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Country registers 31 deaths of COVID-19 patients Monday, July 13, 2020. The country recorded this morning the death number 31 of a COVID-19 patient, it is a 43-year-old man, Costa Rican, neighbor of San Jos?. The death occurred in the San Juan de Dios Hospital where he had been hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit since July 8, the same day that he was diagnosed with COVID-19. The deceased suffered from bronchial asthma and obesity, risk factors associated with COVID-19. The death is added to the 30 regrettable deaths already registered: 12 women and 18 men with an age range of 26 to 92 years. https://www.ministeriodesalud.go.cr/...entes-covid-19
8036 cases and 31 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Monday July 13, 2020 . As of July 13, the country registers 440 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 8036 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 96 years. It is 3458 women and 4578 men, of which 5666 are Costa Rican and 2370 are foreigners. Positive cases are counted in 80 cantons. By age we have: 6522 adults, 391 older adults and 1033 minors, 90 are under investigation. 2304 people recovered in 79 cantons are registered. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 94 years, of which 1018 are women and 1286 are men, by age we have: 1795 adults, 104 older adults, 345 minors and 60 are under investigation. 161 people are hospitalized, 30 of them in intensive care with an age range of zero to 82 years. There are 31 regrettable deaths, 12 women and 19 men with an age range of 26 to 92 years. https://www.ministeriodesalud.go.cr/...s-por-covid-19
8482 cases and 36 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Tuesday, July 14, 2020 . As of July 14, the country registers 446 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 8,482 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 99 years. There are 3,661 women and 4,821 men, of whom 5,965 are Costa Ricans and 2,517 are foreigners. Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons, adding R?o Cuarto to the list of cantons with positive cases by COVID-19. By age we have: 6882 adults, 427 older adults and 1080 minors, 93 are under investigation. 2441 recovered people are registered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 94 years, of which 1081 are women and 1360 are men, by age we have: 1888 adults, 111 older adults, 379 minors and 63 are under investigation. 171 people are hospitalized, 27 of them in intensive care with an age range of zero to 82 years. There are 36 regrettable deaths, 15 women and 21 men with an age range of 26 to 94 years. https://www.ministeriodesalud.go.cr/...482-casos-conf
8986 cases and 40 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Wednesday, July 15, 2020. As of July 15, the country registers 504 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 8986 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 99 years. There are 3,886 women and 5,100 men, of whom 6,325 are Costa Rican and 2,661 are foreigners.
here are 2,551 people recovered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 94 years, of which 1126 are women and 1425 are men, by age we have: 1985 adults, 115 older adults, 388 minors and 63 are under investigation. 188 people are hospitalized, 31 of them in intensive care with an age range of zero to 78 years. There are 40 regrettable deaths, 16 women and 24 men with an age range of 26 to 94 years. The most recent deaths were recorded this morning. The first of them is a 71-year-old woman from Costa Rica, a resident of San Jos?. The woman had been hospitalized in the San Juan de Dios Hospital since July 13, the same day that she was diagnosed with COVID-19. She suffered from diabetes, high blood pressure, and dyslipidemia. The second death is a 53-year-old man, Costa Rican, also from the province of San Jos?. He had been in the San Juan de Dios Hospital since July 6, the same day that he was diagnosed with COVID-19. He suffered from chronic kidney disease, ischemic heart disease, diabetes, and high blood pressure. The third death is an 82-year-old man from Costa Rica, a resident of San Jos?. He was diagnosed on July 8 the same day he was hospitalized in CEACO, in addition to age, he had tobacco smoking as associated risk factors and suffered from chronic non-stratified lung disease. https://www.ministeriodesalud.go.cr/...s-por-covid-19
9546 cases and 42 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Thursday, July 16, 2020 . As of July 16, the country registers 560 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 9546 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 99 years. There are 4,126 women and 5,420 men, of whom 6,750 are Costa Rican and 2,796 are foreigners. Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 7766 adults, 483 older adults and 1200 minors, 97 are under investigation. 2673 recovered people are registered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 94 years, of which 1174 are women and 1499 are men, by age we have: 2088 adults, 120 older adults, 402 minors and 63 are under investigation. 207 people are hospitalized, 35 of them in intensive care with an age range of zero to 78 years. There are 42 regrettable deaths, 17 women and 25 men with an age range of 26 to 94 years. The most recent deaths were recorded yesterday afternoon. The first of them is a 77-year-old Costa Rican woman who lives in Puntarenas. The woman was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed with COVID-19 on July 15, the same day that she died. She suffered from skin cancer, multiple myeloma, and cardiac arrhythmia. The second death is registered in the Calder?n Guardia Hospital, and the family is in the process of being notified. https://www.ministeriodesalud.go.cr/...s-por-covid-19
