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Mauritius - COVID-19: 374 cases; 10 deaths

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Covid-19: 5 new positive cases in Mauritius, 324 cases in total
April 12, 2020
By DEFIMEDIA.INFO

Five new Covid-19 positive cases were registered in Mauritius this Sunday out of a total of 328 tests carried out. This brings to 324 the number of people infected with Covid-19 in the country.

This was stated by Dr. Zouberr Joomaye, advisor to the Prime Minister's Office, during the National Communication Committee's communication point on the Covid-19; a communication point that he animated from his residence this Sunday evening.
 
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Covid-19: no positive case recorded in Mauritius this Monday
April 13, 2020

By DEFIMEDIA.INFO
Kailesh Jagutpal Minister of Health

Good news. No Covid-19 positive case was recorded on Monday out of 300 tests carried out.

This was stated by the Minister of Health, Kailesh Jagutpal, during the National Communication Committee's communication point on the Covid-19; communication point that he animated from his residence at the start of the evening on Monday since he has been in self-isolation since last week because his secretary was tested positive at Covid-19.
 
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Covid-19: no positive case in Mauritius for three days
April 15, 2020
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By Laurie Rivolo Contact: laurie@defimedia.info

No new Covid-19 positive cases have been recorded in Mauritius for three days. 439 tests were carried out on Tuesday and 370 on Wednesday.

Figure revealed by Zouberr Joomaye, advisor to the Prime Minister's Office, during the National Communication Committee's communication point on the Covid-19 which he hosted from his residence in the early evening on Wednesday.

The number of positive cases recorded in Mauritius therefore remains at 324, therefore nine deaths. 65 patients have been cured so far.
 
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Covid-19: 81 patients healed in Mauritius so far
April 16, 2020
By Preity Ramessur-Bhoyroo

Another 16 patients, tested positive for Covid-19, have been cured in Mauritius, bringing the total recovered to 81 so far. A total of 324 positive cases were recorded.

This was stated by Zouberr Joomaye, advisor to the Prime Minister's Office, during the National Communication Committee's communication point on the Covid-19, at PMO, in the early evening this Thursday.

No new positive cases of Covid-19 have been recorded in Mauritius during the past four days. The total number of positive cases therefore remains at 324, including nine deaths. 462 screening tests were carried out Wednesday and 277 others this Thursday, said Dr Zouberr Joomaye.
 
Source: https://www.lexpress.mu/article/375188/covid-19-un-nouveau-cas-recense-apres-six-jours

Covid-19: a new case identified after six days
By The Editors
18 Apr 2020 18:28 3

Exactly one month after registering the first three positive cases of Covid-19 in Mauritius, the country has 133 active cases. This is the announcement made by the Minister of Health this Saturday, April 18, at the press conference of the National Communication Committee. Dr. Kailesh Jagutpal also revealed that a new case has been identified in the past 24 hours, the first after six days.

This new case concerns a person with symptoms who went to a clinic for treatment. The latter referred the case to the Ministry of Health. The ministry officers therefore went to his home and he underwent a test which proved to be positive. But the tests carried out on ten members of his family turned out to be negative. The Minister assured that this case is the subject of medical follow-up.

Dr. Jagutpal also pointed out that only one patient remains in intensive care to date. The second patient, who was in a similar state of health, is on the mend. A total of 180 people recovered from Covid-19 in Mauritius.

Furthermore, he reiterated the fact that it is still too early to conclude that the peak of the epidemic in Mauritius is already behind us. He called on the public to remain vigilant and to continue to comply with the containment measures.
 
Source: https://defimedia.info/covid-19-92-cas-actifs-ce-jour-maurice

Covid-19: 92 cases active to date in Mauritius
April 20, 2020
By Laurie Rivolo Contact: laurie@defimedia.info


92. This is the number of active cases of Covid-19 recorded in Mauritius to date. Clarification from the Minister of Health, Kailesh Jugutpal, during the communication point of the National Communication Committee, in the evening of Monday, April 20.

These 92 patients are still admitted to treatment centers, according to the Minister of Health.

No Covid-19 positive cases have been recorded in 24 hours. Thus, the total number of cases registered in Mauritius remains 328.

224 people are considered to be cured. 11,301 screening tests for the new coronavirus have been carried out in Mauritius so far.
 
Source: https://defimedia.info/covid-19-243-patients-gueris-maurice-jusquici

Covid-19: 243 patients healed in Mauritius so far
April 21, 2020
By Preity Ramessur-Bhoyroo
243. It is the number of patients, tested positive for Covid-19 in Mauritius, who were cured. These figures were released on Tuesday April 21 by the Ministry of Health. The number of positive cases registered in the country remains at 328, no new cases having been registered during the last 48 hours. Nine people died from the disease in Mauritius. This means that the number of active cases rises to 73.
 
Source: https://defimedia.info/covid-19-un-cas-positif-enregistre-maurice-ce-mercredi

...A Covid-19 positive case has been registered on the 400 tests carried out during the last 24 hours in Mauritius. This brings the number of positive people detected in Mauritius to 329, including the nine deaths. 18 people were cured on Wednesday, Zouberr Joomaye announced on April 22, bringing the total to 261. Nine people died from the disease in Mauritius. The number of active cases stands at 56.
 
