Jordanian Health: Today, 61 new deaths, and 8,053 cases, were recorded in Corona

Arab Weather - Today (8053) new cases of Coronavirus were recorded in the Kingdom, and (61) deaths were recorded - may God have mercy on them
Details through the report issued by the Jordanian Ministry of Health

(8,053) cases were recorded, bringing the total number of injuries to (477,053) cases.

• (61) deaths were recorded, (may God have mercy on them all), bringing the total number of deaths to (5346) cases.

• The percentage of positive examinations is approximately (18.79%), compared to (14.81%) yesterday.

• (42,852) laboratory tests were performed, bringing the total number of examinations to (5,174,645).

• The number of healing cases in home isolation and hospitals for this day reached (6,068) cases, bringing the total cases to (396,195) cases.

• The number of active cases currently stands at (75,512).

• The number of cases that have been admitted to hospitals today is (451) cases, while (323) cases have been discharged.

• The total number of confirmed cases receiving treatment in hospitals is (2769) cases.

• The total number of isolation beds used in hospitals for confirmed and suspected cases yesterday (2,179), with an occupancy rate (42%).

• The total number of ICU beds used in hospitals for confirmed and suspected cases yesterday is (632), with an occupancy rate (51%).

• The total number of ventilators used in hospitals for confirmed and suspected cases yesterday (307), occupancy rate (27%).

The cases of infection for this day were distributed as follows:

- (3631) in the governorate of the capital, Amman.

- (1358) are in Irbid governorate, of which (25) are in Ramtha.

- (588) in Zarqa Governorate.

- (487) in Al-Balqa Governorate.

- (423) in Karak Governorate.

- (356) in Jerash Governorate.

- (305) in Ajloun governorate.

- (252) in the Aqaba governorate.

- (235) in Madaba governorate.

- (207) in the Mafraq governorate.

- (126) in Ma'an Governorate, of which (2) are in Petra.

- (85) in Tafila governorate.