OMICRON Variant, DELTA, GAMMA, BETA, ALPHA
BREAKING News COVID 19 Mauritius
(Life is Uncertian, Death is Sure...TIRRUKKURAL)
Update: FRIDAY 05 AUGUST 2022
WEEKLY UPDATE ON COVID-19-FRIDAY 29nd July 2022
VACCINATION
Republic of Mauritius Total:
❖ 1st Dose: 1,012,780
❖ 2nd Dose: 978,882
1st Booster Dose:
❖ Johnson and Johnson 240,203
❖ Sinopharm 8,816
❖ Astra Zeneca 2,825
❖ Pfizer 270,203
❖ Moderna 109,164
2nd Booster Dose
❖ Pfizer 11,754
❖ Moderna 238
❖ Johnson and Johnson 9
❖ Sinopharm 1
Vaccination 12-17 years
❖ 1st dose: 75,734
❖ 2nd dose: 69,723
Vaccination 5 – 11 years
❖ 1st dose: 12,754
❖ 2nd dose 6,327
Rodrigues
❖ 1st dose: 75.77%
❖ 2nd dose: 72.28%
❖ 3rd dose: 15,606
Total number of COVID-19 cases: 39,535 Total number of recovered cases: 37,576
COVID-19 PATIENTS
Patients in Hospital Wards 0
COVID-19 Deaths past week 4 (All Not Vaccinated)
POSITIVE CASES
Positive local PCR cases: 238
Patients admitted at ENT: 46
❖ 4 patients on ventilator (01 partially vaccinated,03 not vaccinated)
❖ 13 on oxygen supply
(2 fully vaccinated,3 partially vaccinated, 8 not vaccinated)
❖ 29 in general ward
COVID-19 – AGALEGA
Positive Cases – 60 (Local 56, Indian 4)
(Rapid Antigen Tests)
MONKEYPOX
- No suspected cases reported during the past week.
- The Central Health Laboratory has reagents to carry out PCR tests for
Monkey Pox.
29th July 2022 Ministry of Health and Wellness MAURITIUS.
NATURE MEDICINE-21 July 2022
[[[Now that there are more than 3,400 new human cases of monkeypox in at least 40 countries (at the time of this writing), and one death, research is finally accelerating, but many questions remain unanswered. The animal reservoir seems to be mainly rodents (not monkeys), but the relative importance of squirrels, rats and mice is unclear. Vaccines against smallpox are assumed to be effective, but this is based on a single study, and more recent data are lacking.]]]
PKANHYE FRIDAY 05 AUGUST 2022.
Update: FRIDAY 22 JULY 2022
Another WAVE of COVID 19 and VARIANTS (5,957 CASES) just after the release of sanitary measures on 01 July 2022.
The Minister of Health and Wellness of Mauritius gave the following information during the Parliamentary Questions at the National Assembly session of 19 July 2022:
Dr. Jagutpal (Minister): Mr Deputy Speaker, Sir, from–
(i) 1 to 7 July 2022, a total of 2,240 cases of COVID-19 were reported,
(ii) from 8 to 14 July 2022 a total of 3,717 cases were reported.
In reply to part (a) (i) of the question, 45 patients were admitted from 01 to 08 July and 58 patients from 09 to 14 July.
Mr Deputy Speaker, Sir, in reply to part (a)(ii) of the question, 3 patients have passed away as a consequence of COVID-19 from 01 to 07 July. There has been no reported case of death directly related to COVID-19 during the week of 08 to 14 July 2022.
Mr Deputy Speaker, Sir, in reply to part (b) of the question, the PCR sequential analysis is carried out on positive cases since strain monitoring is still on-going in the country. The last sequencing results on 118 samples collected between 29 May to 23 June were as follows –
• BA.1: 0
• BA.2: 41
• BA.4: 34
• BA.5: 31
• BE.1: 12
The World Health Organization (WHO) published:
WHO Weekly Epidemiological Update 13 July 2022
{{{Globally, the number of new weekly cases increased for the fifth consecutive week after a declining trend since the last peak in March 2022. During the week of 4 to 10 July 2022, over 5.7 million new cases were reported, a 6% increase compared to the previous week. The number of new weekly deaths was similar to that of the previous week, with over 9800 fatalities reported. As of 10 July 2022, just under 553 million confirmed cases and over 6.3 million deaths have been reported globally.}}}
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COMMENTS
These are the results yielded when the POLICY MAKERS are AMATEURS and PART-TIMERS in administering the affairs of the State.
PKANHYE FRIDAY 22 JULY 2022.
Update: FRIDAY 01 JULY 2022
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth announced live on the MBC Tv on 28 June 2022, that the sanitary restrictions concerning COVID 19 will be softened as from Friday 01 July 2022.
There is no more any legal obligation to wear a mask in public, except in any medical institution (public and private), any home, airport or sea port terminal.
Mask must is recommended to be worn in closed public places, in public meetings, by senior citizens, those having breathing problems, feverish and coughs.
Mask wearing, ventilation and use of sanitizers are recommended.
All socio-religious and economic activities and assemblies are now allowed.
NB: COVID 19 and all its mutants are still prevalent in Mauritius. So, stay safe.
PKANHYE. FRIDAY 01 JULY 2022.
Update: TUESDAY 08 JUNE 2022
Update: MONDAY 09 MAY 2022
WEEKLY UPDATE ON COVID-19
FRIDAY 6th May 2022
VACCINATION
Republic of Mauritius Total:
1st Dose: 1,008,236
2nd Dose: 974,896
1st Booster Dose : 2nd Booster Dose:
Johnson and Johnson- 240,187 Pfizer- 4,433
Sinopharm- 8,810 Moderna- 75
Astra Zeneca- 2,825 Johnson and Johnson- 5
Pfizer- 263,024
Moderna- 99,225
Under 18 (Pfizer) Rodrigues
1st dose: 75,119 1st dose: 73.03%
2nd dose: 68,894 2nd dose: 72.34%
3rd dose: 14,393
POSITIVE CASES
Positive local PCR cases: 119
Imported cases PCR cases: 59
Patients admitted at ENT: 7
0 on ventilator
6 on oxygen supply (2 partially vaccinated/ 2 not vaccinated / 2 fully vaccinated)
1 in general ward under observation
Patients in Hospital Wards 14
COVID-19 Deaths past week 2
QUARANTINE
Total persons in quarantine 0
6th May 2022 Ministry of Health and Wellness
As at Wednesday 04 May 2022
Positive- 37,714, Deaths-02 and Recovered-.36,005.
Update: SUNDAY 01 MAY 2022
Total DEATHS as at 28 April 2022-893 (887+6).
