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Aruba: Covid-19 cases - 2,730 cases; 15 deaths

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Shiloh

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Source: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nat...241249651.html

Aruba: Two days after the government of Aruba confirmed its first two positive COVID-19 cases on March 13, officials announced a complete “lockdown” for all international incoming passengers starting at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, March 17 until March 31. Residents will still be able to enter, but the government is advising against nonessential travel. Cargo will continue to be able to be flown in and relief flights will be possible as long as the airline is willing to operate them.

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Source: https://www.dbsuriname.com/2020/03/29/ook-lockdown-op-aruba-/


Also Lockdown in Aruba
Posted on March 29, 2020

In Aruba too, very strict measures come into effect in a complete lockdown.

The lockdown, which starts at noon on March 29, means that individuals are only allowed to leave their home for essential activities, such as buying food, medicines, or exercising. In addition, as announced yesterday, a ban on meetings of 4 or more people will come into effect on Sunday; with the exception of families living under one roof. The curfew from 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM will remain in effect until April 20, subject to review.

The government of Aruba has defined the following as nonessential, and they will have to stop working for as long as the government prescribes:

Schools and other educational institutions.

Clothing stores, shops selling accessories, jewelery or souvenirs; all shopping centers, all flea markets, tourist markets and kiosks, beauty shops (hair, nails etc.), barber shops.

Bars, fast food trucks (only take away and delivery is allowed), bakeries (only take away and delivery is allowed), restaurants (only take away and delivery is allowed).

Casinos, night clubs, adult entertainment, art exhibitions, recreation centers, cinemas, companies offering recreational activities, gyms and other exercise facilities, places for sports, museums.

Places with facilities for meetings and / or events, churches, construction projects.

The number of COVID-19 coronavirus cases in Aruba is now 50, out of the 601 people tested so far. Earlier today, the official census was published as 52, but it has been revised because 2 cases are inconclusive. It has also been announced that hospital visits are not allowed by the general public. This is because it is very difficult to follow and enforce the rules of social distance in the hospital. There are some exceptions for pediatric patients and for maternity related visits.
 
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April 2, 2020 – Positive cases increase to 60. The number of COVID-19 coronavirus cases in Aruba is currently 60. A total of 805 persons have been tested so far. Some people are contacting us to ask when Aruba plans to allow international flights again. It is understandable that many people want to re-book flights and everyone in Aruba is extremely appreciative of visitors wanting to come back as soon as possible. However, there is no information available at this time as to when the Aruban Government will allow flights to the island to resume
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[FONT=avenir-lt-w01_85-heavy1475544]Positive 82 Cases[/FONT]
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April 9, 2020 – 5 more persons test positive – 6 more recover – bringing active positive cases down to 62. The number of COVID-19 coronavirus cases in Aruba has risen to 82 with 1008 persons having been tested so far. 302 persons are in quarantine. There are also no test results pending at this time. Very positive news is that an additional 6 persons have recovered bringing total recovered to 20.
 
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April 11, 2020 – Positive cases rise with 6 more to 92 – 2 more recover – active positive cases up to 63. The number of COVID-19 coronavirus cases in Aruba has risen to 92 with 1118 persons having been tested so far. An additional 2 persons have recovered bringing total recovered to 29. The number of persons who are in quarantine has dropped significantly to 109 and no test results are pending at this time.
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Source: https://curacao.nu/tweede-corona-dod...-dag-op-aruba/

Second corona dead within a day in Aruba
Apr 16, 2020 Editors 708 0

Oranjestad- A second patient died on Aruba last night from the consequences of the coronavirus. Earlier that day, a 79-year-old woman also died in the hospital in Oranjestad.

The second death is a 37-year-old man with a mental disability. He was very popular in his neighborhood and was on the street a lot. It is feared that more people in his neighborhood have been infected by the man, who is described as very affectionate.

The health authorities of Aruba are calling on people in the district who have been in contact with him in recent days to report for a test.


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95 cases: https://www.visitaruba.com/news/general/corona-virus-and-travel-to-aruba/
 
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Latest Updates

April 17, 2020 – Total positive cases increase to 96, active positive cases drop to 51. The number of COVID-19 coronavirus cases in Aruba has risen to 96 of which 51 are active positive cases at the moment. There have been 2 deaths confirmed to date. 1298 persons have been tested so far. Number of persons recovered has increased to 43. Persons who are in quarantine has increased by 16 to 106. There are no test results pending at this time.
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April 19, 2020 – 1 new positive case today; 5 persons recover. The number of COVID-19 coronavirus cases in Aruba increased by 1 new case to 97 of which 46 are active positive cases. 5 more persons have recovered bringing total recovered to 49. There have been 2 deaths confirmed to date. 1442 persons have been tested so far. Persons who are in quarantine remain at 104. There are no test results pending at this time.
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April 22, 2020 – 3 new cases, 17 recoveries, active cases drop to 30. The number of COVID-19 coronavirus cases in Aruba has risen to 100 of which 30 are active positive cases, total recovered has jumped by 17 to 68. There have been 2 deaths confirmed to date. An additional 26 persons have been tested since yesterday bringing the total to 1504 persons tested so far. Persons who are in quarantine remain at 65. There are no inconclusive test results at this time.
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COVID-19) and Travel to Aruba


Latest Updates

April 23, 2020 – No new cases, 1 recovery, active cases at 29. The number of COVID-19 coronavirus cases in Aruba remains at 100 of which 29 are active positive cases, total recovered has increased to 69. There have been 2 deaths confirmed to date. An additional 31 persons have been tested since yesterday bringing the total to 1535 persons tested so far. Persons who are in quarantine remain at 65. There are no inconclusive test results at this time.
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April 27, 2020 – No new cases – 100 total, 25 active – quarantined persons drop to 37. The number of COVID-19 coronavirus cases in Aruba remains at 100 of which 25 are active positive cases, total recovered remains at 73. This is the 5th consecutive day with no new cases reported. There have been 2 deaths confirmed to date. An additional 4 persons have been tested since yesterday bringing the total to 1626 persons tested so far. Number of persons in quarantine has dropped by 21 to 37. There are no inconclusive test results at this time.
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April 28, 2020 – New rules announced. In a press conference this evening, Aruba’s government has confirmed that as of today April 28, the curfew time will be changed to 10pm-5am from and businesses will be required to close by 9pm. It was also announced that the following new rules will take effect as of May 4, 2020 – referred to as “Level 1” of changes related to relaxing current restrictions. These changes will be reevaluated every two weeks to establish whether subsequent levels of relaxation of restrictions can be implemented or if rollback to stricter ones is required.

– The following establishments will be allowed to re-open: clothing stores, jewelry stores, snack trucks, museums and art centers. Establishments who closed on a voluntary basis, can also reopen. Notwithstanding this, the maximum persons allowed at any of these establishments – including establishment personnel – is not to exceed 15 persons at any one time. Social distancing of at least 1.5 meters remains in force.

– Small to medium construction companies can apply for permission for their employees to obtain badges to be able to do construction work. Applications need to be made at the Dienst Openbare Werken (DOW) as of May 4, and construction work will be allowed to commence as of May 6. Private persons who would like to do construction work (e.g. on own property) also need to apply at DOW.

– Certain government departments offering essential functions will start to reopen with a maximum of 25% of personnel.

April 28, 2020 – Total cases remain at 100, of which 25 are active.
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