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Coronavirus – Uganda: Total confirmed COVID-19 cases in Uganda is 1,103

By APO Group
25 July 2020   |   6:00 pm
Results from COVID-19 tests done on 24 July 2020 - 14 new COVID-19 cases confirmed. The cumulative total confirmed cases of Ugandans are now 1,103. - 5 truck drivers: 2 arrived via Malaba, 2 via Padea and 1 via Ngomoromo Points of Entry - 4 returnees who were under quarantine - 1 from South Sudan…

Results from COVID-19 tests done on 24 July 2020

– 14 new COVID-19 cases confirmed. The cumulative total confirmed cases of Ugandans are now 1,103.

– 5 truck drivers: 2 arrived via Malaba, 2 via Padea and 1 via Ngomoromo Points of Entry

– 4 returnees who were under quarantine

– 1 from South Sudan

– 1 from Kenya

– 2 from Dubai, UAE

– 3 alerts

– 1 alert from Kampala

– 1 alert from Wakiso

– 1 alert from Arua

– 2 Contacts who were under quarantine

– 1 contact from Namisindwa

– 1 contact from Lira

– 19 foreign truck drivers tested positive for COVID-19 at border points and their entry into the country was not permitted.

– Ugandan Recoveries: 982

– Samples from Points of Entry tested today: 1,817

– Samples from alerts and contacts: 671

– Total samples tested today: 2,488

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Ministry of Health – Republic of Uganda.

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