Update: SATURDAY 23 APRIL 2022
Update: THURSDAY 14 APRIL 2022
Update: THURSDAY 07 APRIL 2022
Update: SATURDAY 02 APRIL 2022
Update: SATURDAY 26 MARCH 2022
WEEKLY UPDATE ON COVID-19
FRIDAY 25th March 2022
VACCINATION
Republic of Mauritius Total:
❖ 1st Dose: 1,003,831
❖ 2nd Dose: 968,875
3rd dose Mauritius: 570,512
❖ Johnson and Johnson- 240,155
❖ Sinopharm- 8,807
❖ Astra Zeneca- 2,825
❖ Pfizer- 242,388
❖ Moderna- 76,337
Under 18 (Pfizer)
❖ 1st dose: 74,508
❖ 2nd dose: 67,484
Rodrigues
❖ 1st dose: 72.7%
❖ 2nd dose: 71.4%
❖ 3rd dose: 11,852
POSITIVE CASES
Positive local PCR cases: 863
Imported cases PCR cases: 109
Patients admitted at ENT: 9
❖ 5 on ventilator;
(3 not vaccinated/2 partially vaccinated)
❖ 4 on oxygen supply
(2 not vaccinated/2 partially vaccinated)
Patients in Hospital Wards: 159
COVID-19 Deaths past week 10
QUARANTINE
Total persons in quarantine: 1
25th March 2022 Ministry of Health and Wellness.
Update: WEDNESDAY 23 MARCH 2022
Update: SATURDAY 19 MARCH 2022
18 Deaths have been recorded totalling 874, as at Friday 18 March 2022.
9,358 Contaminations in Rodrigues as at Wednesday 16 March 2022.
Update: WEDNESDAY 16 MARCH 2022
Rodrigues COVID 19 Contaminations as at 10 March 2022: 9,181 (46 New), 489 Active, 12 Hospitalized, 8,614 Recovered, 18 Deaths, 225 Tests, 02 serious, 0 Ventilator/ICU.
Update: SUNDAY 13 MARCH 2022
Update: TUESDAY 08 MARCH 2022
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Update: MONDAY 07 MARCH 2022
Update: 06 March 2022- Rodrigues: 8,977 COVID19 POSITIVE (50 last 24 hours).
Update: MONDAY 28 FEBRUARY 2022
Rodrigues- as at 04 March 2022: 8,878 (82 New Contaminations)
Update: TUESDAY 22 FEBRUARY 2022
Latest COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS in Rodrigues Island have reached 7,958, as at 21 February, 99% of whom are Asymptomatic cases, including 2 children. Also, 5 citizens have died.
The Island is under a SEMI LOCKDOWN following 282 COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS on Saturday 29 January 2022.
All schools in Mauritius comprising of more than 200,000 students have resumed on 07 February 2022 with all sanitary precautions.
DELTA and OMICRON Variants continue to prevail both in Rodrigues and Mauritius.
15 DEATHS have been recorded this week. Total number of Deaths on COVID 19, as at 18 February 2022, is 840 (825+15).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at TUESDAY 22 FEBRUARY 2022 is 30,116 (29,224+892); 2 patients have been admitted at ENT Hospital and 68 in Regional Hospitals. 26,379 patients have recovered.
As at Thursday 17 February 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population of MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-996,840; Full Dose-958,778 and Booster Dose-464,942.
Update: SATURDAY 19 FEBRUARY 2022
Latest COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS in Rodrigues Island have reached 7,301 (7,050+251), as at 18 February, 99% of whom are Asymptomatic cases, including 2 children. Also, 5 citizens have died. EMANTI TROPICAL CYCLONE: Cyclone Warning Class 1 has been waved this morning.
The Island is under a SEMI LOCKDOWN following 282 COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS on Saturday 29 January 2022.
EMANTI TROPICAL CYCLONE: Cyclone Warning Class 2 has been maintained for Mauritius, this morning.
All schools in Mauritius comprising of more than 200,000 students have resumed on 07 February 2022 with all sanitary precautions.
DELTA and OMICRON Variants continue to prevail both in Rodrigues and Mauritius.
15 DEATHS have been recorded this week. Total number of Deaths on COVID 19, as at 18 February 2022, is 840 (825+15).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at FRIDAY 18 FEBRUARY 2022 is 29,224 (28,891+333);
11 (6+5) patients have been admitted at ENT Hospital and 203 (140+63) in Regional Hospitals. 25,806 patients have recovered.
As at Thursday 17 February 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population of MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-996,366; Full Dose-955,175 and Booster Dose-442,389.
Update: THURSDAY 17 FEBRUARY 2022
Latest COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS in Rodrigues Island have reached 7,050, as at 17 February, 99% of whom are Asymptomatic cases, including 2 children. Also, 3 citizens have died.
The Island is under a SEMI LOCKDOWN following 282 COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS on Saturday 29 January 2022.
All schools in Mauritius comprising of more than 200,000 students have resumed on 07 February 2022 with all sanitary precautions.
DELTA Variant total is 5 (local cases), OMICRON Variant total is 11 (10 local and 1 imported).
09 patients have died of whom only 2 less than 60 years and 07 above 60 years: 05 not vaccinated and 04 fully vaccinated (01 no comorbidities+08 comorbidities). Total number of Deaths on COVID 19, as at 04 February 2022, is 825 (816+09).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at THURSDAY 17 FEBRUARY 2022 is 28,891 (28,408+281+202); 6 patients have been admitted at ENT Hospital and 140 in Regional Hospitals. 25,631 patients have recovered.
As at Thursday 17 February 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population of MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-994,093; Full Dose-952,515 and Booster Dose-427,908.
Update: WEDNESDAY 16 FEBRUARY 2022
Latest COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS in Rodrigues Island have reached 6,717, as at 15 February, 99% of whom are Asymptomatic cases, including 2 children. Also, 3 citizens have died.
The Island is under a SEMI LOCKDOWN following 282 COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS on Saturday 29 January 2022.
All schools in Mauritius comprising of more than 200,000 students have resumed on 07 February 2022 with all sanitary precautions.
DELTA Variant total is 5 (local cases), OMICRON Variant total is 11 (10 local and 1 imported).
09 patients have died of whom only 2 less than 60 years and 07 above 60 years: 05 not vaccinated and 04 fully vaccinated (01 no comorbidities+08 commorbidities). Total number of Deaths on COVID 19, as at 04 February 2022, is 825 (816+09).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at TUESDAY 15 FEBRUARY 2022 is 28,408 (28,292+116); 1 patient has been admitted at ENT Hospital and 67 in Regional Hospitals. 25,334 patients have recovered.
As at Monday 14 February 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population of MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-993,298; Full Dose-947,467 and Booster Dose-412,802.
Update: TUESDAY 15 FEBRUARY 2022
Latest COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS in Rodrigues Island have reached 5,951, as at 13 February, 99% of whom are Asymptomatic cases, including 2 children. Also, 3 citizens have died.
