According to statistics released yesterday (July 23), uThukela District has 2441 confirmed cases of Covid-19 positive patients, which means more and more people are being infected with the virus in our area.
On Wednesday (July 22), KwaZulu-Natal recorded 38 new Covid-19 related deaths, with 759 (non-allocated) confirmed cases of the coronavirus.
Stay safe and remember that wearing face masks all the time could be enough to contain the pandemic.
Also read: 27 confirmed deaths of Covid-19 patients in Uthukela District
- The public is advised to call the coronavirus hotline on 0800029999 with any suspected cases of corona, or to report or obtain information relevant to the pandemic.
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