At the close of yesterday, June 23, 214 patients are admitted to hospitals for epidemiological clinical surveillance. Another 250 people are monitored in their homes from Primary Health Care.
At the close of yesterday, June 1st, 444 patients are admitted to hospitals for epidemiological clinical surveillance. Another 736 people are monitored in their homes from Primary Health Care.
At the close of yesterday, May 27, 555 patients are admitted to hospitals for epidemiological clinical surveillance. Another one thousand 684 people are monitored in their homes from Primary Health Care.
At the close of yesterday, May 25, 434 patients are admitted to hospitals for epidemiological clinical surveillance. Another one thousand 823 people are monitored in their homes, from Primary Health Care.
At the close of yesterday, May 22, 631 patients are admitted to hospitals for epidemiological clinical surveillance. Another thousand 699 people are monitored in their homes, from Primary Health Care.
At the close of yesterday, May 20, 689 patients are admitted to hospitals for epidemiological clinical surveillance. Another 1,697 people are monitored in their homes from Primary Health Care
At the close of yesterday, May 18, 824 patients are admitted to hospitals for epidemiological clinical surveillance. Another 2,053 people are monitored in their homes from Primary Health Care.
At the close of yesterday, May 15, 981 patients are admitted to hospitals for epidemiological clinical surveillance. Another 3,365 people are monitored in their homes from Primary Health Care.
In view of the real and encouraging fact of the downward trend in statistics related to Covid-19 in the country, the Cuban government reiterated this Friday the call to maintain discipline, today more than ever, and take responsibility for each of the measures taken to contain the expansion of a disease that has claimed in the world the lives of more than 296 thousand people.
At the close of yesterday, May 13, 46 patients are admitted to hospitals for epidemiological clinical surveillance. Another 2,794 people are monitored in their homes from Primary Health Care.
This Monday, which marked two months of the first confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Cuba, confirmed the favorable trend of the latest dates, with 17 positive samples, 36 medical discharges in the day and no deceased: numbers that are the result of the battle of an entire country against an illness affecting four million people in the world and has killed more than 278 thousand.
The National Director of Epidemiology of the Ministry of Public Health, MINSAP, Francisco Duran reported this Thursday that at the close of Wednesday 26 new positive cases are confirmed to COVID-19, for a cumulative figure of one thousand 729 in Cuba, and announced the unfortunate death of four people.
At the close of yesterday, May 4, 2 thousand 267 patients are admitted to hospitals for epidemiological clinical surveillance. Another 6,047 people are monitored in their homes from Primary Health Care.
At the close of yesterday, May 1, 2 thousand 792 patients are admitted to hospitals for epidemiological clinical surveillance. Another 3,796 people are monitored in their homes from Primary Health Care.
At the close of yesterday, April 29, 2 thousand 954 patients are admitted to hospitals for epidemiological clinical surveillance. Another 6,972 people are monitored in their homes from Primary Health Care.
At the close of yesterday, April 27, 3 thousand 330 patients are admitted to hospitals for epidemiological clinical surveillance. Another 6,742 people are monitored in their homes from Primary Health Care.
When a new week of battle begins to COVID-19 in Cuba begins, whose first day brought encouraging news with 20 confirmed cases and 24 medical discharges in the same day, the government continues the daily analysis of the situation in the national territory, which continues on the favorable curve and therefore demands not to lower its guard for a second.
At the close of yesterday, April 24, 3,462 patients are admitted to hospitals for epidemiological clinical surveillance. Another 6,560 people are monitored in their homes from Primary Health Care.
