COVID 19: Coronavirus contagion curve in Colombia September 1

This is how the coronavirus contagion curve in Colombia goes, according to the report of coronavirus cases for today, September 1.

Throughout the past week there was a decrease in the number of new daily cases and deaths.

In addition, the number of recovered represents more than 70% of the total percentage of infections.

What many noticed is that the number of tests also dropped, but for this, Minsalud provided an explanation.

But today the country entered a new phase in which the Prass will be applied.

In other words, the strategy of targeted tests, tracing and sustainable selective isolation will begin.

This means increased testing capacity, detection, defined isolation and traceability.

Coronavirus contagion curve in Colombia

These are the Figures for this Tuesday, September 1:

• 8,901 new cases
• 389 deceased
• 10,082 recovered

Samples:

• CRP: 22,650
• Antigen: 8,240

Total:

• 624,069 COVID-19 cases
• 469,557 recovered
• 133,155 active cases
• 20,052 deaths
• 2,777,107 samples processed

# ReportCOVID19 – September 1st:

10,082 recovered
8,901 new cases
389 deceased

Samples:
CRP: 22,650
Antigen: 8,240

Total:

469,557 recovered
624,069 COVID-19 cases
20,052 deaths
2,777,107 samples processed
133,155 active cases https://t.co/SiKTpTCQ3W pic.twitter.com/SSCm8j9tNI

– MinSaludCol (@MinSaludCol) September 1, 2020

Detailed information on each of the cases may be consulted on the website provided for this purpose by the National Institute of Health.

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