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Mar 27, 2021 News
– Country passes 10,000 cases.
– Brazil is a disaster in your backyard.
– March one of Guyana’s deadliest months, sees highest daily avg. for new cases.
By Kemol King
Kaieteur News – Guyana is facing a new wave of COVID-19 infections and deaths. A data analysis by Kaieteur News shows that March 2021 is rivaling the August-October 2020 period for one of the worst months of the pandemic. Check any recent Ministry of Health’s dashboard and you will see the startling numbers. Yesterday, the Ministry reported 109 cases. This took Guyana across the 10,000-cases line, an unfortunate milestone, to 10,007. The World Bank has Guyana’s population at 782,766 – that means more than one in every 100 persons in the country has tested positive for COVID-19.
Brazil, Guyana’s neighbour, has become one of the nations hit hardest by the pandemic. Virtually all major COVID-19 variants have been recorded there. Three days ago, the country’s daily death toll surpassed 3,000. It surpassed 300,000 deaths linked to the virus. Despite this, the President, Jair Bolsonaro, opposes lockdowns and precautionary measures. BBC reported that he told the population, “Very soon we’ll resume our normal lives,” in a speech just before the Health Ministry reported 3,251 deaths, two days ago.
March sees highest avg. new COVID-19 cases per day
March one of Guyana’s deadliest months
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