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    Savelegu: Over 60 health workers test positive for Covid

    ComfortBy ComfortFebruary 22, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    Over 60 health workers at the Savelugu Municipal Hospital in the Northern Region have tested positive for Covid-19.

    This follows mass testing of staff of the hospital after an upsurge of cases in the Savelugu Municipality.

    Sources say there are still some samples at the laboratory yet to be tested.

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    Ghana has so far recorded a total of 80,253 cases of Covid-19 with 598 new cases recorded.

    73,018 people have recovered and discharged with a total of 577 deaths. Meanwhile, the current active cases have dropped slightly to 6,658.

    Cumulative Cases per Region

    (Case Count from Highest to Lowest)

    Greater Accra Region – 46,189

    Ashanti Region – 14,046

    Western Region – 4,742

    Eastern Region – 3,525

    Central Region – 2,783

    Volta Region – 1,559

    Bono East Region – 1,081

    Upper East Region – 994

    Northern Region – 970

    Bono Region – 924

    Western North Region – 797

    Ahafo Region – 660

    Upper West Region – 357

    Oti Region – 272

    North East Region – 79

    Savannah Region – 72

    Source: Ghana/Starrfm.com.gh

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