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Suriname: Covid-19 cases - 4,447 cases; 92 deaths

Source: https://www.srherald.com/suriname/20...tegen-naar-63/

Number of COVID-19 cases increased to 63
June 3, 2020 at 6:40 pm

The number of COVID-19 cases has increased from 45 active cases to 63 active cases. Suriname now has a total of 73 positively tested persons with COVID-19. Some patients are on the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).

The number of COVID-19 cases in Suriname has risen by eighteen since yesterday.

From tomorrow, a total lockdown applies at 6 p.m. in Suriname. This lockdown lasts until Friday June 12 at 6 a.m. This means that everyone has to stay at home. Cars may have a maximum of two occupants and taxis may carry a maximum of two passengers, Vice President Ashwin Adhin said this afternoon.

Suriname is in the middle of the local spread phase. Like all other countries, the country follows the so-called contamination curve. That means, according to Adhin, that even more people will become infected in the coming days.

Another COVID-19 case added; counter now at 64
There is another COVID-19 case. The number of active cases of COVID-19 has now risen to 64. Suriname now has a total of 74 positive tested…
 
Source: https://www.dbsuriname.com/2020/06/04/weer-8-nieuwe-covid-19-allen/

Another 8 new Covid-19 cases
Posted on June 4, 2020

While the counter was yesterday on 74 positively tested and 64 active cases of the Covid-19 virus, this has now risen to 82 positives and 72 active persons.

That means that in the past 12 hours, say, no fewer than 8 new cases have been added to yesterday's 20 new ones.

Dagblad Suriname sincerely wishes all the sick to get well.
 
Source: https://www.srherald.com/suriname/2020/06/05/aantal-covid-19-allen-gestegen-naar-90/

Number of COVID-19 cases increased to 90
June 5, 2020 at 9:09 pm

The number of people infected with the COVID-19 virus was adjusted from 89 to 90 during the COVID-19 press conference. The number of active cases has now been set at 80. Cleopatra Jessurun, Director of Public Health, said that a total of 1,175 tests were carried out by various laboratories.

She also immediately said that there is no manipulation of the figures and that testing has continued both before and after the elections. Jessurun explained that the management team has adjusted its strategy. Indeed, there is a scarcity of personnel and consumables. She further indicated that 75 percent of COVID-19 cases are not in need of care. This means that they have been tested positive, but have no complaints. As a result, they do not immediately need medical care. These persons are placed in isolation. Those in need, 25 percent of the cases, are in the Wanica Regional Hospital. Seven percent of this number is included in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).

Of the number of people currently in the ICU, one person is unstable. The rest is fairly stable, Jessurun explained. She also indicated that there are many reports on the 178 line. The number increased further from 28 May. On June 2, 2,500 telephone calls were received. She noted the response to the management team's call to use the 178 line only for the serious cause the country is in. The prank phone calls have partially decreased.
Jessurun took the opportunity to thank the frontline personnel for their commitment. This concerns the nurses, the doctors, the drivers who collect COVID-19 patients, specialists and others.
 
Source: https://www.waterkant.net/suriname/...id-19-besmettingen-in-suriname-weer-gestegen/

Number of active Covid-19 infections in Suriname increased again
June 6, 2020

The number of corona cases has risen again in Suriname today. The number of active cases increased by 9 on Saturday and went from 81 to 90, according to the official Covid-19 website. The total number of people tested positive so far is 100.

75 percent of active cases have no symptoms and no urgent need for care. They are therefore placed in isolation and, given their condition, do not need to be hospitalized.

The remaining 25 percent of those who are somewhat more serious, therefore, are in urgent need of care. This group is housed in the Regional Hospital of Wanica.
 
Source: https://www.srherald.com/suriname/2020/06/08/teller-covid-19-allen-gestegen-naar-128/


Counter COVID-19 cases increased to 128
June 8, 2020 at 3:51 pm

Six more people were tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. The number of cases has risen to 128. At the moment, there are 117 active cases, according to the COVID-19 website.

