SA has 86 COVID-19 related deaths, the global figure exceeds 200,000



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Worldwide, the United States, which is the epicenter of the pandemic, has recorded more than 50,000 deaths, the highest number anywhere in the world.

JOHANNESBURG – There are now 4,361 cases of coronaviruses in South Africa, this is an increase of 141 from the previous update.

The death toll is now 86.

Worldwide, the United States, which is the epicenter of the pandemic, has recorded more than 50,000 deaths, the highest number anywhere in the world.

It has been less than 4 months since the world learned of the first known virus-related death, and since then the disease has spread to more than 210 nations and territories.

The world has reached another grim coronavirus milestone, where there are more than 200,000 COVID-19 related deaths.

With more than 2.8 million people infected worldwide, the World Health Organization (WHO) is warning against some countries seeking to issue immunity passes.

Some nations are reportedly considering allowing people who have recovered from the disease to move without restrictions due to the belief that they now have antibodies in their system.

But the WHO said there is no evidence that those who contracted and recovered from the virus will not contract it again.

Five countries have reported death tolls above 20,000.

“THESE ARE TIMES OF SOLIDARITY”: MORE THAN 200 CUBAN DOCTORS ARRIVE IN SA

The Cuban ambassador to South Africa said that the arrival of 217 Cuban health professionals who will help the country in the fight against COVID-19 is a sign of solidarity.

They include family health physicians and epidemiologists and biotechnology experts.

In the past, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize praised Cuba for its acclaimed primary health care system.

Rodolfo Benítez Verson said his deployment is in response to a request from South Africa.
“More than 200 Cuban health professionals will be deployed in different provinces. These are times of solidarity. By working together, we can combat the spread of the coronavirus quickly and efficiently.



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