2 new COVID-19 cases confirmed on 1st May 2020.
According to the Ministry of Health, the confirmed cases are, a 35-year-old Kenyan male truck driver who arrived via Busia border and a Ugandan male from Masindi District, who was confirmed from the rapid assessment survey.
2 new COVID-19 cases confirmed at Uganda Virus Research Institute on 30th April 2020. This makes a total of 83 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Uganda.
The confirmed cases are both Kenyan male truck drivers: a 55-year-old and a 27-year-old who arrived via Busia and Malaba respectively.
2 new COVID-19 cases confirmed out of 2,002 samples tested at Uganda Virus Research Institute on 29th April 2020.
Both cases are male; a Ugandan national and a Burundian refugee.
They are under quarantine at Rakai hospital. This makes a total of 81 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Uganda
Uganda Virus Research Institute confirms results of the 2 suspected COVID-19 cases that were admitted St. Mary’s Lacor Hospital are negative for COVID-19.
The Ministry of Health launched investigations into the suspected cases after the death of two COVID-19 suspected patients at Lacor Hospital in Gulu District.
All 2,400 samples tested negative for COVID-19 in Uganda ton 28th April 2020.
Of these, 534 samples were from the community while 1,866 samples were from truck drivers.
The total of Confirmed Cases of COVID-19 in Uganda still stands at 79 while total recoveries are 52. The active cases are 13.
Uganda has not registered any COVID-19 deaths.
All 2,557 samples tested negative for COVID-19 at Uganda Virus Research Institute on 27th April 2020.
Of the total samples tested at UVRI, 319 were from the community while 2,239 were from truck drivers at different border points.
The total of Confirmed Cases of COVID-19 in Uganda still stands at 79 while total recoveries are 47.
4 new COVID-19 cases were confirmed at Uganda Virus Research Institute on 26th April 2020.
The total of Confirmed Cases of COVID-19 in Uganda are 79.
According to the Ministry of Health all new confirmed cases are Tanzanian truck drivers who arrived via Mutukula Border post
Uganda Virus Research Institute/Target Malaria Uganda joins the rest of the world today to commemorate World Malaria Day.
The day is an occasion to appreciate efforts by countries worldwide to fight the disease and also highlight the need for continued investment for malaria prevention and control.
1 new COVID-19 case confirmed out of 1,533 samples tested at Uganda Virus Research Institute on 24th April 2020.
The new case is a 43-year-old Ugandan truck driver who arrived from Kenya via Malaba.
1,116 samples tested were from truck drivers while 417 samples were from the community.
The total of Confirmed Cases of COVID-19 in Uganda is now 75.