Source: https://www.inside.news/covid-19-deux-nouveaux-cas-de-plus-enregistres/

Covid-19: two more new cases registered
April 23, 2020

Two new cases were recorded today following the Ministry of Health’s Contact Tracing exercise. Of the 535 tests carried out yesterday and today, two cases were found to be positive. According to our information, the two new patients have been placed in isolation.

So the number of positive cases in Mauritius drops to 331 cases. In addition, there are 9 deaths and 266 people healed. The two new patients having been in contact with other people, said the ministry responsible. The Contact Tracing exercise will be done continuously, we are told by an official from the Ministry of Health.
 
Source: https://www.lexpress.mu/article/375765/covid-19-un-nouveau-cas-21-cas-actifs

Covid-19: one new case, 21 active cases
By The Editors
26 Apr 2020 17:48 2

The number of positive cases recorded in Mauritius has now increased to 332. This is apparent from the latest press release issued by the National Communication Committee on the Covid-19, Sunday April 26. The main information: a new case has been identified.

The total number of tests carried out so far is 14,445. These should be carried out much more frequently once the deconfinement plan has been launched, particularly with the rapid tests.

The total number of people healed from Covid-19 is 299. This means that the country now has only 21 active cases compared to 24 cases yesterday.

On the other hand, the passengers from the flight from Paris, which landed on Sunday, were all placed in quarantine, for a total of 29.

Worldwide, the number of positive cases stands at 2,923,336, with 203,308 deaths. It should be noted that in Mauritius, the number of deaths is 9.
 
Source: https://www.lexpress.mu/article/375...bres-police-infectes-contact-tracing-en-cours
Covid-19: two members of the police infected, "contact tracing" in progress
By The Editors
27 Apr 2020 17:23 0

The total number of Covid-19 positive cases in Mauritius is 334.

Two new positive cases were revealed this Monday, April 27, said Zouberr Joomaye during the press conference of the National Communication Committee on the Covid-19. The total number of positive cases in Mauritius is therefore 334, of which 20 are active. And 302 people were healed.

The last two cases detected concern two police officers. Yesterday, a member working in a retirement center was found positive. So far, 23 residents of this elderly home care have been tested. Tests were also carried out on the patient's family members. "We are looking forward to the results this evening," said Zouberr Joomaye.
 
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Mauritius: confinement finally extended, resumption of economic activities scheduled for May 15
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Mauritians hoped for a start of deconfinement for May 4. The government has decided otherwise. The schools will remain closed until August 1, the Mauritian borders also for an indefinite period.
E.A. • Posted on May 1, 2020 at 7:22 pm, updated on May 1, 2020 at 7:52 pm
There will therefore be no deconfinement on May 4 in Mauritius. The decision to extend the confinement period by 15 days was validated Thursday evening by the Council of Ministers.

The Mauritian government fears a resurgence of the Covid-19 pandemic. Sister Island currently has 332 Covid-19 positive cases, including ten deaths. 310 patients were cured of the coronavirus.

The sanitary curfew is extended until June 1 to avoid a second wave of contamination. A first reopening phase is planned from May 15 to allow the gradual resumption of economic activities. Schools will remain closed until August 1.

Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth announced all of these measures late Friday afternoon:
 
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Covid-19: 314 patients healed in Mauritius to date
02 May 2020
By Jenny Raboud Contact: j.raboud@defimedia.info

Two new patients infected with Covid-19 have found a cure. This brings to 314 the number of people recovered from the disease to date in Mauritius. Figures released by the Ministry of Health in a statement issued on Saturday, May 2.

No new Covid-19 positive cases have been identified in the past 72 hours. The total number of people infected in Mauritius remains 332 cases, including ten deaths.
 
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Coronavirus: Mauritius extends containment and delays opening of schools
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Mauritians will remain confined until June 1, schools will remain closed until August 1, 2020. This extension of the movement restriction to our neighbors was announced, Sunday at the end of the day, by Pravind Jugnauth. He also specified exceptions.
Fabrice Floch • Posted on May 4, 2020 at 11:57 am, updated on May 4, 2020 at 12:15 pm
Mauritius thought it would see the end of the tunnel this Monday, May 4, 2020, but a television intervention by the Prime Minister, Pravind Jugnauth, this Friday, May 1, 2020 at 6:15 pm calmed the cheerful spirits of "future deconfines". The door opens on Friday May 15, 2020 for the medical professions: dentists, opticians, but it remains closed for horse racing, market fairs, cinemas and beaches. Borders remain closed and religious gatherings prohibited. A limited number of people will be allowed to funerals and participate in weddings, writes Ion News.

A pass to go to the hairdresser

All luxury boutiques, such as clothing stores, will be closed.
Hairdressers, bakers, hardware stores and fishmongers will be accessible with a pass.
The banks will be able to reopen, but they will receive customers in alphabetical order and upon invitation.
Retirees will receive their pension at home.
Public transport will be disinfected and social distancing is required on buses as well as on the tram.
Taxis cannot take more than three passengers and motorcyclists, one passenger.

Schools closed until August 1, 2020

Schools will not reopen until August 1, 2020, Le Mauricien title. The government has indeed decided to keep schools closed as long as there are doubts about this disease.
Containment is also extended as a preventive measure until June 1, 2020.
The Prime Minister concluded this long update by paying tribute to Dr. Bruno Cheong, tenth victim of the Covid-19.

Mauritius has not recorded any new cases in recent days. Health services have 332 positive cases, 315 patients cured and 10 deaths, says L'Express de Maurice.
 
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