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According to Minsalud, this Wednesday 236 more deaths were confirmed in the country.
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Hector Fabio Zamora. TIME
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September 09, 2020, 05:11 pm
The Ministry of Health confirmed 236 more deaths from covid-19 in Colombia, of which 181 correspond to previous days. With this update, the total number of deaths in the country rises to 22,053.
(It may interest you: A man who arrived by flight from Bogotá to Cartagena died of covid-19)
This Wednesday September 9, The health authority also reports 7,343 new infections in the last 24 hours, after 24,030 PCR tests and 7,813 antigen tests were processed.
So things, the country reaches 686,851 confirmed coronavirus cases.
To date, Bogotá is the city with the most cases. The capital reached the figure of 232,408 confirmed infections after 2,278 more cases were confirmed in this Wednesday’s report.
(We recommend: Study shows order in which symptoms of covid-19 usually appear)
This report from the Ministry of Health also indicates that there are already 552,885 patients who, to date, have overcome covid-19 in Colombia and that, in total 110,473 cases remain active in the country.
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