President Maduro Reported 7 New Covid-19 Cases Today for a 204 Total

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The Venezuelan President, Nicolás Maduro, reported on Thursday, April 16, 7 new cases of Covid-19 coronavirus in the country for a total of 204 cases. Four of the new cases are Cuban doctors, who worked in Guarenas, Miranda state. He reported that 111 are recovered (54 percent) and 84 cases are active: 37 are in Comprehensive Diagnostic Centers (CDIs), 25 in public hospitals, 20 in private clinics and 2 in hotels.
The Venezuelan president reported on the cases. These four cases are the Cuban collaborators, who work in Guarenas and were infected by having contact with a Cuban nurse who tested positive days ago. All four are admitted to the CDI of La California Sur, Sucre municipality, Miranda state:
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The Venezuelan head of state updated the numbers of people who have filled out the survey on Covid-19 in the System of the Patria System, indicating that 18,406,747 people have filled out the online consultation, which has allowed the determination that 160,013 people must be visited at their homes for physical check-ups, and of these, 155,099 have been visited. 22,171 have presented various symptoms and have undergone further examination.
Maduro also reported that 268,503 tests of the Covid-19 coronavirus have been carried out in Venezuela.
Translated by JRE/EF