St Lucia: Death rate increases due to COVID-19
St Lucia confirms its 11th COVD-19 related death. Day by day, St Lucia is witnessing an increase in coronavirus cases. The total number of cases reported in the nation is 810.
25th of January 2021
St Lucia: St Lucia confirms its 11th COVD-19 related death. Day by day, St Lucia is witnessing an increase in coronavirus cases. The total number of cases reported in the nation is 810.
On Saturday, January 23, 2021, the Ministry of Health and Wellness received confirmation of forty new cases of COVID-19 from the Ezra Long Laboratory.
Confirmation was also received of the recovery of 8 cases of COVID-19.This brings the total number of active cases in the country to 373.
One of the active cases remains in critical care, and the others are all stable. The new cases now make the total number of cases reported in the nation to date is 810.
COVID-19 related death
The patient who died due to COVID-19 was 44 years old, admitted into care on January 19, 2021, at the Victoria Hospital, and passed away on January 22, 2021.
Public’s review of this news
A Facebook user commented, “Coronavirus becomes the primary cause, then the secondary will be the medical issue the person had. Here’s a question- If a person has cancer and has 1yr to live gets covid and dies within 4-months, what should the Pathologist put as cause of death?”
Another Facebook user commented, “I think someone should be checking how they are treating the patients in the hospital. Just some things I have heard. Anyone who has been in the hospital should tell people about their experiences If the world can talk about their care, How they felt and how bad they were. Why can’t St Lucians do the same.”
Anna Promesse commented, “Base on some of you all comments, I hope when you all get sick, you all do not go to the doctors, because, some of you have no trust in them covid 19 have killed people all over the world 11 in Saint Lucia yes it is sad but if the doctor says so stop the negative comments.”
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