9969 cases and 47 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Friday July 17, 2020 . As of July 17, the country registers 423 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 9969 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 99 years. It is 4326 women and 5643 men, of whom 7049 are Costa Rican and 2920 are foreigners. Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 8111 adults, 512 older adults and 1240 minors, 100 are under investigation. 2818 recovered people are registered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 94 years, of which 1235 are women and 1583 are men, by age we have: 2204 adults, 123 older adults, 427 minors and 64 are under investigation. 211 people are hospitalized, 38 of them in intensive care with an age range of six to 83 years. There are 47 regrettable deaths, 19 women and 28 men with an age range of 23 to 94 years. Of the five new deaths, the first is a 59-year-old man, a foreigner, a neighbor of Heredia. The deceased was admitted to the Calder?n Guardia Hospital and was diagnosed on July 1. He suffered from chronic bronchitis, obesity and had a history of smoking The second is a 73-year-old man, a Costa Rican and a resident of San Jos?. The deceased was admitted to the Calder?n Guardia Hospital and was diagnosed on July 13. The only associated risk factor was age. The third death is registered in CEACO, it is an 83-year-old man, Costa Rican, neighbor of San Jos?, being diagnosed on July 6. He suffered from high blood pressure and diabetes. The fourth death is an 84-year-old woman, a neighbor of Heredia, diagnosed post mortem. Her risk history is under investigation. The fifth is a 23-year-old Costa Rican woman who lives in Puntarenas. The deceased, who was diagnosed on July 14, was admitted to the Neilly City Hospital. She suffered from high blood pressure and chronic kidney disease. https://www.ministeriodesalud.go.cr/...s-por-covid-19
10551 cases and 54 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Saturday July 18, 2020 . As of July 18, the country registers 582 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 10,551 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 99 years. There are 4606 women and 5945 men, of whom 7476 are Costa Rican and 3075 are foreigners. Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 8583 adults, 551 older adults and 1315 minors, 102 are under investigation. 2902 people recovered in 79 cantons are registered. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 94 years, of which 1269 are women and 1633 are men, by age we have: 2270 adults, 126 older adults, 442 minors and 64 are under investigation. 225 people are hospitalized, 41 of them in intensive care with an age range of 38 to 78 years. Seven deaths are added, reaching a total of 54, of which 22 are women and 32 men, with an age range of 23 to 94 years.
75-year-old Costa Rican woman from Puntarenas. The woman was admitted to CEACO, being diagnosed with COVID-19 on July 1. She suffered from high blood pressure, diabetes and chronic venous capaciciency.
A 63-year-old man, a foreigner, a neighbor of Heredia, died at the San Juan de Dios Hospital and was diagnosed on July 10. He suffered from high blood pressure and diabetes.
A 58-year-old man, a resident of Puntarenas, a foreigner, was admitted to the Hospital M?xico and was diagnosed on June 28. He suffered from high blood pressure and chronic kidney disease.
67-year-old man, a resident of San Jos?, Costa Rican, died at the San Juan de Dios Hospital and was diagnosed on July 10. He had an associated history of smoking.
A 62-year-old woman from Lim?n, Costa Rican, the death occurred at the Calder?n Guardia Hospital, was diagnosed on July 6. She suffered from high blood pressure and chronic kidney disease.
78-year-old woman from Heredia, Costa Rican. The woman was admitted to the Mexico Hospital, being diagnosed on July 9. She suffered from high blood pressure and heart disease.
A 68-year-old man, a resident of San Jos?, Costa Rican, was admitted to the Mexico Hospital and was diagnosed on July 11. He suffered from obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes and chronic kidney disease.
11 114 cases and 62 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Sunday, July 19, 2020 . As of July 19, the country registers 563 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 11,114 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 99 years. There are 4856 women and 6258 men, of whom 7904 are Costa Rican and 3210 are foreigners. Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 9041 adults, 590 older adults and 1377 minors, 106 are under investigation. There are 2966 people recovered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 94 years, of which 1298 are women and 1668 are men, by age we have: 2319 adults, 130 older adults, 453 minors and 64 are under investigation. 241 people are hospitalized, 44 of them in intensive care with an age range of 38 to 83 years. Eight deaths are added, reaching 62 in total, of which 25 are women and 37 men, with an age range of 23 to 94 years.