The Island is under a SEMI LOCKDOWN following 282 COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS on Saturday 29 January 2022.
All schools in Mauritius comprising of more than 200,000 students have resumed on 07 February 2022 with all sanitary precautions.
DELTA Variant total is 5 (local cases), OMICRON Variant total is 11 (10 local and 1 imported).
09 patients have died of whom only 2 less than 60 years and 07 above 60 years: 05 not vaccinated and 04 fully vaccinated (01 no comorbidities+08 commorbidities). Total number of Deaths on COVID 19, as at 04 February 2022, is 825 (816+09).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at MONDAY 14 FEBRUARY 2022 is 28,292 (27,381+687+224). 25,718 patients have recovered.
As at Monday 14 February 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population of MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-989,917?; Full Dose-940,566 and Booster Dose-416,620.
Update: FRIDAY 11 FEBRUARY 2022
Latest COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS in Rodrigues Island have reached over 4,000?, 99% of whom are Asymptomatic cases, including 2 children. Also, 2 citizens have died last week.
The Island is under a SEMI LOCKDOWN following 282 COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS on Saturday 29 January 2022.
All schools in Mauritius comprising of more than 200,000 students have resumed on 07 February 2022 with all sanitary precautions.
As at Friday 04 February 2022, 1,261 INDIVIDUALS have been contaminated by COVID 19: 1,155 LOCAL and 106 IMPORTED. 12 patients have been admitted in ENT Hospital: 1 on ventilator (not vaccinated) and 11 on Oxygen (8 vaccinated with 2 doses & 3 not vaccinated); 183 others in Regional Hospitals and 41 in quarantines.
DELTA Variant total is 5 (local cases), OMICRON Variant total is 11 (10 local and 1 imported).
09 patients have died of whom only 2 less than 60 years and 07 above 60 years: 05 not vaccinated and 04 fully vaccinated (01 no comorbidities+08 commorbidities). Total number of Deaths on COVID 19, as at 04 February 2022, is 825 (816+09).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at WEDNESDAY 09 FEBRUARY 2022 is 27,381 (26,865+516). 0 has been admitted in ENT Hospital & 51 in Regional Hospitals. 27,081 patients have recovered.
As at Wednesday 09 February 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population of MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-989,917?; Full Dose-936,735 and Booster Dose-385,301.
Update: TUESDAY 08 FEBRUARY 2022
Latest COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS in Rodrigues Island have reached over 3,200? 99% of whom are Asymptomatic cases, including 2 children.
The Island is under a SEMI LOCKDOWN following 282 COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS on Saturday 29 January 2022.
All schools in Mauritius comprising of more than 200,000 students have resumed on 07 February 2022 with all sanitary precautions.
As at Friday 04 February 2022, 1,261 INDIVIDUALS have been contaminated by COVID 19: 1,155 LOCAL and 106 IMPORTED. 12 patients have been admitted in ENT Hospital: 1 on ventilator (not vaccinated) and 11 on Oxygen (8 vaccinated with 2 doses & 3 not vaccinated); 183 others in Regional Hospitals and 41 in quarantines.
DELTA Variant total is 5 (local cases), OMICRON Variant total is 11 (10 local and 1 imported).
09 patients have died of whom only 2 less than 60 years and 07 above 60 years: 05 not vaccinated and 04 fully vaccinated (01 no comorbidities+08 commorbidities). Total number of Deaths on COVID 19, as at 04 February 2022, is 825 (816+09).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at MONDAY 07 FEBRUARY 2022 is 26,865 (26,315+550). 0 has been admitted in ENT Hospital & 29 in Regional Hospitals. 26,684 patients have recovered.
As at Friday 04 February 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population of MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-989,917; Full Dose-935,335 and Booster Dose-376,230.
RODRIGUES Vaccinations: 1st Dose-72.6%; 2nd Dose-66.8% and 3rd Dose-8,692 individuals.
Update: THURSDAY 03 FEBRUARY 2022
Latest COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS in Rodrigues Island have reached 1,372, 99% of whom are Asymptomatic cases, including 2 children.
The Island is under a SEMI LOCKDOWN following 282 COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS on Saturday 29 January 2022.
Moderate Tropical Storm BATSIRAI was named by the Mauritius Meteorological Services on Thursday 27 January 2022. It intensified very rapidly into Severe and Intense Tropical Cyclone until 03 February. Cyclone Warning Class 1 was issued for Rodrigues on 29 January and then Classes 1, 2, 3 and 4 for Mauritius. Maximum Gusts at 151 kph and over 100mm reaching 171mm. The Cyclone Warning has been waved this morning 04.00 am, but Heavy Rain, Strong Winds and High Waves Warnings have been maintained. Power and water supply cuts and emergency operations have taken place with fallen trees and electricity poles being damaged and broken.
However, Intense Tropical Cyclone BATSIRAI is now influencing dangerously Reunion Sister Island since yesterday with similar disasters and Rainfalls reaching 234 to 772.8 mm.
Government Information Service (GIS)- 02 February 2022 published the following:
[[[All schools to remain close tomorrow.
Batsirai passed at its closest point from Mauritius at a distance of 130 km to the north northwest of Grand Baie at around 15.00 hrs...
... the Vice-Prime Minister, Minister of Education, Tertiary Education, Science and Technology announced that schools would remain closed pending an impact assessment in all education institutions so as to welcome students in a safe and secure environment. “Parents and students would be kept informed,” she said. Mrs Leela Devi Dookun-Luchoomun also apprised that COVID-19 vaccination for students had been postponed.]]]
As at Friday 21 January 2022, 585 INDIVIDUALS have been contaminated by COVID 19: 468 LOCAL and 117 IMPORTED. 17 patients have been admitted in ENT Hospital and 121 others in Regional Hospitals. 14 patients have died of whom only 2 were vaccinated. Total number of Deaths on COVID 19 is 816 (802+14).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at TUESDAY 02 FEBRUARY 2022 is 26,315 (26,235+80). 0 has been admitted in ENT Hospital & 36 in Regional Hospitals. 25,046 patients have recovered.
Update: TUESDAY 01 FEBRUARY 2022
Latest COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS in Rodrigues Island have reached 710, 80% of whom are Asymptomatic cases.
The Island is under a SEMI LOCKDOWN following 282 COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS on Saturday 29 January 2022.
GIS – 21 January 2022: At a press conference held this afternoon in Port Louis, the Vice-Prime Minister, Minister of Education, Tertiary Education, Science and Technology, Mrs Leela Devi Dookun-Luchoomun, announced that all pre-primary, primary, secondary and tertiary education institutions would reopen on 02 February 2022 and that a team was working to create the best conditions for students to resume full-time school-based learning at that date...
