Trinidad and Tobago records 315 fresh COVID-19 cases

Port of Spain: 315 new COVID-19  positive cases reported in Trinidad and Tobago. According to the statistics T&T experienced 7 deaths due to COVID-19 virus. The stats shows the constant positivity rate that country has been experiencing.

Till present total of 2,85,006 tests have been conducted in Trinidad and Tobago at both public and private facilities. In these total tests, 40,889 confirmed cases till present, out of which 33,827 have been  recovered.

The total number of positive patients in Trinidad and Tobago had reached 5,911 in this 315 are new cases that had been reported recently in the last 24 hrs.

The hospitals have been occupied by 295 patients at present in T&T. 1,151 patients have also died due to the COVID-19 virus in the country.

Till 4 pm 4,32,806 patients have been given the first dose of COVID-19 vaccines out of these vaccinated persons 101,125 got AstraZeneca Oxford vaccine, 3,31,481 got Sinopharm vaccine and 200 doses of Pfizer. 

Thus 255,138 out of the total population got fully vaccinated.

59 patients have been discharged from the public health facilities, and 229 have been recovered community cases. Recovered community cases are categorised in them those who have been infected by COVID-19 virus, and they were in self-isolation, and after reaching the discharge, criteria had been released from self-isolation.

7 additional death have also been reported on Wednesday. From the 7 dead,3 were elderly male,2 elderly female and 1 middle-aged males, 1 middle-aged females, 0 young adult male, 0 young adult females 

The government of Trinidad and Tobago had reopen its border for travellers from July 17 but also warned that the non-vaccinated people would not be allowed to enter the country.

Government reopening the borders after the closure of 16-months in Trinidad and Tobago. On Saturday, govt. reopen the borders that we re closed due to COVID-19.

Trinidad and Tobago would be receiving the shipment of 82,000 doses of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. This shipment is coming from Canada. Canadian Minister of International Development Karina Gould gave this updation on the vaccine doses.

According to the statement by the Government of Canada said that they had selected the twin-island nation of Trinidad and Tobago for the donation of the vaccines. After surveying the based on need, minimizing wastage, and maximizing the public health impact and the country’s capacity to deploy them immediately, they took this decision.