Earlier today, the second death from the COVID-19 virus in the country was recorded. The woman was admitted to the Wanica Regional Hospital.
From the time of admission, this COVID-19 positive patient was in a very worrisome situation. She was treated on a ventilator. An attempt has been made to keep her alive with all available means and medication.

In the meantime, President Desi Bouterse has expressed his condolences to the next of kin and the entire society. The head of state has called for the instructions of the COVID-19 management team to be followed.
 
Source: https://www.srherald.com/suriname/2020/06/09/Minutes-130-covid-19-allen/


130 COVID-19 cases now
June 9, 2020 at 2:12 pm

The COVID-19 counter was updated from 128 to 130 cases last night. Those are two cases. The number of active cases is now 119. Yesterday, society was startled with a second person who died of the virus. It concerns a female person who was admitted to the intensive care unit of the Wanica Regional Hospital.

This COVID-19 positive patient has been in a very worrisome situation since her admission. The patient was treated on the ventilator. An attempt has been made to keep her alive with all available means and medication.

Currently 230 people are in quarantine. On April 3, the first person in Suriname died of COVID-19.

There are now cluster infections, which means that an infected person can infect several people in his or her immediate environment. That is why the number of COVID-19 infected persons is increasing rapidly. At the same time, positive testing of a person immediately involves contact tracing, whereby everyone with whom this person has been in contact is identified and immediately tested.

In order to identify and remove as many infected persons as possible from society, a tight and strict total lockdown has recently taken effect for two weeks. Society is asked to cooperate in order to reduce the risk of multiple infections.
 
Source: https://www.srherald.com/suriname/2020/06/10/covid-19-teller-gestegen-naar-144/

COVID-19 counter increased to 144
June 10, 2020 at 5:47 pm

Seven new positively tested COVID-19 patients were added. The counter was at 137 yesterday, but the COVID-19 website has just been updated to 144. Currently, there are 133 active cases and 241 individuals are quarantined.

People's freedom of movement is limited from Monday to June 21.

On Monday and Tuesday, people were allowed to go shopping on the street. On Monday it was the turn of persons whose family name starts with the letters A, B, C, D and E. Tuesday the letters F, G, H, I and J. However, everyone must stay at home today. Tomorrow people with the letters K, L, M, N and O can do their shopping.
 
Source: https://www.srherald.com/suriname/2020/06/11/25-nieuwe-covid-19-allen-erbij/

25 new COVID-19 cases added
June 11, 2020 at 7:20 pm

Today 25 people in Suriname have been tested positive for COVID-19. This is the highest number in a day. This increases the counter from 144 to 169. At the moment there are 158 active cases and 241 people are quarantined.

People's freedom of movement is limited from Monday to June 21. During this period, everyone, except members of essential services, must remain at home. Shops will be open daily between 7am and 2pm, except Wednesdays and Sundays.

Two people in Suriname have since died of the COVID-19 virus.
 
Source: https://www.culturu.com/nieuws/suriname/nog-een-covid-dode-te-betreuren-in-suriname/

Regretted another COVID death in Suriname
Posted on Friday, June 12, 2020
1 Breaking News

A third person died at home from Covid-19 in Suriname. The man concerned showed symptoms consistent with Covid-19. After the man died, a swap was made. The test has proven positive. He passed away from Covid-19. His contacts have been quarantined. In addition, 19 people were tested positive today in Suriname

The number of people who tested positive has risen to 187. The active cases counter is now at 175. Some of the people who tested positive and who were exceptional were allowed to go home today. The number of people involved is not yet known.

Source: Covid-19.sr
 
Source: https://www.waterkant.net/suriname/...llen-in-suriname-ook-veel-brazilianen-getest/
21 new COVID-19 cases in Suriname, many Brazilians also tested
June 15, 2020


The number of people in Suriname who have tested positive for the coron virus has risen again today. This is a significant increase of 21 people. This is evident from the official counter of the COVID-19 website. According to the COVID-19 website, a group of people has also been declared cured, namely 39.

