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St. Martin (Fr) Covid-19 - 256 cases; 6 deaths

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Source: http://www.soualigapost.com/fr/actua...fran%C3%A7aise


..On Saturday, Saint Martin has 12 confirmed cases of Covid-19, one more than yesterday.

Five patients, including the new one, confined to their homes, including the new case. Seven others are hospitalized, two are in Guadeloupe.

Another case was repatriated to his country of origin...
 
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Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islan...-sharp-rise-in-covid-19-cases-and-first-death

St. Martin records a sharp rise in COVID-19 cases, and first death
Islands 29 March 2020 Hits: 1800

MARIGOT—St. Martin saw a sudden jump in coronavirus COVID-19 cases on Sunday, with two cases hospitalized, one confined to home, and the first recorded death linked to the virus, the Prefecture and regional health authority ARS reported.

Not counting two patients who previously recovered, and the one deceased, total active cases have now risen to 15 in St. Martin (nine in hospital, six isolated at home). St. Barths still remains stable with five cases, all confined to home.

The deceased was a 61-year-old male, resident of St. Martin, who after a road accident a week ago suddenly displayed respiratory symptoms at home on March 25. He was immediately transferred to the Louis-Constant-Fleming Hospital under the strict protocols of transport and health safety in the context of suspicion of coronavirus COVID 19 infection...
 
Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/three-new-covid-19-cases-on-french-side-brings-tally-to-16

Three new COVID 19 cases on French side brings tally to 16
Islands 31 March 2020 Hits: 511


MARIGOT—Three new coronavirus COVID-19 cases were declared in St. Martin by the Pr?fecture and health authority ARS on Tuesday, bringing total active cases to 16.

The number of hospitalized cases is six and 10 patients (including the three new cases) are confined to their homes. So far there have been two deaths from St. Martin related to the virus. St. Barths continues to be stable with five cases confirmed to their homes...
 
Source: http://www.soualigapost.com/fr/actu...-19-pour-145-personnes-testées-sur-toute-lîle

...According to the health bulletin dated March 31, the French side has 21 cases of Covid-19.

Of these 21 patients:

- Two are cured, they were parents who came from the Oise in early March to visit their son in Saint-Barth. On their way back to Juliana, they were recovered by the French authorities and transported to the Louis-Constant Fleming hospital center where they were isolated.

- An American who was on a boat. He was repatriated to Florida from where he was from. The transfer was covered by his insurance.

- Two Swiss tourists. They stayed in the French part and went to Juliana airport to fly to Europe. At the airport, they presented symptoms and Juliana's agents did not want them to board and asked the French authorities to recover them.

- Two men died, one domiciled in Agr?ment and aged 81, the second was domiciled in Grand Case, he died of a scooter accident and tested positive for Covid-19 post mortem.

Of the 21 patients, 5 are tourists, the other 16 are residents who may or may not have traveled recently.

In the French part, 87 tests were carried out on March 30, according to our sources. If only positive residents (16 cases) are considered, almost 18.4% of the tests were positive. Tourists are counted in the French part because they stayed there but they frequented both parts of the island as much.
 
http://www.soualigapost.com/fr/actua...0-saint-martin
A new case and 3 new patients cured in Saint-Martin
According to the latest health report, Saint Martin has a new confirmed case of Covid-19 on April 1.
The authorities also announce three cured patients including the pregnant woman who had been evacuated in Guadeloupe. This brings to 14 the number of cases still active in the French part. Seven are hospitalized and seven are confined to their homes. As a reminder, the capacity for patients with Covid-19 is 15 beds at the Louis-Constant Fleming hospital center.
 
http://www.soualigapost.com/fr/actua...ie-hollandaise
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04/01/2020

10 new positive cases and a 1st death in the Dutch part


The Prime Minister of Sint Maarten announced in an audio message the evening of Tuesday, 10 of the 19 tests that were pending returned positive. This brings the number of Covid-19 cases in the Dutch part to 16.
Silveria Jacobs also announced that she had taken the death of a person who was confined to his home because he was suspected of carrying the virus. She died at home on Tuesday.
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03.31.2020
3 new cases of Covid-19 in the French part

Tuesday, March 31, Saint Martin has three new positive cases of Covid-19, it is three women. This brings the number of active cases in the French part to sixteen.
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Source: http://www.soualigapost.com/fr/actu...çaise-une-personne-de-sandy-ground-évacuée-en

04/04/2020
Two new cases in the French part, a person from Sandy Ground evacuated in Guadeloupe

The health report on Sunday reports two new confirmed cases in Saint-Martin. The number of active cases in the territory is 19. Thirteen people are confined to their homes and six are hospitalized.

