCount of cases per Region

This was announced by the Ghana Health Service via its website on the evening of Tuesday, May 26, 2020.

The update indicates 153new cases have been recorded in the country.

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Meanwhile, some 220 more persons have recovered from the disease pushing the total recoveries to 2,317.

Two more persons have also died from the disease raising the death toll to 34.

Regional breakdown

The Greater Accra Region is still leading the chart with 5008 cases, followed by the Ashanti and Western Regions with 1,085 and 344 cases respectively.

Count of cases per Region

  • Greater Accra Region – 5008
  • Ashanti Region – 1,085
  • Western Region – 344
  • Central Region – 337
  • Eastern Region – 108
  • Western North Region – 62
  • Volta Region – 59
  • Northern Region – 36
  • Oti Region – 26
  • Upper East Region – 26
  • Upper West Region – 22
  • North East Region – 2
  • Savannah Region – 1
  • Bono Region – 1

Source: Citinewsroom

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