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    Home»News»Savannah Records First Case As Ghana’s COVID-19 Count Rises To 6,683 With 32 Deaths
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    Savannah Records First Case As Ghana’s COVID-19 Count Rises To 6,683 With 32 Deaths

    dpeprahBy dpeprahMay 24, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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    Ghana’s Coronavirus cases have risen from 6,617 to 6,683 according to the Ghana Health Service.

    The number of recovery cases has also increased to 1,998.

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    One more death has been recorded bringing the total to 32.

    Meanwhile, Savannah Region has recorded its first covid-19 case per GHS update on Sunday.

    Regional Breakdown

    Greater Accra Region – 4,798

    Ashanti Region – 1,049

    Central Region – 299

    Western Region – 210

    Eastern Region – 106

    Western North Region – 61

    Volta Region – 47

    Northern Region – 36

    Oti Region – 26

    Upper East Region – 26

    Upper West Region – 21

    North East Region – 2

    Savannah Region – 1

    Bono Region – 1

    Ahafo Region – 0

    Bono East Region – 0

    Source: Peacefmonline.com

     

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