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Zimbabwe records 4 new Covid-19 deaths, 122 infections
23 Dec 2020 at 18:08hrs | Views
FOUR people died due to Covid-19 complications on Tuesday while 122 new infections were recorded countrywide.
Bulawayo and Manicaland provinces recorded a death each while two people succumbed to the deadly pandemic in Mashonaland East.
Since the country recorded its first Covid-19 case in March, 326 have succumbed to the virus while 12 544 infections have been recorded.
Local transmissions still dominate the country's Covid-19 cases as 105 individuals tested positive within the country on Tuesday while 17 infections were recorded from returning residents coming from South Africa.
The Covid-19 active cases have also increased to 2059 as the country's weekly positivity rate increased to an average of 140 cases.
The Covid-19 cases are increasing at a time when the country and the world is in the festive season, a period of merry making and increased travelling.
Despite the festive season mood, members of the public have been urged to observe Covid-19 prevention measures and stick to laid down regulations.
Citizens are encouraged to properly wear their masks, observe social distancing while minimising on unnecessary gatherings and travelling.
Bulawayo and Manicaland provinces recorded a death each while two people succumbed to the deadly pandemic in Mashonaland East.
Since the country recorded its first Covid-19 case in March, 326 have succumbed to the virus while 12 544 infections have been recorded.
Local transmissions still dominate the country's Covid-19 cases as 105 individuals tested positive within the country on Tuesday while 17 infections were recorded from returning residents coming from South Africa.
The Covid-19 cases are increasing at a time when the country and the world is in the festive season, a period of merry making and increased travelling.
Despite the festive season mood, members of the public have been urged to observe Covid-19 prevention measures and stick to laid down regulations.
Citizens are encouraged to properly wear their masks, observe social distancing while minimising on unnecessary gatherings and travelling.
Source - chronicle