The Saudi Ministry of Health announced yesterday that it recorded 30 new deaths from the Corona virus, bringing the total deaths in the Kingdom as a result of infection with the virus to 2181 cases.
In detail, the Saudi Ministry of Health indicated in a press statement on its website that 2994 new cases of the virus were recorded, bringing the total number of cases in the Kingdom to 229 thousand and 480 cases.
She drew attention to the registration of 2,370 new cases of recovery, bringing the total number of those recovered to 165,396 people.
In Kuwait, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Health announced yesterday that it had registered three new deaths from the emerging coronavirus, bringing the total deaths as a result of the "Coffid-19" disease caused by the virus to 386.
The spokesman of the Ministry of Health, Dr. Abdullah Al-Sanad, said in a press statement that 478 new cases of the virus were recorded, bringing the total number of cases in Kuwait to 54 thousand and 58 cases.
He pointed out that there are 150 patients receiving medical care in the intensive care units.
The Kuwaiti Ministry of Health announced earlier yesterday that 747 injured people have recovered during the past 24 hours, taking the total of those who recovered from Corona to 43,961.
Yesterday, the Ministry of Health in the Sultanate of Oman announced the registration of four new deaths from the emerging corona virus, bringing the total deaths in the Sultanate to 248.
The ministry said in a press statement on its website yesterday that 1083 new cases of the virus have been registered, taking the total infections in the Sultanate to 54,697 cases.
She added that the infections include 786 cases for Omanis, and 297 for non-Omanis, noting that 1030 infected people have recovered, bringing the total number of people recovering from the virus in the Sultanate to 35 thousand and 255 people.
The ministry said that the total number of tests conducted during the past 24 hours was 3833.
For its part, the Moroccan Ministry of Health announced yesterday that it registered a new death case of the new Corona virus, taking the total deaths in the Kingdom to 244 cases.
The ministry said in a press statement on its website, that 136 new cases of the virus were recorded, bringing the number of cases in Morocco to 15,464.
It also drew attention to the recovery of 68 injured, bringing the total of those recovered to 11,895, explaining that the cases excluded after negative laboratory analyzes amounted to 840 thousand and 350 cases.
The Ministry stressed the need to adhere to the rules of hygiene and health safety, and to engage in the precautionary measures taken by the Moroccan authorities. In Baghdad, the Iraqi Ministry of Health and Environment announced yesterday, recording 2734 new cases of the new Corona virus (Covid-19), bringing the total number of infected to 75194 cases throughout Iraq, in addition to recording 95 deaths. According to the statistics, the total number of deaths in Iraq reached 3055 cases after recording 95 deaths yesterday, while the total number of recovery cases reached 43079 cases after recording 1699 cases of recovery. In Ramallah, the Palestinian Ministry of Health said yesterday that it had registered 463 new infections and two deaths over the past 24 hours. The ministry added in a statement that 328 new cases were in Hebron Governorate, 85 in Jerusalem, 36 in Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate, eight cases in Bethlehem Governorate, five injuries in Nablus Governorate, and one in Jenin Governorate. The ministry said in its statement that "16 cases among the injured are in intensive care facilities, including 6 that are connected to artificial respirators."
The total number of active infections with the Coronavirus since March was 5,827, while the number of deaths rose to 32.
For the ninth consecutive day, the Palestinian government imposes closures on the West Bank to counter the spread of the Corona virus, while allowing pharmacies, bakeries, grocery stores and banks to operate.
463 new cases of coronavirus were recorded, and two Palestinian deaths.