News24.com|Covid-19: SA edges closer to 700 000 cases, with a healing rate of 90%

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  • As of 27 September, a total of 670 766 verified Covid-19 cases were recorded in South Africa.
  • The death toll rose to 16398, with 22 new Covid-19 associated deaths taped in the last 24 hours.
  • The country’s recovery rate is currently at 90%

South Africa is edging closer towards the 700 000 mark for confirmed Covid-19 cases after 1 268 brand-new cases were reported in the last 24 hours.

As of 27 September, a total of 670 766 verified cases were taped in the country, according to a declaration by Health Minister Zweli Mkhize.

Gauteng remains the most affected, with 219039 validated Covid-19 cases to date, which accounts for 327%of all the cases in the nation.

KwaZulu-Natal tape-recorded 118 731 verified cases, or 17.7%of the total recorded cases, with the Western Cape on 110 430 cases (165%).

The minister also exposed that healings stand at 603 721, which equated to a recovery rate of 90%.

The nation still had 50 647 active cases, with 19419 of those cases tape-recorded in Gauteng. An overall of 13688 active cases were taped in the Free State, followed by KwaZulu-Natal with 6 145 cases.

Limpopo was the least affected province in terms of verified active cases, with 649 cases as of Sunday.

Mkhize also revealed that an additional 22 Covid-19 associated deaths were tape-recorded on Sunday, bringing the death toll to 16 398

7 of the new deaths were taped in the Eastern Cape, five in KwaZulu-Natal, five in North West, three in Western Cape, and two in Gauteng.

” We extend our condolences to the enjoyed ones of the left and thank the healthcare employees that dealt with the departed clients,” Mkhize stated.

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