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Lusaka, Zambia (PANA) - Five new coronavirus (COVID-19) cases were recorded within the last 24 hours in Zambia, health officials said here Saturday.
This followed 124 tests done from an operation conducted Thursday during a lockdown in Kafue district, south of Lusaka.
Health Minister Chitalu Chilufya disclosed at a media briefing that the latest five cases brought the cumulative number to 57 confirmed cases.
The health minister said the five new cases included an eight-year-old boy, adding that from the new cases three patients had been discharged, bringing the number of recoveries to 33, with 17 active cases and two deaths.
Chilufya disclosed that investigations had since begun to establish all traces and contacts of all positive cases.
A total of 19 patients among them 9 health workers have been discharged today after testing negative. Total recoveries are now at 74 and cumulative cases are at 109.
Active cases are 32 and include a 3 months old baby who is unstable and being supported by oxygen at Levy Mwanawasa Hospital in Lusaka