As at Friday 21 January 2022, 585 INDIVIDUALS have been contaminated by COVID 19: 468 LOCAL and 117 IMPORTED. 17 patients have been admitted in ENT Hospital and 121 others in Regional Hospitals. 14 patients have died of whom only 2 were vaccinated. Total number of Deaths on COVID 19 is 816 (802+14)
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at MONDAY 31 JANUARY 2022 is 26,235 (25,803+297+135). 02 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 24 in Regional Hospitals. 24,963 patients have recovered.
As at 31 January 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population of MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-981,764; Full Dose-932,740 and Booster Dose-371,402.
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Update: SATURDAY 29 JANUARY 2022
RODRIGUES ISLAND is under a SEMI LOCKDOWN following 282 COVID 19 CONTAMINATIONS.
GIS – 21 January 2022: At a press conference held this afternoon in Port Louis, the Vice-Prime Minister, Minister of Education, Tertiary Education, Science and Technology, Mrs Leela Devi Dookun-Luchoomun, announced that all pre-primary, primary, secondary and tertiary education institutions would reopen on 02 February 2022 and that a team was working to create the best conditions for students to resume full-time school-based learning at that date...
As at Friday 21 January 2022, 585 INDIVIDUALS have been contaminated by COVID 19: 468 LOCAL and 117 IMPORTED. 17 patients have been admitted in ENT Hospital and 121 others in Regional Hospitals. 14 patients have died of whom only 2 were vaccinated. Total number of Deaths on COVID 19 is 816 (802+14).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at FRIDAY 28 JANUARY 2022 is 25,803 (25,675+128). 03 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 38 in Regional Hospitals. 24,775 patients have recovered.
Update: THURSDAY 27 JANUARY 2022
GIS – 21 January 2022: At a press conference held this afternoon in Port Louis, the Vice-Prime Minister, Minister of Education, Tertiary Education, Science and Technology, Mrs Leela Devi Dookun-Luchoomun, announced that all pre-primary, primary, secondary and tertiary education institutions would reopen on 02 February 2022 and that a team was working to create the best conditions for students to resume full-time school-based learning at that date...
“...schools were closed in November 2021, following the sharp rise in COVID-19 cases and as part of efforts to curb the spread of the virus. Remote learning mode, through online platforms and television programmes, was then implemented to run until 31st January 2022, to ensure learning continuity. She explained that an analysis of the sanitary situation allowed the Education Ministry, which was in constant communication with the Health Authorities and the High-Level Committee on COVID-19, to decide to resume classroom-based learning as from February 2022...
Health protocols, including clear hygiene directives of wearing of masks and hand washing and sanitising, together with guidelines on social distancing and staggered schedule would still be in effect to reduce the risk of infection.
Moreover, a COVID-19 testing area would be designated in each school so that the newly created 90-member COVID-19 testing team could be deployed in schools when positive cases are detected to identify new infections. Rooms, where cases are detected, would be cleaned and disinfected on the same day...”
The president of National Communication Committee, Dr .JOOMYE indicated: “that 60% of teaching and non-teaching staff had been vaccinated till date, while the vaccination rate for young people aged 15 to 17 years old was 94% and that for 12-14 years old was 43,6%.”
As at Friday 21 January 2022, 585 INDIVIDUALS have been contaminated by COVID 19: 468 LOCAL and 117 IMPORTED. 17 patients have been admitted in ENT Hospital and 121 others in Regional Hospitals. 14 patients have died of whom only 2 were vaccinated. Total number of Deaths on COVID 19 is 816 (802+14).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at WEDNESDAY 26 JANUARY 2022 is 25,675 (25,381+74+115+105). 01 has been admitted in ENT Hospital & 26 in Regional Hospitals. 24,773 patients have recovered.
As at 27 January 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population of MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-975,984 (76%); Full Dose-930,255 (74%) and Booster Dose-338,232.
Update: MONDAY 24 JANUARY 2022
GIS – 21 January 2022: At a press conference held this afternoon in Port Louis, the Vice-Prime Minister, Minister of Education, Tertiary Education, Science and Technology, Mrs Leela Devi Dookun-Luchoomun, announced that all pre-primary, primary, secondary and tertiary education institutions would reopen on 02 February 2022 and that a team was working to create the best conditions for students to resume full-time school-based learning at that date...
“...schools were closed in November 2021, following the sharp rise in COVID-19 cases and as part of efforts to curb the spread of the virus. Remote learning mode, through online platforms and television programmes, was then implemented to run until 31st January 2022, to ensure learning continuity. She explained that an analysis of the sanitary situation allowed the Education Ministry, which was in constant communication with the Health Authorities and the High-Level Committee on COVID-19, to decide to resume classroom-based learning as from February 2022...
Health protocols, including clear hygiene directives of wearing of masks and hand washing and sanitising, together with guidelines on social distancing and staggered schedule would still be in effect to reduce the risk of infection.
Moreover, a COVID-19 testing area would be designated in each school so that the newly created 90-member COVID-19 testing team could be deployed in schools when positive cases are detected to identify new infections. Rooms, where cases are detected, would be cleaned and disinfected on the same day...”
The president of National Communication Committee, Dr .JOOMYE indicated: “that 60% of teaching and non-teaching staff had been vaccinated till date, while the vaccination rate for young people aged 15 to 17 years old was 94% and that for 12-14 years old was 43,6%.”
As at Friday 21 January 2022, 585 INDIVIDUALS have been contaminated by COVID 19: 468 LOCAL and 117 IMPORTED. 17 patients have been admitted in ENT Hospital and 121 others in Regional Hospitals. 14 patients have died of whom only 2 were vaccinated. Total number of Deaths on COVID 19 is 816 (802+14)
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at MONDAY 24 JANUARY 2022 is 25,381. 0 haS been admitted in ENT Hospital & 9 in Regional Hospitals. 24,448 patients have recovered.
As at 24 January 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population of MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-966,732 (76%); Full Dose-928,443 (74%) and Booster Dose-304,315.
Update:SATURDAY 22 JANUARY 2022
GIS – 21 January 2022: At a press conference held this afternoon in Port Louis, the Vice-Prime Minister, Minister of Education, Tertiary Education, Science and Technology, Mrs Leela Devi Dookun-Luchoomun, announced that all pre-primary, primary, secondary and tertiary education institutions would reopen on 02 February 2022 and that a team was working to create the best conditions for students to resume full-time school-based learning at that date..
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“...schools were closed in November 2021, following the sharp rise in COVID-19 cases and as part of efforts to curb the spread of the virus. Remote learning mode, through online platforms and television programmes, was then implemented to run until 31st January 2022, to ensure learning continuity. She explained that an analysis of the sanitary situation allowed the Education Ministry, which was in constant communication with the Health Authorities and the High-Level Committee on COVID-19, to decide to resume classroom-based learning as from February 2022...