78-year-old man, Costa Rican, resident of Alajuela. He was admitted to CEACO, being diagnosed by COVID-19 on June 5. He suffered from restrictive lung disease, high blood pressure and a history of cancer.
45-year-old foreign woman, her diagnosis is post mortem. According to information from the Judicial Investigation Agency, the body was raised in La Uni?n de Cartago. There is no information on risk factors.
A 27-year-old man, a foreigner, a resident of San Jos?, was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital and was diagnosed on July 17, a well-known man. There is no family registry in the country.
A 49-year-old man, a foreigner, a resident of San Jos?, was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, diagnosed by COVID-19 on July 7. He suffered from obesity and prediabetes.
A 49-year-old Costa Rican man, a resident of San Jos?, was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed by COVID-19 on July 14. He presented as contributing factors chronic kidney disease, diabetes and hypertension.
A 47-year-old foreign woman, a resident of San Jos?, was at the Hospital M?xico, being diagnosed on July 17, suffering from diabetes and obesity.
77-year-old Costa Rican man, a resident of San Jos?, was admitted to CEACO, being diagnosed by COVID-19 on July 4. He suffered from diabetes, chronic kidney failure and had a history of smoking.
An 89-year-old Costa Rican woman from San Jos? was at the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed by COVID-19 on July 17. She suffered from high blood pressure and atrial fibrillation.
11,534 cases and 66 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Monday July 20, 2020 . As of July 20, the country registers 420 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 11,534 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 99 years. There are 5060 women and 6474 men, of whom 8188 are Costa Rican and 3346 are foreigners. Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 9382 adults, 628 older adults and 1417 minors, 107 are under investigation. There are 3019 people recovered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 96 years, of which 1320 are women and 1699 are men, by age we have: 2360 adults, 134 older adults, 461 minors and 64 are under investigation. 259 people are hospitalized, 47 of them in intensive care with an age range of 35 to 83 years. Four deaths are added, reaching 66 in total, of which 26 are women and 40 men, with an age range of 23 to 94 years.
89-year-old man, a foreigner, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the Calder?n Guardia Hospital, being diagnosed by COVID-19 on July 18. He suffered from diabetes, chronic kidney disease, heart disease.
84-year-old man, Costa Rican, a resident of San Jos?. His diagnosis is post-mortem, he dies at home, a history of prostate cancer and high blood pressure.
84-year-old woman, Costa Rican, neighbor of San Jos?. She was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed on July 16. She suffered from high blood pressure.
44-year-old man, a foreigner, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed on July 19. He suffered from diabetes.
In addition, the Minister of Health Daniel Salas reported that the instruction for the use of masks is modified so that they are used in all closed spaces with the exception of places where food is eaten. This does not include dwelling houses or family rooms. https://www.ministeriodesalud.go.cr/...s-por-covid-19
11 811 cases and 68 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Tuesday July 21, 2020 . As of July 21, the country registers 277 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 11,811 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 99 years. There are 5,194 women and 6,617 men, of whom 8,400 are Costa Rican and 3,411 are foreigners. Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 9615 adults, 646 older adults and 1442 minors, 108 are under investigation. There are 3,194 people recovered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 96 years, of which 1397 are women and 1797 are men, by age we have: 2504 adults, 140 older adults, 486 minors and 64 are under investigation. 272 people are hospitalized, 49 of them in intensive care with an age range of 35 to 83 years. Two deaths are added, reaching 68 in total, of which 26 are women and 42 men, with an age range of 23 to 94 years.
61-year-old man, Costa Rican, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the Calder?n Guardia Hospital, being diagnosed by COVID-19 on July 14. He had asthma and had a history of smoking.
76-year-old man, a foreigner, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the Calder?n Guardia Hospital, being diagnosed by COVID-19 on July 15. He suffered from high blood pressure and diabetes.
12,361 cases and 71 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Wednesday July 22, 2020 . As of July 22, the country registers 550 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 12,361 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 99 years. There are 5471 women and 6890 men, of whom 8812 are Costa Rican and 3549 are foreigners. Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 10 066 adults, 690 older adults and 1496 minors, 109 are under investigation. There are 3,322 people recovered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 96 years, of which 1462 are women and 1860 are men, by age we have: 2611 adults, 143 older adults, 504 minors and 64 are under investigation. 285 people are hospitalized, 50 of them in intensive care with an age range of 26 to 83 years. Three deaths are added, reaching 71 in total, of which 27 are women and 44 men, with an age range of 23 to 94 years.
