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Coronavirus – South Africa: COVID-19 Statistics in South Africa (27 May 2021)

By APO Group
28 May 2021   |   12:00 pm
The cumulative number of COVID-19 cases identified in SA is 1 649 977, with 4 424 new cases reported. 93 deaths have been reported which brings the total to 56 170 deaths. The cumulative recoveries now stand at 1 548 092 representing a recovery rate of 93, 8%. Vaccination Rollout: The total vaccinated under the Sisonke…

The cumulative number of COVID-19 cases identified in SA is 1 649 977, with 4 424 new cases reported. 93 deaths have been reported which brings the total to 56 170 deaths. The cumulative recoveries now stand at 1 548 092 representing a recovery rate of 93, 8%.

Vaccination Rollout: The total vaccinated under the Sisonke Programme is 479 768. The total vaccinated in Phase Two as at midnight today is 348 436. 

Total individuals vaccinated; Sisonke and Pfizer first dose is 828 204.

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Republic of South Africa, Department of Health.

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