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29 new COVID-19 cases recorded

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August 6, 2020
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The number of confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to climb with the total now reaching 530 persons testing positive for the virus.
This is inclusive of 189 recoveries and 22 deaths, the Department of Public Information said on Thursday.

Currently, there are 327 active cases in institutional isolation at various facilities across Guyana; 38 persons in institutional quarantine and two patients housed in the COVID-19 ICU.
In total 5,165 persons have been tested for the virus with 4,627 yielding negative results.
Globally, the WHO is reporting that as of August 6, positive cases stand at 18,614,177 with 702,642 deaths. While in the Regions of the Americas, positive cases now stand at 9,981,204 with a total of 372,008 deaths.

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