45-year-old Costa Rican woman from San Jos?. She was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed on July 15. She was overweight, and had chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
84-year-old man, Costa Rican, resident of Alajuela. He was admitted to CEACO, being diagnosed on July 15. In addition to age as a risk factor, he was an ex-tobacco user.
64-year-old man, Costa Rican, resident of Heredia. He was admitted to CEACO, being diagnosed on July 9. He suffered from high blood pressure.
13 129 cases and 80 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Thursday, July 23, 2020. As of July 23, the country registers 768 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 13,129 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 99 years. There are 5875 women and 7254 men, of whom 9382 are Costa Rican and 3747 are foreigners.
Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 10 694 adults, 742 older adults and 1581 minors, 112 are under investigation. 3448 recovered people are registered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 96 years, of which 1520 are women and 1928 are men, by age we have: 2725 adults, 147 older adults, 512 minors and 64 are under investigation. 290 people are hospitalized, 43 of them in intensive care with an age range of 26 to 83 years. 9 deaths are added, reaching 80 in total, of which 27 are women and 53 men, with an age range of 23 to 94 years.
76-year-old man, Costa Rican, resident of Heredia. He was admitted to CEACO, being diagnosed on July 13. He suffered from high blood pressure and diabetes.
74-year-old man, Costa Rican, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed on July 12. In addition to age, he had a history of cerebrovascular disease.
71-year-old man, Costa Rican, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed on July 2. He suffered from high blood pressure and asthma.
66-year-old man, Costa Rican, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the Calder?n Guardia Hospital, being diagnosed on July 9. He suffered from high blood pressure and obesity.
40-year-old man, a foreigner, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the Mexico Hospital, being diagnosed on July 20. He suffered from high blood pressure, chronic kidney disease and obesity.
94-year-old man, Costa Rican, neighbor of Guanacaste. He was admitted to the Liberia Hospital, being diagnosed on July 13. The only associated risk factor was age.
85-year-old man, Costa Rican, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed on July 23. In addition to age, he suffered from high blood pressure and diabetes.
63-year-old man, Costa Rican, resident of Heredia. He was admitted to CEACO, being diagnosed on July 14. He suffered from high blood pressure and diabetes.
52-year-old man, Costa Rican, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the Mexico Hospital, being diagnosed on July 21. He suffered from diabetes and kidney disease.
13,669 cases and 87 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Friday July 24, 2020 . As of July 24, the country registers 540 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 13,669 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 99 years. There are 6,142 women and 7,527 men, of whom 9,778 are Costa Rican and 3,891 are foreigners.
Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 11 144 adults, 789 older adults and 1623 minors, 113 are under investigation. 3505 people recovered in 79 cantons are registered. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 96 years, of which 1547 are women and 1958 are men, by age we have: 2769 adults, 151 older adults, 520 minors and 65 are under investigation. 298 people are hospitalized, 49 of them in intensive care with an age range of 26 to 79 years. Seven deaths are added, reaching 87 in total, of which 30 are women and 57 men, with an age range of 23 to 99 years.
75-year-old Costa Rican woman from Puntarenas. She was admitted to the Blanco Cervantes Hospital, being diagnosed on July 21. She suffered from diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, and obesity.
72-year-old man, Costa Rican, resident of Heredia. He was admitted to CEACO, being diagnosed on July 16. He suffered from COPD, ischemic heart disease and kidney failure.
35-year-old Costa Rican woman from Cartago. She was admitted to CEACO, being diagnosed on July 9. She suffered from asthma and obesity.
58-year-old man, Costa Rican, neighbor of Guanacaste. He was admitted to the Liberia Hospital, being diagnosed on July 12. He suffered from high blood pressure, diabetes and obesity.
87-year-old Costa Rican woman from San Jos?. She was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed on July 17. She suffered from high blood pressure and a history of cerebrovascular disease.
83-year-old man, Costa Rican, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the Calder?n Guardia Hospital, being diagnosed on July 13. He suffered from leukemia.
99-year-old man, Costa Rican, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed on July 20. In addition to age associated as a risk factor, he suffered from high blood pressure.