Health protocols, including clear hygiene directives of wearing of masks and hand washing and sanitising, together with guidelines on social distancing and staggered schedule would still be in effect to reduce the risk of infection.
Moreover, a COVID-19 testing area would be designated in each school so that the newly created 90-member COVID-19 testing team could be deployed in schools when positive cases are detected to identify new infections. Rooms, where cases are detected, would be cleaned and disinfected on the same day..."
The president of National Communication Committee, Dr .JOOMYE indicated:
"that 60% of teaching and non-teaching staff had been vaccinated till date, while the vaccination rate for young people aged 15 to 17 years old was 94% and that for 12-14 years old was 43,6%.”
As at Friday 21 January 2022, 585 INDIVIDUALS have been contaminated by COVID 19: 468 LOCAL and 117 IMPORTED. 17 patients have been admitted in ENT Hospital and 121 others in Regional Hospitals. 14 patients have died of whom only 2 were vaccinated. Total number of Deaths on COVID 19 is 816 (802+14).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at FRIDAY 21 JANUARY 2022
is 25,159 (25,075+84). 3 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 13 in Regional Hospitals. 24,235 patients have recovered.
As at 17 January 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population of MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-964,309 (76%); Full Dose-927,168 (74%) and Booster Dose-28,583.
Update: FRIDAY 21 JANUARY 2022
The Minister of Health & Wellness Hon. Jagutpal has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 13 January 2022 “GIS: The series of restrictive measures announced in November 2021 by the Prime Minister so as to contain the spread of COVID-19 in the country will still be applicable until the end of March 2022..” See below.
17 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS-
“Out of 79 samples collected from 16 to 27 December 2021, 70 are local and nine are imported cases. The results are as follows: 62 cases of the Delta variant were detected out of which 55 are local and seven imported cases; and, 17 cases of the Omicron variant were detected out of which 15 are local and two are imported cases.”
COVID New CONTAMINATIONS, as at THURSDAY 20 JANUARY 2022 is 25,075. 3 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 17 in Regional Hospitals. 22,710+ patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 19 January 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population of MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-962,711 (76%); Full Dose-925,277 (74%) and Booster Dose-263,925+.
“GIS – 14 January 2022: The deadline for the administration of the booster dose in order to obtain the ‘fully vaccinated’ status against COVID-19 has been extended from 15 January 2022 to 19 February 2022.”
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
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World Health Organization (WHO) 14 January 2022 Statement Geneva:
“WHO has recommended two new drugs for COVID-19, providing yet more options for treating the disease. The extent to which these medicines will save lives depends on how widely available and affordable they will be.
The first drug, baricitinib, is strongly recommended for patients with severe or critical COVID-19. It is part of a class of drugs called Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitors that suppress the overstimulation of the immune system. WHO recommends that it is given with corticosteroids.
Baricitinib is an oral drug, used in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. It provides an alternative to other arthritis drugs called Interleukin-6 receptor blockers, recommended by WHO in July 2021.
WHO has also conditionally recommended the use of a monoclonal antibody drug, sotrovimab, for treating mild or moderate COVID-19 in patients who are at high risk of hospitalization. This includes patients who are older, immunocompromised, having underlying conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and obesity, and those unvaccinated.
Sotrovimab is an alternative to casirivimab-imdevimab, a monoclonal antibody cocktail recommended by WHO in September 2021. Studies are ongoing on the effectiveness of monoclonal antibodies against Omicron but early laboratory studies show that sotrovimab retains its activity.
The panel of experts developing the guidelines also looked at two other drugs for severe and critical COVID-19: ruxolitinib and tofacitinib. Given their uncertain effects, WHO made a conditional recommendation against their use.”
Update: TUESDAY 18 JANUARY 2022
The Minister of Health & Wellness Hon. Jagutpal has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 13 January 2022 “GIS: The series of restrictive measures announced in November 2021 by the Prime Minister so as to contain the spread of COVID-19 in the country will still be applicable until the end of March 2022..” See below.
17 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS-
“Out of 79 samples collected from 16 to 27 December 2021, 70 are local and nine are imported cases. The results are as follows: 62 cases of the Delta variant were detected out of which 55 are local and seven imported cases; and, 17 cases of the Omicron variant were detected out of which 15 are local and two are imported cases.”
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at MONDAY 17 JANUARY 2022 is 24,903 (24,850+53). 2 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 18 in Regional Hospitals. 22,710 patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 17 January 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population of MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-958,248 (76%); Full Dose-923,226 (74%) and Booster Dose-263,925.
“GIS – 14 January 2022: The deadline for the administration of the booster dose in order to obtain the ‘fully vaccinated’ status against COVID-19 has been extended from 15 January 2022 to 19 February 2022.”
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
World Health Organization (WHO) 14 January 2022 Statement Geneva:
“WHO has recommended two new drugs for COVID-19, providing yet more options for treating the disease. The extent to which these medicines will save lives depends on how widely available and affordable they will be.
The first drug, baricitinib, is strongly recommended for patients with severe or critical COVID-19. It is part of a class of drugs called Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitors that suppress the overstimulation of the immune system. WHO recommends that it is given with corticosteroids.
Baricitinib is an oral drug, used in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. It provides an alternative to other arthritis drugs called Interleukin-6 receptor blockers, recommended by WHO in July 2021.
WHO has also conditionally recommended the use of a monoclonal antibody drug, sotrovimab, for treating mild or moderate COVID-19 in patients who are at high risk of hospitalization. This includes patients who are older, immunocompromised, having underlying conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and obesity, and those unvaccinated.
Sotrovimab is an alternative to casirivimab-imdevimab, a monoclonal antibody cocktail recommended by WHO in September 2021. Studies are ongoing on the effectiveness of monoclonal antibodies against Omicron but early laboratory studies show that sotrovimab retains its activity.
The panel of experts developing the guidelines also looked at two other drugs for severe and critical COVID-19: ruxolitinib and tofacitinib. Given their uncertain effects, WHO made a conditional recommendation against their use.”
Update: MONDAY 17 JANUARY 2022
The Minister of Health & Wellness Hon. Jagutpal has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 13 January 2022 “GIS: The series of restrictive measures announced in November 2021 by the Prime Minister so as to contain the spread of COVID-19 in the country will still be applicable until the end of March 2022..” See below.
17 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS-
“Out of 79 samples collected from 16 to 27 December 2021, 70 are local and nine are imported cases. The results are as follows: 62 cases of the Delta variant were detected out of which 55 are local and seven imported cases; and, 17 cases of the Omicron variant were detected out of which 15 are local and two are imported cases.”
Last week the number of POSITIVE CASES reached 619: 514 LOCAL & 105 IMPORTED. As at Friday 07 JANUARY 2022, TOTAL DEATHS: 802 (789+13).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at SUNDAY 16 JANUARY 2022 is 24,850 (24,607+122+121). 0 has been admitted in ENT Hospital & 14 in Regional Hospitals. 22,635 patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 16 January 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population of MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-958,248 (76%); Full Dose-923,226 (74%) and Booster Dose-257,211.