Due to this number of healed persons, the active cases decreased from 195 to 156. However, due to the 21 new positive cases, the number of active cases rose again from 156 to 177. The total number of positively tested people in Suriname to date is a total of 229.

New corona dead was also reported today. It is the fourth corona dead and it concerns a Brazilian man who was illegally in Suriname. The Surinamese authorities are therefore also testing many people from the Brazilian community.

UPDATE: Another corona dead was reported Monday evening. The number of coronavirus deaths is now 5.
 
Source: https://www.srherald.com/suriname/2020/06/16/zesde-covid-19-dode-genoteerd/

Sixth COVID-19 dead recorded
June 16, 2020 at 3:50 pm
COVID-19

A sixth person died today in Suriname from the COVID-19 virus. The counter increased from 229 to 236 positive tested cases. The number of active cases is now 183.

48 people have now been officially declared cured of the COVID-19 virus.

Suriname experienced an explosive growth in COVID-19 cases at the end of May. Community spreading is currently taking place. To contain the contamination as much as possible, the government has initiated a total lockdown. Only essential services may be on the street for work.
 
Source: https://www.srherald.com/suriname/2...g-covid-19-gevallen-teller-gestegen-naar-261/

Sharp increase in COVID-19 cases; counter increased to 261
June 17, 2020 at 6:28 pm

The number of infected cases with COVID-19 has risen sharply in Suriname today. In total, 25 new cases have been added today. There were six more earlier in the day. So there are now 19 cases of COVID-19 added. The number of active cases has risen to 207.

Currently, 361 individuals are quarantined and 48 are declared cured. The number of quarantine cases has increased after the return of Surinamese residents from the Netherlands.

Six people in Suriname have since died of the COVID-19 virus.
 
Source: https://www.waterkant.net/suriname/2020/06/18/zevende-corona-dode-in-suriname/


Seventh corona dead in Suriname, still 26 cured
June 18, 2020

In Suriname there has again been a death due to the coronavirus. A man, who was nursed in the Intensive Care Unit of the Wanica Regional Hospital, is reported to have died from the effects of the virus, according to Surinamese media.

The number of registered Surinamese deaths from COVID-19 has thus increased to seven. The counter on the COVID-19 website has not yet been updated. This afternoon there will be an additional press conference from the COVID-19 management team.

UPDATE - the counter on the official COVID-19 website has been updated around 1pm. It shows the 7th corona dead. It also shows that a total of 74 people have now been officially declared cured of the COVID-19 virus, an increase from 26...
 
Source: https://www.culturu.com/nieuws/suriname/achtste-persoon-in-suriname-overleden-aan-covid-19/

Eighth person in Suriname died of COVID-19
Posted on Friday, June 19, 2020
1 Breaking News

An eighth person died in Suriname from the consequences of COVID-19. This increases the COVID counter in the country to 8. To date, it concerns six men and two women who have not made it.

277 infected persons were recorded. 72 persons have been declared cured. The number of active cases is 197. At the moment, 333 people are quarantined.

It has not yet been updated on the Covid-19 website.
 
Source: https://www.culturu.com/nieuws/suri...egelen-ondanks-de-dagelijkse-nieuwe-gevallen/

Suriname eased Covid-19 measures, despite new daily cases
Posted on Monday, June 22, 2020
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The measures related to the corona approach aim to keep the virus under maximum control, to put no more burden on medical care than it can handle and to protect vulnerable people in society.

According to epidemiologists and virologists, there is currently no prospect of a midline against the Covid-19 virus.
The best way is then to try to contain the contamination.

For containment there are measures which are more or less imposed by governments everywhere in the world.

It concerns the following rules:

- Wash hands more often.
-Coughing sneezing in the elbow.
-Use paper tissues to blow the nose and then throw it away.
-Do not shake hands.
-Keep 1.5 meters away from others.
(This applies to everyone: on the street, in shops or other buildings and at work).
-Working from home as much as possible
-Travel as much as possible on foot or with your own transport.
-Use public transport only if there is no other option.
The use of a face mask is mandatory for everyone.