14 600 cases and 98 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Saturday July 25, 2020 . As of July 25, the country registers 931 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 14,600 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 99 years. It is 6594 women and 8006 men, of which 10 466 are Costa Rican and 4134 are foreigners.
Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 11,890 adults, 856 older adults and 1,738 minors, 116 are under investigation. 3640 recovered people are registered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 96 years, of which 1602 are women and 2038 are men, by age we have: 2889 adults, 156 older adults, 529 minors and 66 are under investigation. 293 people are hospitalized, 51 of them in intensive care with an age range of 24 to 88 years. 11 deaths are added, reaching 98 in total, of which 35 are women and 63 men, with an age range of 23 to 99 years.
41-year-old Costa Rican woman from San Jos?. She was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed on July 17. The deceased had no associated risk factors.
93-year-old man, Costa Rican, resident of Alajuela. He was admitted to CEACO, being diagnosed on July 12. He suffered from high blood pressure and had a history of smoking.
60-year-old Costa Rican woman from San Jos?. She was admitted to the Mexico Hospital, being diagnosed on July 23. She suffered from COPD, high blood pressure, diabetes, kidney disease and obesity.
87-year-old man, Costa Rican, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed on July 15. He suffered from high blood pressure, diabetes and heart disease.
79-year-old man, a foreigner, a resident of Alajuela. He was admitted to CEACO, being diagnosed on July 14. He suffered from ischemic heart disease.
84-year-old man, Costa Rican, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the Mexico Hospital, being diagnosed on July 21. He suffered from high blood pressure, diabetes, chronic kidney disease and ischemic heart disease.
80-year-old man, Costa Rican, a resident of San Jos?. In addition to age, there was no risk factor. He died in emergencies at the Sol?n N??ez Clinic. A post-mortem sample was taken with a positive result on July 24.
81-year-old Costa Rican woman from San Jos?. She was admitted to the Mexico Hospital, being diagnosed on July 22. She suffered from high blood pressure.
72-year-old Costa Rican woman from San Jos?. She was admitted to the Hospital M?xico, being diagnosed on July 23. She suffered from diabetes and obesity.
85-year-old woman, Costa Rican, neighbor of San Jos?. She was admitted to the Hospital of San Juan de Dios, being diagnosed on July 21. The deceased was anticoagulated.
81-year-old man, Costa Rican, resident of Heredia. He was admitted to CEACO, being diagnosed on July 4. He suffered from high blood pressure and diabetes.
15,229 cases and 104 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Sunday, July 26, 2020 . As of July 26, the country registers 629 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 15,229 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 100 years. There are 6913 women and 8316 men, of whom 10 913 are Costa Rican and 4316 are foreigners.
Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 12,400 adults, 914 older adults and 1,794 minors, 121 are under investigation. 3736 recovered people are registered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 96 years, of which 1649 are women and 2087 are men, by age we have: 2976 adults, 158 older adults, 535 minors and 67 are under investigation. 310 people are hospitalized, 56 of them in intensive care with an age range of zero to 79 years. Six deaths are added, reaching 104 in total, of which 38 are women and 66 men, with an age range of 23 to 99 years.
59-year-old man, foreigner, neighbor of Heredia. He was admitted to the Mexico Hospital, being diagnosed on July 18. He had a history of cardiovascular disease.
76-year-old man, Costa Rican, resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed on June 29. The deceased had no associated risk factors.
70-year-old Costa Rican woman from San Jos?. She was admitted to the Mexico Hospital, being diagnosed on July 18. She suffered from high blood pressure and diabetes.
88-year-old man, Costa Rican, a resident of San Jos?. He was admitted to the Hospital M?xico, being diagnosed on July 17. The deceased had no associated risk factors.
66-year-old Costa Rican woman from San Jos?. She was admitted to the San Juan de Dios Hospital, being diagnosed on July 13. She had a history of cardiovascular disease.
88-year-old Costa Rican woman from San Jos?. She was admitted to the HOSPITAL Calder?n Guardia, being diagnosed on July 22. She had a history of cardiovascular disease.
15 841 cases and 115 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Monday, July 27, 2020. As of July 27, the country registers 612 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 15,841 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 100 years. There are 7219 women and 8622 men, of whom 11 377 are Costa Rican and 4464 are foreigners.
Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 12,905 adults, 959 older adults and 1,856 minors, 121 are under investigation. 3824 recovered persons are registered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 96 years, of which 1689 are women and 2135 are men, by age we have: 3048 adults, 162 older adults, 547 minors and 67 are under investigation. 323 people are hospitalized, 56 of them in intensive care with an age range of zero to 79 years. 11 deaths are added, reaching 115 in total, of which 42 are women and 73 men, with an age range of 23 to 99 years. https://www.ministeriodesalud.go.cr/...s-por-covid-19
16,344 cases and 125 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Tuesday, July 28, 2020. As of July 28, the country registers 503 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 16,344 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 100 years. There are 7,458 women and 8,886 men, of whom 11,783 are Costa Rican and 4,561 are foreigners.
Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 13 325 adults, 985 older adults and 1907 minors, 127 are under investigation. 3920 recovered persons are registered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 96 years, of which 1723 are women and 2197 are men, by age we have: 3126 adults, 167 older adults, 559 minors and 68 are under investigation. 323 people are hospitalized, 53 of them in intensive care with an age range of zero to 79 years. 10 deaths are added, reaching 125 in total, of which 47 are women and 78 men, with an age range of 23 to 99 years. https://www.ministeriodesalud.go.cr/...s-por-covid-19
16 800 cases and 133 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Wednesday July 29, 2020 . As of July 29, the country registers 456 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 16,800 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 100 years. These are 7665 women and 9135 men, of which 12 136 are Costa Rican and 4664 are foreigners.
Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 13 689 adults, 1039 older adults and 1940 minors, 132 are under investigation. 4050 recovered people are registered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 96 years, of which 1781 are women and 2269 are men, by age we have: 3228 adults, 175 older adults, 578 minors and 69 are under investigation. 334 people are hospitalized, 75 of them in intensive care with an age range of zero to 96 years. For today, eight regrettable deaths are reported: five men, and three women, with an age range of 56 to 86 years, from the provinces of San Jos?, Cartago and Alajuela. Among the most common risk factors presented by these people are: high blood pressure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, diabetes, obesity, and smoking. The deaths were recorded in the San Juan de Dios, Calder?n Guardia, Hospital M?xico and CEACO hospitals. In total 133 deaths are counted: 50 women and 83 men, with an age range of 23 to 99 years. https://www.ministeriodesalud.go.cr/...s-por-covid-19
17 290 cases and 140 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Thursday, July 30, 2020 . As of July 30, the country registers 490 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 17,290 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 100 years. There are 7871 women and 9419 men, of whom 12 495 are Costa Rican and 4795 are foreigners. Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 14,121 adults, 1,070 seniors and 1,964 minors, 135 are under investigation. 4280 recovered people are registered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 96 years, of which 1880 are women and 2400 are men, by age we have: 3422 adults, 189 older adults, 598 minors and 71 are under investigation. 352 people are hospitalized, 80 of them in intensive care with an age range of zero to 96 years. For today, seven regrettable deaths are reported: four men, and three women, with an age range of 37 to 82 years, all from San Jos?. Among the most common risk factors presented by these people are: high blood pressure and diabetes. The deaths were recorded in the San Juan de Dios and Hospital M?xico hospitals. In total, 140 deaths are recorded: 53 women and 87 men, with an age range of 23 to 99 years. https://www.ministeriodesalud.go.cr/...s-por-covid-19
17 820 cases and 150 deaths confirmed by COVID-19 Friday July 31, 2020 . As of July 31, the country registers 530 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 17 820 confirmed cases, with an age range of zero to 100 years. There are 8,106 women and 9,714 men, of whom 12,899 are Costa Rican and 4,921 are foreigners.
Positive cases are counted in 81 cantons. By age we have: 14 608 adults, 1105 older adults and 1989 minors, 118 are under investigation. There are 4404 people recovered in 79 cantons. The recovered cases have an age range of zero to 96 years, of which 1935 are women and 2469 are men, by age we have: 3540 adults, 195 older adults, 615 minors and 54 are under investigation. 345 people are hospitalized, 75 of them in intensive care with an age range of zero to 96 years. For today, 10 regrettable deaths are reported: seven men, and three women, with an age range of 52 to 96 years, from San Jos?, Alajuela and Heredia. Among the most common risk factors presented by these people are: high blood pressure, diabetes and obesity. The deaths were recorded in the hospitals M?xico, Calder?n Guardia, San Juan de Dios, CEACO and San Rafael de Alajuela. In total there are 150 deaths: 56 women and 94 men, with an age range of 23 to 99 years. https://www.ministeriodesalud.go.cr/...s-por-covid-19
