Jordanian Health: Today, 64 new deaths, and 5,268 injuries, were recorded in Corona

Arab Weather - (5268) cases of the new Corona virus were recorded, and they were distributed as follows:

- (1699) in the governorate of the capital, Amman.

- (1441) in Irbid Governorate.

- (661) in Jerash Governorate.

- (371) in Zarqa Governorate.

- (372) in Al-Balqa Governorate.

- (268) in the Aqaba governorate.

- (162) in Karak governorate.

- (138) in Tafila governorate.

- (85) in Ma'an Governorate.

- (46) in Mafraq governorate.

- (23) In Madaba governorate.

- (2) In Ajloun governorate.

This brings the total number of cases in the Kingdom to (183,429) cases, while the number of currently active cases reaches (67,175) cases.

- (64) deaths were recorded, (may God have mercy on them all), bringing the total number of deaths to (2,236) cases.

- The number of cases that are admitted today for treatment in accredited hospitals is (249) cases, while (212) cases have been left. Hospitals after her recovery.

The total number of cases that are currently receiving treatment in hospitals is (2,153), of whom (446) cases are in intensive care beds.

- The number of recovery cases for today in home isolation and hospitals reached (5,665) cases, bringing the total number of recovery cases to (114,018) cases.

(23,953) laboratory tests were performed, bringing the total number of examinations to (2,358,229) examinations, and thus the percentage of positive tests for this day is approximately (22%).

Other actions:

The Ministry of Health calls on everyone to abide by defense orders, and to follow preventive measures, especially wearing masks, not holding gatherings of more than (20) people, using (safety) and (your health) apps, and following up on the awareness campaign launched by the ministry to prevent Coronavirus infection and encourage individuals To protect their families and their community (#PermaThem).

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