“GIS – 14 January 2022: The deadline for the administration of the booster dose in order to obtain the ‘fully vaccinated’ status against COVID-19 has been extended from 15 January 2022 to 19 February 2022.”
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
World Health Organization (WHO) 14 January 2022 Statement Geneva:
“WHO has recommended two new drugs for COVID-19, providing yet more options for treating the disease. The extent to which these medicines will save lives depends on how widely available and affordable they will be.
The first drug, baricitinib, is strongly recommended for patients with severe or critical COVID-19. It is part of a class of drugs called Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitors that suppress the overstimulation of the immune system. WHO recommends that it is given with corticosteroids.
Baricitinib is an oral drug, used in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. It provides an alternative to other arthritis drugs called Interleukin-6 receptor blockers, recommended by WHO in July 2021.
WHO has also conditionally recommended the use of a monoclonal antibody drug, sotrovimab, for treating mild or moderate COVID-19 in patients who are at high risk of hospitalization. This includes patients who are older, immunocompromised, having underlying conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and obesity, and those unvaccinated.
Sotrovimab is an alternative to casirivimab-imdevimab, a monoclonal antibody cocktail recommended by WHO in September 2021. Studies are ongoing on the effectiveness of monoclonal antibodies against Omicron but early laboratory studies show that sotrovimab retains its activity.
The panel of experts developing the guidelines also looked at two other drugs for severe and critical COVID-19: ruxolitinib and tofacitinib. Given their uncertain effects, WHO made a conditional recommendation against their use.”
Update: SATURDAY 15 JANUARY 2022
The Minister of Health & Wellness Hon. Jagutpal has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 13 January 2022 “GIS: The series of restrictive measures announced in November 2021 by the Prime Minister so as to contain the spread of COVID-19 in the country will still be applicable until the end of March 2022..” See below.
17 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS-
“Out of 79 samples collected from 16 to 27 December 2021, 70 are local and nine are imported cases. The results are as follows: 62 cases of the Delta variant were detected out of which 55 are local and seven imported cases; and, 17 cases of the Omicron variant were detected out of which 15 are local and two are imported cases.”
Last week the number of POSITIVE CASES reached 619: 514 LOCAL & 105 IMPORTED. As at Friday 07 JANUARY 2022, TOTAL DEATHS: 802 (789+13).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at FRIDAY 14 JANUARY 2022 is 24,607 (24,498+109).
4 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 18 in Regional Hospitals. 22,584 patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 14 January 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population. MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-957,300 (76%); Full Dose-920,774 (74%) and Booster Dose-247,259.
“GIS– 14 January 2022: The deadline for the administration of the booster dose in order to obtain the ‘fully vaccinated’ status against COVID-19 has been extended from 15 January 2022 to 19 February 2022.”
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
World Health Organization (WHO) 14 January 2022 Statement Geneva:
“WHO has recommended two new drugs for COVID-19, providing yet more options for treating the disease. The extent to which these medicines will save lives depends on how widely available and affordable they will be.
The first drug, baricitinib, is strongly recommended for patients with severe or critical COVID-19. It is part of a class of drugs called Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitors that suppress the overstimulation of the immune system. WHO recommends that it is given with corticosteroids.
Baricitinib is an oral drug, used in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. It provides an alternative to other arthritis drugs called Interleukin-6 receptor blockers, recommended by WHO in July 2021.
WHO has also conditionally recommended the use of a monoclonal antibody drug, sotrovimab, for treating mild or moderate COVID-19 in patients who are at high risk of hospitalization. This includes patients who are older, immunocompromised, having underlying conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and obesity, and those unvaccinated.
Sotrovimab is an alternative to casirivimab-imdevimab, a monoclonal antibody cocktail recommended by WHO in September 2021. Studies are ongoing on the effectiveness of monoclonal antibodies against Omicron but early laboratory studies show that sotrovimab retains its activity.
The panel of experts developing the guidelines also looked at two other drugs for severe and critical COVID-19: ruxolitinib and tofacitinib. Given their uncertain effects, WHO made a conditional recommendation against their use.”
Update: FRIDAY 14 JANUARY 2022
The Minister of Health & Wellness Hon. Jagutpal has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 13 January 2022 “GIS: The series of restrictive measures announced in November 2021 by the Prime Minister so as to contain the spread of COVID-19 in the country will still be applicable until the end of March 2022..” See below.
17 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS-
“Out of 79 samples collected from 16 to 27 December 2021, 70 are local and nine are imported cases. The results are as follows: 62 cases of the Delta variant were detected out of which 55 are local and seven imported cases; and, 17 cases of the Omicron variant were detected out of which 15 are local and two are imported cases.”
Last week the number of POSITIVE CASES reached 619: 514 LOCAL & 105 IMPORTED. As at Friday 07 JANUARY 2022, TOTAL DEATHS: 802 (789+13).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at THURSDAY 13 JANUARY 2022 is 24,498 (24,425+73). 4 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 14 in Regional Hospitals. 22,558 patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 13 January 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population.
MAURITIUS- 1st Dose-956,090 (76%); Full Dose-917,147 (74%) and Booster Dose-238,122.
RODRIGUES- 67.9% of the population has received a First Dose-65.5% a Second Dose, and 4,303 persons have received the Booster Dose.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
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Press Release-12 January 2022:
“WHO recommends two new drugs to treat patients with COVID-19
The drug baricitinib (a type of drug known as a Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitor, also used to treat rheumatoid arthritis) is strongly recommended for patients with severe or critical covid-19 in combination with corticosteroids, says a WHO Guideline Development Group of international experts in The BMJ today.”
Update: THURSDAY 13 JANUARY 2022
17 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS-
“Out of 79 samples collected from 16 to 27 December 2021, 70 are local and nine are imported cases. The results are as follows: 62 cases of the Delta variant were detected out of which 55 are local and seven imported cases; and, 17 cases of the Omicron variant were detected out of which 15 are local and two are imported cases.”
Last week the number of POSITIVE CASES reached 619: 514 LOCAL & 105 IMPORTED.
As at Friday 07 JANUARY 2022, TOTAL DEATHS: 802 (789+13).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at WEDNESDAY 12 JANUARY 2022 is 24,425 (24,364+61). 2 Patients have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 14 in Regional Hospitals. 22,440+ patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 11 January 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population: 1st Dose-954,272 (76%); Full Dose-915,442 (74%) and Booster Dose-218,516.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
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EMBARGOED Press Release-12 January 2022:
“WHO recommends two new drugs to treat patients with COVID-19
The drug baricitinib (a type of drug known as a Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitor, also used to treat rheumatoid arthritis) is strongly recommended for patients with severe or critical covid-19 in combination with corticosteroids, says a WHO Guideline Development Group of international experts in The BMJ today.”
