Shocking number of COVID-19 cases recovered in Dominica

Dominica: According to the latest COVID-19 update in Dominica, the total confirmed COVID-19 cases(110) increased from the previous one(109) and recovered cases also increased from (102) to (101).

Prime Minister Dominica Roosevelt Skerrit’s official Facebook account confirms this information mentioned above. Ministry of Health, Wellness and New Health Investment, Dominica suggests the list of COVID-19 Update.

Now, total active cases are 8, and complete recovery is 102, total confirmed COVID-19 cases are 110, the number in good quarantine is 28, the number of contacts cleared is 868, the number of contacts identified is 868, the number of the person tested is 8411 and number of negative results were 8301.

The confirmed cases of COVID-19 increase in Dominica. Vaccination is something that is needed in the population. Restriction of lethal coronavirus is the primary goal of every country. The number of covid-19 contacts under investigation is zero.

Vaccination distribution in the Caribbean:

The two billion doses are expected to cover the first phase of the coronavirus vaccination, targeting 20 percent of the recipient countries’ unprotected populations, including healthcare workers, frontline workers, people with underlying circumstances, and especially the elderly.

According to PAHO, Pfizer is also anticipated to provide one million vaccines to be practiced in some regional homelands under a pilot project next month.

Mass vaccination would help to restrict the spread of lethal coronavirus among the population. Vaccination distribution in an equal manner will indicate rapid vaccination among all. Immediate consequences are also a significant aspect of this pandemic.

COVID-19 update creates awareness:

Lethal coronavirus is a primary concern nowadays, and it is creating chaos in the population. Hence, people need to be aware and have accurate information to ignore misleading. Several misinformation about the new strain of coronavirus is spreading day by day. To restrict the spread of this COVID-19, we must follow guidelines illustrated by WHO. Social distancing is a must.

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