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Zimbabwe yesterday recorded a staggering 490 COVID-19 cases. This was revealed in an update that was posted by the ministry which states that the record-breaking cases were mostly local transmissions, only 5 cases were imported cases from South Africa.
<blockquote>Four hundred and ninety cases tested positive for Covid-19. These include 485 local cases and five returnees from South Africa who are all isolated,
New recoveries were reported by Mashonaland East Province (6) and Masvingo Province (10
Today we regret to report (2) deaths at facilty in BUlawayo Province. The deaths are of a male aged 62 and a female aged 52
Today 55 RDT screening tests and 1445 PCR diagnistics were done. The Cumulative number of test to date is 132 535(170 958 RDT and 61 5 17 PCR)
Since the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak on 20 March 2020, the total number at confirmed cases is 3 659, recoveries 101, active cases 2579 and 69 deaths
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Ministry Of Health COVID-19 Update - 01 August 2020, Zimbabwe Records 490 Positive Cases

The COVID-19 death toll has is slowly edging towards 100 as the Ministry Of Health announced that so far 67 people have died because of the novel coronavirus. This was revealed in the update that was released by the ministry which states that:
<blockquote>Seventy-seven cases tested positive for Covid-19 today. These include 67 local cases and 10 returnees, South Africa (7) Botswana (3) who have been isolated.
Today we report the results of 14 deaths which occurred from 26-31 July 2020 in the community and on admission to casualty departments at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals and other hospitals after investigations and postmortems were done.
These include 11 males and three females from Harare, Mashonaland West, Manicaland and Bulawayo provinces and has respiratory compatible with Covid-19 and PCR tests came positive for Covid-19.
As at 31 July, Zimbabwe had 3 169 confirmed cases, including 1 004 recoveries 67 deaths
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Ministry Of Health COVID-19 Update - 31 July 2020, COVID-19 Death Toll Rise To 67

One more person has succumbed to the novel coronavirus, this was revealed in the Ministry Of Health Update that was published yesterday which said:
<blockquote>Fifty-eight (58) cases tested positive for COVID-19 today. These include returnees from South Africa (21), Botswana (16) and (21) local cases who are isolated. Two (2) of the local cases are contacts of known confirmed cases. investigations are underway to establish the source of infection for the other 19 cases
One (1) recovery was reported by Manicaland Province.
Today we regret to report 1 death at facility level in Bulawayo Province. The death is a 36 year old female who was admitted in hospital On the 16th of July 2020 with a persistent cough and tested positive for COVID 19.
Today 134 RDT screening tests and 541 PCR diagnostic tests were done. The cumulative number of tests done to date is 100 376(59 740 PDT and 40 636 PCR).
Since the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak on 20 March 2020, the total number of confirmed cases Is 1478. recovered 439, active cases 1014 and 25 deaths</blockquote>
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Ministry Of Health COVID-19 Update, Zimbabwe Records One More Death And One More Recovery

Zimbabwe has recorded yet another COVID-19 death. According to the publication, the COVID-19 13th victim is a 63-year-old woman in Matabeleland Nort who tested positive for COVID-19 posthumously. according to the following statement:
<blockquote>Sixteen (16) cases tested positive for COVID-19 today. These include returnees from South Africa (7), Botswana (1) and 8 locai cases who are isolated.
Fourteen (14) recoveries were reported by Bulawayo Province Today we regret to report a community death of a 63-year-old female from Matabeleland North Province, this was detected during a routine post mortem and awaiting post mortem results to determine the cause of death.
Today 393 RDT screening tests and 659 PCR dagnostic tests were done. The cumulative number of tests done to date is 87 264 (51 259 RDT and 36 005 PCR)
To date the total number of confirmed cases ts 942; recovered 320. active cases 609 and 13 deaths, since the onset of the outbreak on 20 March 2020</blockquote>
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63 Year Old Matabeleland Woman Tests Positive For COVID-19 Posthumously As Cases Surge To 942

Zimbabwe recorded 23 new COVID-19 positive cases today. This was revealed in the Ministry of Health COVID-19 update which states that:
<blockquote>Twenty-three (23) cases tested positive for COVID-19 today. These are returnees from South Africa (21) and 2 local cases and are all isolated.
The local cases are contacts of known confirmed cases
Today 171 RDT screening tests and 364 PCR diagnostic tests were done. The cumulative number of tests done to date is 63 347 136 126 RDT and 27 221 PCR).
To date the total number of confirmed cases is 512; recovered 64, active cases 442 and 6 deaths, since the onset of the outbreak on 20 March 2020.
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Ministry Of Health COVID-19 Update - 22 June 2020, Zimbabwe Records 23 New Cases

Zimbabwe recorded 16 new COVID-19 cases today. This was revealed in a COVID-19 update that was published by the Ministry of health which states that:
<blockquote>Sixteen (16) cases tested positive for COVID 19 today These include returnees from South Africa (5). and 11 local cases who are as isolated
The local cases we all contacts of known confirmed cases
Today 213 RDT screening tests and 302 PCR diagnostic tests were done. The cumulative number of tests done to date is 61 928 (35 811 RDT and 16 117 PCR)
To date the total number of confirmed cases is 479, recovered 63. active cases 412 and 4 deaths. since the onset of the outbreak on 20 March 2020</blockquote>
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Ministry Of Health COVID-19 Update - 19 June 2020

According to the health ministry, 1 person tested positive for COVID-19 in Harare which brings the total number of cases in Zimbabwe to 38.
<blockquote>Today 378 RDT and 200 PCR tests were done in both the public and private sector with 1 PCR positive test result for COVID-19.  To date we have 38 confirmed cases, 12 recoveries. 4 deaths an 22 active cases, since the onset of the outbreak on 20 March 2020, Cumulatevily, RDT tests done are 13 699 and PcR tests are 11191.
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Ministry Of Health COVID-19 Update - 14 May 2020, One Person Tests Positive For COVID-19 In Harare

Herewith the Ministry of Health and Childcare’s COVID-19 update for 03 May 2020
<blockquote>The Ministry would like to report that all the PCR tests done in Harare and Bulawayo on the rd of May 2020 were negative for COVID-19. Therefore to date Zimbabwe has 34 confrimed cases including 5 recoveries and 4 deaths.
Today. a total of 920 tests were done as shown in table I below, giving a total of 11 647 screening and diagnostic tests done to date. Results to follow tomorrow.
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The Ministry continues to be on HIGH alert to the COVID-19 pandemic and would like to remind the nation that the most effective ways to protect yourself and others against COVID-19 are to practise good personal hygiene and exercise social distancing.
As announced by His Excellency. The President Cde. ED. Mnangagwa the re-opening of industry and commerce during the Lockdown Extension effective 4 May 2020, is premised on the mandatory testing of employers and employees. The Ministry has put in place the following plan to ensure immediate implementation of this policy;
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<li>Designated public health facilities that conduct routine screening and medical examination for workers will now also conduct COVID.19 rapid testing</li>
<li>To expedite the testing process, companies are encouraged to procure the COVID-19 Rapid test kits for themselves, guided by the Ministry in terms of test kits specifications.</li>
<li>Employers must arrange with the designated testing facilities (public and private) for that employees to be tested at an agreed time at the facilities or at the workplace.</li>
<li>Companies should ensure adequate space and conditions tor testing (social distancing, infection prevention and control, privacy etc).</li>
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For assistance, please call the COV1D-19 sonnet hotline number. 2019.
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