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In the Government’s ‘Prevention and action’ programLuis Alexánder Moscoso, vice minister of Health, assured that the regions located in the low growth group have had an increase in COVID-19 cases of less than 10%; those with moderate growth have an increase between 20 and 50%, while those with high growth have increased contagion by more than 50%.
Moscoso said that most of the country has a low growth of coronavirus cases, but assured that there is a special concern for Bogotá, which is the city with the highest increase in COVID-19, in this second peak of the pandemic.
Regions with high growth of coronavirus
According to the Ministry of Health, the cities and departments where infections have increased the most are:
- Bogota
- Barranquilla
- Cartagena
- Atlantic
- North of Santander
- Cauca’s Valley
- Narino
Regions with moderate coronavirus growth
The places where the spread is controlled, according to the Vice Minister of Health are:
- Tolima
- Santa Marta
- Antioquia
- Risaralda
Regions with low coronavirus growth
In this group is most of the country, and places such as:
- Amazon
- Saint Andrew
- Arauca
- Bolivar
- Boyacá
- Caldas
- Caquetá
- Casanare
- Cauca
- cease
- Collided
- Cordova
- Guainia
- Guaviare
- Huila
- La Guajira
- Magdalena
- Goal
- Putumayo
- Quindio
- Santander
- Sugar
- Vaupes
- Vichada
In this video you can see the pronouncement of the Ministry of Health:
He #ViceSalud Luis Alexander Moscoso took stock of the situation in the country’s main cities due to COVID-19 and the measures adopted to prevent the increase in cases and deaths in their territories. pic.twitter.com/MmQXF6zYx6
– MinSaludCol (@MinSaludCol) December 29, 2020
Until this Monday, it was recorded that Colombia reached in total 1,603,807 confirmed cases of COVID-19, of which 1,469,041 people defeated the virus and 42,374 died. The country reached December 28 with 88,095 active cases.
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