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    Ghana’s coronavirus active cases now 930, deaths 327

    myghanadailyBy myghanadailyDecember 14, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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    At least 89 new Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases have been recorded in Ghana, taking the active cases to 930, the Ghana Health Service has reported.

    In its latest update, the GHS said the national caseload is now 52,933.

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    The death toll has hit 327 following the passing of one person in the last few days.

    At least 51,676 out of the over 52k cases have recovered and been discharged, the GHS reported.

    Since Ghana opened its air borders in September, 384 cases have been recorded at the Kotoka International Airport out of which 159 have been discharged.

    Eleven patients are in severe situation with four others being classified as severe. None of the active cases is on ventilator.

    Regional breakdown:

    Greater Accra Region – 29,018

    Ashanti Region – 11,146

    Western Region – 3,073

    Eastern Region – 2,594

    Central Region – 2,060

    Bono East Region – 788

    Volta Region – 713

    Western North Region – 662

    Bono Region – 619

    Northern Region – 556

    Ahafo Region – 530

    Upper East Region – 372

    Oti Region – 244

    Upper West Region – 90

    Savannah Region – 62

    North East Region – 22

    Source: www.ghanaweb.com

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