The Ministry of Health announced Tuesday that there is one additional confirmed case of COVID-19.
This brings the total number of confirmed cases to 65.
The newly confirmed case is a 36-year-old man of New Providence with no history of travel. He is currently in hospital.
There have been seven confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Grand Bahama, 56 confirmed cases in New Providence, one in Cat Cay, and one on the island of Bimini.
The Ministry of Health is reminding individuals who have been advised to remain home in quarantine or isolation that they are expected to stay in their homes until the time of quarantine or isolation has ended. Kindly give consideration to having a family member complete shopping errands for essential items. Following this advice is paramount to avoid the spread of COVID-19 in our communities.
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DDK 4 years ago
Well done Tribune, we seem to have become a little more humane and a tad less coldly sensational in our COVID-19 announcements.
killemwitdakno 4 years ago
Recoveries finally getting a little ahead. Quarantine numbers went down. New cases heading toward zero. If zero lasts for two weeks , then we only have the 50 who’ve been sick for a month to wait for.
I heard one hospitalized case in Freeport was sent home with an oxygen tank. That means they’re letting out persons who haven’t tested negative. Those persons quarantines must be strictly monitored.
Let’s call hope deaths stop right there.
Or has it been 1 and 2 a day for the whole month? If 1 a day keeps up for the whole yr, that’s bad.
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