Coronavirus situation update from Ethiopia’s Ministry of Health indicates 99 new confirmed cases in Addis Ababa and three more new deaths related to COVID 19
Ethiopia Coronavirus update May 31
Number of tested people over the past twenty-four hours: 2836
Newly confirmed cases: 109
Total confirmed cases: 1172
Active cases:950
Patients in the Intensive Care Unit: 4
New cases of recovery: 1
Total registered recovery: 209
Reported death so far: 11
Total number of tested people so far: 109,451
*Two Coronavirus patients were Japanese nationals and have returned to their country in March 2020
Only two of the new patients do have a travel history. Thirteen confirmed cases are said to have exposure to Coronavirus infected persons. 94 patients do not have either a travel history or known contact with an infected person.
Gender:
Male: 61
Female: 48
Geographical distribution :
Addis Ababa: 99
Harari :3
Oromia region: 5
Tigray region: 2
Citizenship:
All Ethiopians
For Coronavirus update between May 20 and May 30, please check the information below:
Ethiopia’s Coronavirus update for May 30, 2020
Number of tested people over the past twenty-four hours: 5034
Newly confirmed cases: 95
Total confirmed cases: 1063
Active cases: 845
Patients in the Intensive Care Unit: 5
New cases of recovery: 11
Total registered recovery: 208
Reported death so far: 8
Total number of tested people so far: 106,615
*Two Coronavirus patients were Japanese nationals and have returned to their country in March 2020
Ethiopia Coronavirus update for May 29,2020
Number of tested people over the past twenty-four hours: 5015
Newly confirmed cases: 137
Total confirmed cases: 968
Active cases: 761
Patients in the Intensive Care Unit: 4
New cases of recovery: 6
Total registered recovery: 197
Reported death so far: 8
Total number of tested people so far: 101,581
*Two Coronavirus patients were Japanese nationals and have returned to their country in March 2020
Ethiopia Coronavirus update for May 28 :
Number of tested people over the past twenty-four hours: 4950
Newly confirmed cases: 100
Total confirmed cases: 831
Active cases: 631
Patients in the Intensive Care Unit: 1
New cases of recovery: 10
Total registered recovery: 191
Reported death so far: 7
Total number of tested people so far: 96,566
*Two Coronavirus patients were Japanese nationals and have returned to their country in March 2020
Coronavirus update for May 27 :
Number of tested people over the past twenty-four hours: 4352
Newly confirmed cases:30
Total confirmed cases: 731
Active cases: 542
Patients in the Intensive Care Unit: 1
New cases of recovery: 14
Total registered recovery: 181
Reported death so far: 6
Total number of tested people so far: 91,616
*Two Coronavirus patients were Japanese nationals and have returned to their country in March 2020
Update for May 26, 2020
Number of tested people over the past twenty-four hours: 3410
New confirmed cases: 46
Total confirmed cases: 701
Active cases: 526
Patients in the Intensive Care Unit: 1
New cases of recovery: 8
Total registered recovery: 167
Reported death so far: 6
Total number of tested people so far: 87,264
*Two Coronavirus patients were Japanese nationals and have returned to their country in March 2020
__
Ethiopia Coronavirus update May 25, 2020
Number of tested people over the past twenty-four hours: 2844
New confirmed cases: 73
Total confirmed cases: 655
Active cases: 489
Patients in the Intensive Care Unit : 1
New cases of recovery: 7
Total registered recovery: 159
Reported death so far: 5
Total number of tested people so far: 83,854
*Two Coronavirus patients were Japanese nationals and have returned to their country in March 2020
__
Update May 24, 2020
Number of tested people over the past twenty-four hours: 4048
New confirmed cases: 88
Total confirmed cases: 582
Active cases: 423
Patients in the Intensive Care Unit : 0
New cases of recovery: 1
Total registered recovery: 152
Reported death so far: 5
Total number of tested people so far: 81,010
*Two Coronavirus patients were Japanese nationals and have returned to their country in March 2020
__
Update May 23, 2020
Number of tested people over the past twenty-four hours: 3757
New confirmed cases: 61
Total confirmed cases: 494
Active cases: 336
Patients in the Intensive Care Unit : 0
New cases of recovery: 23
Total registered recovery: 151
Reported death so far: 5
Total number of tested people so far: 76,962
*Two patients were Japanese nationals and have returned to their country in March
___
Update for May 22, 2020
Number of tested people over the past twenty-four hours: 3686
New confirmed cases: 34
Total confirmed cases: 433
Active cases: 298
Patients in the Intensive Care Unit : 0
New cases of recovery: 5
Total registered recovery: 128
Reported death so far: 5
Total number of tested people so far: 73,205
*Two Coronavirus patients were Japanese nationals and have returned to their country in March 2020
___
Update for May 21, 2020:
Number of Tested people over the past twenty-four hours: 3747
New confirmed cases: 9
Total confirmed cases: 398
Active cases: 268
Patients in the Intensive Care Unit : 0
New cases of recovery: 1
Total registered recovery: 123
Reported death so far: 5
Total number of tested people so far: 69,507
*Two Coronavirus patients were Japanese nationals and have returned to their country in March 2020
__
Update for May 20, 2020 :
Number of Tested people over the past twenty-four hours: 3460
New confirmed cases:24
Total confirmed cases: 389
Active cases: 260
Patients in the Intensive Care Unit : 0
New cases of recovery: 2
Total registered recovery: 122
Reported death so far: 5
Total number of tested people so far: 65,760
*Two Coronavirus patients were Japanese nationals and have returned to their country in March 2020
Join the conversation. Like borkena on Facebook and get Ethiopian News updates regularly. As well, you may get Ethiopia News by following us on twitter @zborkena
The numbers coming out of Djibouti is deadly concerning. They crossed the 3,000 line with the daily new cases in hundreds. The recovery rate stands at around 45% there but the old country this recovery rate is a worrisome 17%. The situation in The Sudan is equally bothersome. The old country is sitting on a more than 114 million fodder readily exposed to the virus. Let’s just keep at it praying for mercy. Let’s hope and pray for two blessings:
1) That the virus will lose its deadly and infectious potency
2) Or the virus will just disappear just like the SARS & MERS have done 18 and a few years ago.
Insha’Allah!!!!