Venezuela Reports 51 New Coronavirus Cases with 1,510 Total Cases
In the last 24 hours, Venezuela registered 51 new Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases, bringing the total to 1,510 cases, as detailed by Vice President, Delcy RodrĂguez in her daily report from Miraflores Palace.
RodrĂguez highlighted that 21 of these cases are by community transmission and 30 are due to imported cases and international contact registered specifically at the border with Brazil and Colombia.
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“We arrived at these cases through the methodology of mass and personalized screening,” adding, also thanks to rapid tests and the hard work of health personnel and security agencies in the border states.
Likewise, she reported that to date, 975,825 tests have been carried out for COVID-19, representing 32,528 tests per million inhabitants, placing Venezuela third in the American continent just behind Canada and the US, for conducting the largest number tests per million inhabitants.
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The world today exceeds 6 million cases and more than 373,100 deaths from COVID-19, the United States being the world epicenter with more than 1,834 thousand infections and 106,132 deaths, followed by Brazil with 506,708 infections and 29,101 deaths.
Translated by JRE/EF