Obtaining and maintaining control over the coronavirus can only succeed if the basic rules apply to everyone and are of course also observed.
Relax the measures

Transition to relaxation of the measures is only possible if the coronavirus remains under control.

Suriname is moving to easing restrictions despite the daily new cases of Covid-19. Suriname currently has 314 infections, including 200 active cases, 106 cured patients and 8 deaths.

Surinamese physician Ruben del Prado notes that government measures have been relaxed, but Covid-19 is not. On the contrary, it is now more important than ever that we, as individual, sensible people, realize and apply our own responsibility to protect ourselves and other people in our society from this virus. First of all, this must be done by observing the known hygiene and distance measures. Just as important as before is to wear a mouth-nose cover to protect others against possible virus-infected drops from your nose and mouth ”.

Culturu.com - Ferdinand Louis
 
Source: https://www.culturu.com/nieuws/suri...s-van-rosebel-gold-mines-besmet-corona-virus/

Suriname, 21 employees of Rosebel Gold Mines infected with corona virus
Posted on Monday, June 22, 2020

21 employees of gold company Iamgold / Rosebel Gold Mines in Suriname tested positive for the corona virus and 135 employees are in quarantine.

The work at the Surinamese gold company has been stopped for more than a week. Employees on the plant had gone to the management on Friday morning after they learned that their colleague Ricardo A. had died. They suspected that the colleague would have died as a result of the coronavirus and wanted clarity about it.

According to the memo, Ricardo was admitted to the intensive care department of the Academic Hospital Paramaribo on June 18. His condition would have been unstable at the time and deteriorated later.

He died on Friday morning at 7.30 am at the age of 57.

Culturu.com - Ferdinand Louis
 
Source: https://www.srherald.com/suriname/2020/06/22/vier-nieuwe-covid-19-allen-erbij-komst/

Four new COVID-19 cases were added
June 22, 2020 at 4:29 pm

Four positive COVID-19 patients have been added today. This information has been updated on the COVID-19 website. Suriname now has 318 positive tested people. The number of active cases is 204. In the meantime, 106 persons have been cured, 385 persons have been quarantined and eight persons have died. As of yesterday, the total lockdown has eased.

The restriction of freedom of movement applies from 8 pm to 5 am. Companies and organizations can again maintain their normal opening hours, taking into account the social distances, washing hands and wearing mouth and nose covers. Of course taking into account that everyone is back at 8 pm.

The following sectors will remain closed to the public, namely: hotels, casinos, places of worship, covered vegetable, fruit, meat and fish markets, brothels and bars.
 
Source: https://www.waterkant.net/suriname/2020/06/23/een-nieuwe-coronadode-in-suriname-nu-totaal-9/

One new corona death in Suriname, now a total of 9
June 23, 2020
Fake message about the presence of Corona virus in Suriname spread

In Suriname, another patient died from the consequences of the coronavirus. This is the 9th corona death, according to the counter of the official COVID-19 website today. According to Starnieuws, this is a person at Albina.

The number of active cases fell from 200 to 179 on Monday, down from 21 people who were declared cured. Now one more person goes off and the number of active cases is 178.

In total, 319 people were tested positive. This afternoon at 4pm there will be another press conference from the COVID-19 management team. There, the current figures will probably be discussed in more detail.

It is now known that the number of COVID-19 cases is currently rising in all three neighboring countries.
 
Source: https://www.waterkant.net/suriname/...ingen-in-suriname-7-mensen-op-intensive-care/

16 new COVID-19 infections in Suriname, 7 people in intensive care
June 26, 2020
'Suriname only has 30 Intensive Care spots, so stay home!'

The number of COVID-19 infections in Suriname rose again on Thursday. 16 new COVID-19 infected people have been registered, bringing the total number to 373. This can be read from the counter on the official Surinam COVID-19 website.

The counter on the site was also adjusted on Thursday and now also shows the number of people treated in an Intensive Care Unit due to the consequences of the corona virus. There are currently 7. The number of active infections is 187.
 
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