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Enhancing Readiness for Omicron (B.1.1.529): Technical Brief and Priority Actions for Member States:-https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/enhancing-readiness-for-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-technical-brief-and-priority-actions-for-member-states/
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Update: WEDNESDAY 12 JANUARY 2022
17 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS-
“Out of 79 samples collected from 16 to 27 December 2021, 70 are local and nine are imported cases. The results are as follows: 62 cases of the Delta variant were detected out of which 55 are local and seven imported cases; and, 17 cases of the Omicron variant were detected out of which 15 are local and two are imported cases.”
Last week the number of POSITIVE CASES reached 619: 514 LOCAL & 105 IMPORTED.
As at Friday 07 JANUARY 2022, TOTAL DEATHS: 802 (789+13).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at TUESDAY 11 JANUARY 2022
is 24,364. 8 (3+5) Patients have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 31 in Regional Hospitals. 22,440 patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 11 January 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population: 1st Dose-954,272 (76%); Full Dose-915,442 (74%) and Booster Dose-218,516.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Enhancing Readiness for Omicron (B.1.1.529): Technical Brief and Priority Actions for Member States:-https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/enhancing-readiness-for-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-technical-brief-and-priority-actions-for-member-states/
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Update: SUNDAY 09 JANUARY 2022
17 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS-
“Out of 79 samples collected from 16 to 27 December 2021, 70 are local and nine are imported cases. The results are as follows: 62 cases of the Delta variant were detected out of which 55 are local and seven imported cases; and, 17 cases of the Omicron variant were detected out of which 15 are local and two are imported cases.”
Last week the number of POSITIVE CASES reached 619: 514 LOCAL & 105 IMPORTED.
As at Friday 07 JANUARY 2022, TOTAL DEATHS: 802 (789+13).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at SATURDAY 08 JANUARY 2022 is 24,051 (23,962+89). 4 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 19 in Regional Hospitals. 22,170+ patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 07 January 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population: 1st Dose-953,226 (76%); Full Dose-915,046 (74%) and Booster Dose-202,444.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
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WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Enhancing Readiness for Omicron (B.1.1.529): Technical Brief and Priority Actions for Member States:-https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/enhancing-readiness-for-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-technical-brief-and-priority-actions-for-member-states/
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Update: SATURDAY 08 JANUARY 2022
17 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS-
“Out of 79 samples collected from 16 to 27 December 2021, 70 are local and nine are imported cases. The results are as follows: 62 cases of the Delta variant were detected out of which 55 are local and seven imported cases; and, 17 cases of the Omicron variant were detected out of which 15 are local and two are imported cases.”
Last 2 weeks the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-39, that is 5 to 6 DEATHS every day.
As at Friday 24 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 789 (750+39).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at FRIDAY 07 JANUARY 2022 is 23, 962 (23,886+76). 2 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 9 in Regional Hospitals. 22,170 patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 07 January 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population: 1st Dose-952,305 (76%); Full Dose-914,546 (74%) and Booster Dose-193,583.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
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WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Enhancing Readiness for Omicron (B.1.1.529): Technical Brief and Priority Actions for Member States:-https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/enhancing-readiness-for-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-technical-brief-and-priority-actions-for-member-states/
Update: FRIDAY 07 JANUARY 2022
17 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS-
“Out of 79 samples collected from 16 to 27 December 2021, 70 are local and nine are imported cases. The results are as follows: 62 cases of the Delta variant were detected out of which 55 are local and seven imported cases; and, 17 cases of the Omicron variant were detected out of which 15 are local and two are imported cases.”
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-39, that is 5 to 6 DEATHS every day.
As at Friday 24 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 789 (750+39).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at THURSDAY 06 JANUARY 2022 is 23,886 (23,737+149). 1 has been admitted in ENT Hospital & 15 in Regional Hospitals. 22,130 patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 06 January 2022 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population: 1st Dose-951,532 (76%); Full Dose-914,561 (74%) and Booster Dose-190,249.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
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WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Enhancing Readiness for Omicron (B.1.1.529): Technical Brief and Priority Actions for Member States:-https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/enhancing-readiness-for-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-technical-brief-and-priority-actions-for-member-states/
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Update: THURSDAY 06 JANUARY 2022
12 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, 3 weeks ago.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-39, that is 5 to 6 DEATHS every day.
As at Friday 24 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 789 (750+39).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at WEDNESDAY 05 JANUARY 2022 is 23,737 (23,593+43+101). 3 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 20 in Regional Hospitals.23,493+ patients have recovered. https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 31/12/2021 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population: 1st Dose-950,614 (76%); Full Dose-913,850 (74%) and Booster Dose-180,226.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
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WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Enhancing Readiness for Omicron (B.1.1.529): Technical Brief and Priority Actions for Member States:-https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/enhancing-readiness-for-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-technical-brief-and-priority-actions-for-member-states/
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Update: NEW YEAR MONDAY 03 JANUARY 2022
12 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, 3 weeks ago.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-39, that is 5 to 6 DEATHS every day.
As at Friday 24 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 789 (750+39).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Sunday 02 JANUARY 2022 is 23,593 (23,520+73). 23,493+ patients have recovered. https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 31/12/2021 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population: 1st Dose-950,614 (76%); Full Dose-913,850 (74%) and Booster Dose-180,226.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Enhancing Readiness for Omicron (B.1.1.529): Technical Brief and Priority Actions for Member States:-https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/enhancing-readiness-for-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-technical-brief-and-priority-actions-for-member-states/
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Update: NEW YEAR SATURDAY 01 JANUARY 2022
12 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, two weeks ago.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-39, that is 5 to 6 DEATHS every day.
As at Friday 24 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 789 (750+39).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Friday 31 DECEMBER 2021 is 23,520 (23,458+62). 3 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 3 others in Regional Hospitals. 23,493 patients have recovered. https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 31/12/2021 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population: 1st Dose-950,614 (76%); Full Dose-913,850 (74%) and Booster Dose-180,226.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Enhancing Readiness for Omicron (B.1.1.529): Technical Brief and Priority Actions for Member States:-https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/enhancing-readiness-for-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-technical-brief-and-priority-actions-for-member-states/
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Update: Friday 31 December 2021
12 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, last week.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-39, that is 5 to 6 DEATHS every day.
As at Friday 24 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 789 (750+39).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Thursday 30 DECEMBER 2021 is 23,458- 23,399+59. 2 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 1 in Regional Hospitals. 21,844 patients have recovered. https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 28/12/2021 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population: 1st Dose-947,599 (76%); Full Dose-910,566 (74%) and Booster Dose-180,226.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Enhancing Readiness for Omicron (B.1.1.529): Technical Brief and Priority Actions for Member States:-https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/enhancing-readiness-for-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-technical-brief-and-priority-actions-for-member-states/
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Update: Thursday 30 December 2021
12 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, last week.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-39, that is 5 to 6 DEATHS every day.
