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The balance published today (4) by the Ministry of Health (MS) shows 8,456 new cases of covid-19 in the last 24 hours. There have been 4,915,289 cases since the start of the pandemic. In addition, 365 new deaths were recorded, totaling 146,352 deaths. To date, 4,263,208 Brazilians (86.7%) have recovered from the disease.
The lowest figures are common on Sundays, due to the difficulty of feeding the data by health departments on weekends. However, the 8,400 new cases registered today are lower than the previous Sundays. The last three Sundays (09/27, 09/20 and 09/13), for example, registered 14.3 thousand, 16.3 thousand and 14.7 thousand new cases, respectively.
According to the Ministry of Health, there are currently 505,729 patients under treatment.
Covid states us
São Paulo, which reached one million cases of covid-19 yesterday (3), reached 1,003,902 accumulated cases of covid-19. The other states with the highest incidence number in the country are Bahia (315,440), Minas Gerais (307,199) and Rio de Janeiro (271,701). Acre has the fewest cases (28,672). They are followed by Amapá (48,628), Roraima (51,368) and Rondônia (66,623).
São Paulo also leads the number of deaths, with 36,178. This is followed by Rio de Janeiro (18,769), Ceará (9,051) and Minas Gerais (7,643). The states with the fewest deaths are Roraima (661), Acre (667), Amapá (716) and Tocantins (968).
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