COVID-19 figures updated by Eritrea’s health ministry show steady progress

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1 min read Published

24 Dec 2022

There were seven people in Eritrea’s Central Region who sought therapy for COVID-19 recovery. These patients have all been discharged and returned to their families. Patients were receiving medical care at a facility in Eritrea’s Central Region.

In Eritrea’s Central Region, there are seven distinct hospitals, each of which treats patients in a particular manner. In the end, 9,660 people recovered completely, while the number of deaths during the past year remained unchanged at 103.

There were 9,768 verified cases across the country of Eritrea at the time this report was written. The government aims to help its citizens recover fully from the virus through medical treatments, vaccination programs, and related health initiatives.

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