386 new Covid-19 cases, positivity rate falls to 29.9%

The Ministry of Health and Wellness has reported 386 new Covid-19 cases.

They include 222 females and 164 males, ranging in age from 54 days to 100 years.

Kingston and St. Andrew recorded the highest number of new cases with 99.

The country’s positivity rate is down to 29.9 per cent.

Meantime, the ministry also reported 4 new Covid-related deaths.

The deceased are all males; from Westmoreland, St. Catherine and Kingston and St. Andrew, between 59 and 87 years old.

124 people are hospitalised with the virus.

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The Ministry of Health and Wellness has reported 386 new Covid-19 cases.

They include 222 females and 164 males, ranging in age from 54 days to 100 years.

Kingston and St. Andrew recorded the highest number of new cases with 99.

The country’s positivity rate is down to 29.9 per cent.

Meantime, the ministry also reported 4 new Covid-related deaths.

The deceased are all males; from Westmoreland, St. Catherine and Kingston and St. Andrew, between 59 and 87 years old.

124 people are hospitalised with the virus.

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The Ministry of Health and Wellness has reported 386 new Covid-19 cases.

They include 222 females and 164 males, ranging in age from 54 days to 100 years.

Kingston and St. Andrew recorded the highest number of new cases with 99.

The country’s positivity rate is down to 29.9 per cent.

Meantime, the ministry also reported 4 new Covid-related deaths.

The deceased are all males; from Westmoreland, St. Catherine and Kingston and St. Andrew, between 59 and 87 years old.

124 people are hospitalised with the virus.

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The Ministry of Health and Wellness has reported 386 new Covid-19 cases.

They include 222 females and 164 males, ranging in age from 54 days to 100 years.

Kingston and St. Andrew recorded the highest number of new cases with 99.

The country’s positivity rate is down to 29.9 per cent.

Meantime, the ministry also reported 4 new Covid-related deaths.

The deceased are all males; from Westmoreland, St. Catherine and Kingston and St. Andrew, between 59 and 87 years old.

124 people are hospitalised with the virus.

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The Ministry of Health and Wellness has reported 386 new Covid-19 cases.

They include 222 females and 164 males, ranging in age from 54 days to 100 years.

Kingston and St. Andrew recorded the highest number of new cases with 99.

The country’s positivity rate is down to 29.9 per cent.

Meantime, the ministry also reported 4 new Covid-related deaths.

The deceased are all males; from Westmoreland, St. Catherine and Kingston and St. Andrew, between 59 and 87 years old.

124 people are hospitalised with the virus.

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The Ministry of Health and Wellness has reported 386 new Covid-19 cases.

They include 222 females and 164 males, ranging in age from 54 days to 100 years.

Kingston and St. Andrew recorded the highest number of new cases with 99.

The country’s positivity rate is down to 29.9 per cent.

Meantime, the ministry also reported 4 new Covid-related deaths.

The deceased are all males; from Westmoreland, St. Catherine and Kingston and St. Andrew, between 59 and 87 years old.

124 people are hospitalised with the virus.

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The Ministry of Health and Wellness has reported 386 new Covid-19 cases.

They include 222 females and 164 males, ranging in age from 54 days to 100 years.

Kingston and St. Andrew recorded the highest number of new cases with 99.

The country’s positivity rate is down to 29.9 per cent.

Meantime, the ministry also reported 4 new Covid-related deaths.

The deceased are all males; from Westmoreland, St. Catherine and Kingston and St. Andrew, between 59 and 87 years old.

124 people are hospitalised with the virus.

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