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Ghana loses 15 more lives to COVID-19 in two days, death toll hit 405
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Vida Essel-LampteyGhana has lost 15more lives to the novel coronavirus disease, bringing the total death to Four Hundred and Five (405) as at Sunday, January 31, 2021.
The figure is a sharp rise from the Three Hundred and Ninety (390) death recorded on the website of the Ghana Health Service, two days ago, on Friday, January, 29.
On Saturday, January 30, morning, eight (8) more death was recorded at the site bringing the total death toll to Three Hundred and Ninety Eight (398).
The figure, rose from the Three Hundred and Ninety Eight (398) to Four Hundred and Five (405) on Sunday, January, 31, 2021, indicating seven(7) new death had been recorded.
Additionally, the country recorded One Thousand, Five Hundred and Forty Four (1544) cases within the same period.
Out of the number, Seven Hundred and Forty Seven(747) was recorded on Saturday, January 30 while the remaining Seven and Ninety Seven(797) was recorded on Sunday, January 31, according to information available on Ghana Health Service website.
The new records brings the country’s total COVID-19 count since March 12, 2020 to Sixty Five Thousand, Four Hundred and Twenty Seven (65,427) with Four Thousand, Six Hundred and Sixty Five (4,665) active cases currently.
Sixty Thousand, Three Hundred and Fifty Seven recovering and discharged have also been recorded.
Source: GhanaPlus.com
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