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The Ministry of Health reported 550 new cases of contagion and the number rose to 11,613 throughout the country. The death toll reached 479.
In Valle del Cauca, there were two of the 16 new deaths from the COVID-19 coronavirus in Colombia, as reported by the Ministry of Health after 4:30 pm on Monday, May 11, 2020.
The most recent fatalities in the department were related as follows in the national government report:
- 91-year-old man in Cali. Comorbidities: lymphoma, HTA, diabetes and obesity.
- 70-year-old woman in Cali. Comorbidities: HTA.
- 68-year-old man in Cali. Comorbidities: diabetes.
In the rest of the country:
- 67-year-old man in Bogotá. Comorbidities: 59-year-old man in Bogotá Comorbidities: diabetes, HTN
76-year-old woman in Bogotá .— # — Ha # Ta # Ata # Uta # Huta # Atá # Eta # Hita # Hitá — # — HTA “> HT. - 76-year-old woman in Bogotá. Comorbidities: Epoch.
- 74-year-old woman in Bogotá. Comorbidities: diabetes, HTA.
- 84-year-old woman in Barranquilla. Comorbidities under study.
- 78-year-old man in Cartagena. Comorbidities: HTA and ischemic heart disease.
- 68-year-old man in Cartagena. Comorbidities: acute kidney failure.
- 92-year-old man in Cartagena. Comorbidities: Epoch.
- 83-year-old woman in Cartagena. Comorbidities: heart disease and malnutrition calorie protein.
- 75-year-old woman in Cartagena. Comorbidities under study.
- 84-year-old woman in Leticia. Comorbidities: chronic kidney failure and diabetes.
- 82-year-old man in Leticia. Comorbidities: HTA.
- 88 year old man in Leticia. Comorbidities under study
These three deaths are also part of the 36 new cases of COVID-19 coronavirus in Valle del Cauca that the Ministry of Health confirmed on Monday.
In this way, the department reached 1,367 infections with 77 deaths. In addition, it remains the second region of Colombia with the highest number of infected, after Bogotá, which accumulates 4,305.
In the report on Monday, May 11, 2020, the national government confirmed a total of 550 new patients with the COVID-19 coronavirus throughout the country, which has already registered 11,613 infections, 2,825 people recovered and 479 deaths as a result of the disease.
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