All the districts of the island of Saint-Martin are affected by the epidemic, insists the prefecture. Today a 54-year-old resident of Sandy Ground has been evacuated to Guadeloupe.
Estelle Gasnet
 
31 cases confirmed: https://la1ere.francetvinfo.fr/guad...19-confirmes-6-a-saint-barthelemy-820328.html

...The latest report published by the Regional Health Agency for the Northern Islands still reports 31 confirmed cases on Saint Martin, including 6 hospitalized, 13 confined to their homes. 3 were repatriated to Guadeloupe. There are therefore no new cases in the French part, where 7 people are currently considered cured.

The confirmed cases are mainly aged between 15 and 64 years, 71%. The share of cases aged 75 and over represents 10%...
 
https://la1ere.francetvinfo.fr/guade...le-822112.html

Coronavirus: 1 additional case in Saint-Martin brings the total number of cases on the island to 33


The latest report published by the Regional Health Agency for the Northern Islands reports this Saturday of 33 confirmed cases on Saint-Martin including 5 hospitalized, two in Saint-Martin and 3 in Guadeloupe. 12 are confined to their homes. 3 were repatriated. He therefore has a new case in the French part, where 13 people are currently considered cured.

The number of active patients on the territory is 17 people. there are 19 women and 13 men affected. Two deaths have been reported since the start of the crisis. All the districts are concerned.

In Saint-Barth?l?my, the results are still 6 confirmed cases, two of which were confined to the home. 4 are considered cured. No hospitalization is to be deplored, no death.
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Source: http://www.soualigapost.com/fr/actu...rtie-française-confinement-prolongé-au-11-mai

04.13.2020
A new case confirmed in the French part, confinement extended to May 11

The President of the Republic announced on Monday during his fourth address to the French since the start of the crisis, that the confinement is extended until Monday, May 11; displacement measures remain the same, including overseas.

Emmanuel Macron also declared that the rules of life in society will be adapted after May 11 (wearing a mask, etc.).

In addition, the health report as of today shows a new case of Covid-19 in Saint-Martin, this brings the number of active cases to 16, ten people are confined to their homes (including the new case ) and six are hospitalized, three in Saint-Martin and three in Guadeloupe.
Estelle Gasnet
 
Since the outbreak began in St. Martin there have been 34 cases: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/one-new-covid-19-case-on-french-side-brings-total-to-16
 
Source: http://www.soualigapost.com/fr/actu...as-de-covid-19-sur-lensemble-de-lîle-depuis-5

04.22.2020
Evolution of the number of Covid-19 cases on the whole island for 5 weeks

The first confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Saint-Martin were declared in early March, they were parents who had stayed in Saint-Barth and cared for by the Louis-Constant Fleming hospital center; as they had not stayed in Saint-Martin, they are not counted in the health report.

The first positive cases among the residents were confirmed on March 17, one in French and one in Dutch. Since then, 103 cases have been confirmed without counting the three tourists screened and hospitalized in the French part before being repatriated to their country. 68 of the cases are found in the Dutch part and 35 in the French part.

It was during the third week (March 30-April 5) that the number of cases exploded on the island with 44 positive patients identified (31 in Sint Maarten and 13 in Saint Martin).

The French side has accumulated a maximum of 13 cases per week (in week 3), a 1 more than the previous week. Then, the number of confirmed weekly cases fell, remaining below the bar of 5. However, we observe a slight recovery of cases last week (4 cases against 2 the previous week), this is why the authorities insist on the importance of continuing to adopt barrier gestures. Since the beginning of this week, a new case has been registered.

In the Dutch part, the number of positive cases has been 15 per week since the beginning of April. Since Monday, 4 have been recorded.

To date, almost half of the residents of the whole island who have been infected since March 17 are still carriers of the virus (38 in the Dutch part and 13 in the French part). 40% of infected patients are cured (22 in the Dutch part and 19 in the French part). The mortality rate is 12.6% with 13 deaths recorded (11 in the Dutch part and 2 in the French part). Today, the French side has more cured patients than active cases. In the Dutch part, more than half of the patients still carry the virus to this day.
 
St. Martin records third death from COVID-19

MARIGOT--Another death from COVID-19 was reported on Thursday by regional health authority ARS, bringing the death toll in St. Martin to three.

The deceased was a 76-year-old man who had other underlying health issues and passed away in the Guadeloupe hospital. He had been in hospital since April 7.

However, on a positive note, four patients have recovered in St. Martin and have been discharged, bringing total recoveries up to 25. Active cases are down to seven: five isolated at home and two in hospital (one of whom is in Guadeloupe).

Three patients were previously repatriated. Total reported cases since the outbreak began stand at 38.
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