Cuba again notified 191 cases of coronavirus in one day, now on Friday, April 29, and according to the report issued by the Ministry of Public Health (MINSAP). said record does not include deaths from COVID-19.
The laboratories processed 6,540 samples in 24 hours, and of the positive ones, 184 correspond to contacts of confirmed cases; in two individuals the cause of the infection was not specified while in five the imported ones closed.
191 new cases of #COVID19for a cumulative of 1,102,941.
848 active cases
836 stable clinical course
3 in critical condition
9 in serious condition
8,526 deceased
1,093,508 recovered
57 returned to their countries
2 evacuees? https://t.co/STGTi7iDLv pic.twitter.com/0v9Q7id4UF
— Cuban Ministry of Public Health (@MINSAPCuba) April 30, 2022
Camagüey (35 cases in total) was the province that once again reported the most infections. It is followed by Havana, with 29.
The epidemiological situation remains controlled in the east, from where the lower figures come: Holguín with four cases, Guantánamo with two, Granma with one, and Santiago de Cuba free of SARS-CoV-2 positives, according to the MINSAP.
Sancti Spíritus also identified fewer than 10 infections, six this time; while the Isla de la Juventud Special Municipality added the same figure for the second day, seven.
By age, the group made up of those under 20 years of age continues to be the one with the highest positives in 24 hours, 75 today. They are followed by those over 60 years of age, with 51. In addition, 35 correspond to the range between 20 and 39 years, and 36 to those between 40 and 59.
According to the MINSAP, 261 clinical discharges were notified and the number of people admitted as a result of COVID-19 closed with a decrease to 3,098; Of these, 848 are confirmed active cases, which also represents a drop.
In intensive care rooms, the sum of bedridden patients fell to 12, three in critical condition and nine reported as serious.
The number of deaths due to the pandemic on the Island, since March 2020, is still 8,526. The lethality is still 0.77%.