As at Friday 24 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 789 (750+39).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Wednesday 29 DECEMBER 2021 is 23,399- 23,320+79. 9 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 13 in Regional Hospitals. 21,844 patients have recovered. https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 28/12/2021 National Vaccinations for 1.3 m Population: 1st Dose-947,599 (76%); Full Dose-910,566 (74%) and Booster Dose-180,226.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Enhancing Readiness for Omicron (B.1.1.529): Technical Brief and Priority Actions for Member States:-https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/enhancing-readiness-for-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-technical-brief-and-priority-actions-for-member-states/
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Update: Wednesday 29 December 2021
12 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, last week.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-39, that is 5 to 6 DEATHS every day.
As at Friday 24 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 789 (750+39).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Tuesday 28 DECEMBER 2021 is 23,320-23,278+42, 1 has been admitted in ENT Hospital & 9 in Regional Hospitals. 21,840 patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 28/12/2021 National Vaccination for 1.3m Population:1st Dose-947,599 (76%); Full Dose-910,566 (74%) and Booster Dose-180,226.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Enhancing Readiness for Omicron (B.1.1.529): Technical Brief and Priority Actions for Member States:-https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/enhancing-readiness-for-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-technical-brief-and-priority-actions-for-member-states/
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Update: Tuesday 28 December 2021
12 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, two weeks ago.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-39, that is 5 to 6 DEATHS every day.
As at Friday 24 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 789 (750+39).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Monday 27 DECEMBER 2021 is 23,278- 23,170+65+43, 6 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 6 in Regional Hospitals. 21,714 patients have recovered. https://defimedia.info/covid-19-65-nouveaux-cas-enregistres-en-ce-25-decembre
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 25/12/2021 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population: 1st Dose-945,238 (76%); Full Dose-909,917 (74%) and Booster Dose-178,064.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Enhancing Readiness for Omicron (B.1.1.529): Technical Brief and Priority Actions for Member States:-https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/enhancing-readiness-for-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-technical-brief-and-priority-actions-for-member-states/
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Update: BOXING DAY/CHRISTMAS Sunday 26 December 2021
12 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, last week.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-39, that is 5 to 6 DEATHS every day.
As at Friday 24 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 789 (750+39).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Saturday 25 DECEMBER 2021 is 23,170 (23,105+65), 6 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 6 others in Regional Hospitals. 21,714 patients have recovered. https://defimedia.info/covid-19-65-nouveaux-cas-enregistres-en-ce-25-decembre
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 25/12/2021 National Vaccinations for 1.3m Population: 1st Dose-945,238 (76%); Full Dose-909,917 (74%) and Booster Dose-178,064
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern.
Enhancing Readiness for Omicron (B.1.1.529): Technical Brief and Priority Actions for Member States:-https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/enhancing-readiness-for-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-technical-brief-and-priority-actions-for-member-states/
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-55, that is 7 to 8 DEATHS every day.
As at Saturday 18 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 750 (695+55).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Thursday 23 DECEMBER 2021 is 23,077 (23,020+19+-38), 2 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 13 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours. 21,621 patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 23/12/2021 National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-945,238 (76%); Full Dose-909,917 (74%) and Booster Dose-176,502.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Dr John Campbell Update on OMICRON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6gpPJwYIY
Update: Wednesday 22 December 2021
12 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, last week.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-55, that is 7 to 8 DEATHS every day.
As at Saturday 18 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 750 (695+55).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Tuesday 21 DECEMBER 2021 is 23,020 (22,979+41), 4 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 10 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours. 21,548 patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 21/12/2021 National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-939,522 (76%); Full Dose-908,920 (74%) and Booster Dose-173,009.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Dr John Campbell Update on OMICRON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6gpPJwYIY
Update: Tuesday 21 December 2021
12 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, last week.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-55, that is 7 to 8 DEATHS every day.
As at Saturday 18 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 750 (695+55).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Monday 20 DECEMBER 2021 is 22,979 (22,965+14), 2 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 24 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours. 21,461 patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 20/12/2021 National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-937,052 (76%); Full Dose-908,694 (74%) and Booster Dose-171,084.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Dr John Campbell Update on OMICRON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6gpPJwYIY
Update: Monday 20 December 2021
12 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, last week.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-55, that is 7 to 8 DEATHS every day.
As at Saturday 18 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 750 (695+55).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Sunday 19 DECEMBER 2021 is 22,965 (22,874+58+33), 5 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 16 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours. 21,423 patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 14/12/2021 National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-935,772 (76%); Full Dose-908,111 (74%) and Booster Dose-163,742.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Dr John Campbell Update on OMICRON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6gpPJwYIY
Update: Saturday 18 December 2021
12 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, this week
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-95, that is 13 to 14 DEATHS every day. A Total of 658 cases of New COVID 19 Contaminations have been recorded last week.
As at Friday 10 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 695 (600+95).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, on Thursday 09 December 2021 that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Friday 17 DECEMBER 2021 is 22,874 (22,820+54), 5 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 19 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours. 21,303 patients have recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 17/12/2021 National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-935,772 (76%); Full Dose-908,111 (74%) and Booster Dose-163,742.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Dr John Campbell Update on OMICRON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6gpPJwYIY
Update: Friday 17 December 2021
12 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, this week.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-95, that is 13 to 14 DEATHS every day. A Total of 658 cases of New COVID 19 Contaminations have been recorded last week.
As at Friday 10 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 695 (600+95).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, last evening of Thursday 09 December 2021, that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Thursday 16 DECEMBER 2021 is 22,820 (22, 713+61+46), 4 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & during last 24 hours.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
As at 14/12/2021 National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-934,120 (76%); Full Dose-906,941 (74%) and Booster Dose-152,948.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Dr John Campbell Update on OMICRON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6gpPJwYIY
Update: Wednesday 15 December 2021
2 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, last week: ONE Imported by one traveller from South Africa on 27 November 2021 and ONE in Tamarind Local Community.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-95, that is 13 to 14 DEATHS every day. A Total of 658 cases of New COVID 19 Contaminations have been recorded last week.
As at Friday 10 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 695 (600+95).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, last evening of Thursday 09 December 2021, that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Tuesday 14 DECEMBER 2021 is 22, 713 (22,654+59), 2 have been admitted in ENT Hospital & 34 in Regional Hospitals during last 24 hours. 21,139 Patients have Recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-934,120 (76%); Full Dose-906,941 (74%) and Booster Dose-152,948.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Dr John Campbell Update on OMICRON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6gpPJwYIY
Update: Tuesday 14 December 2021
2 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, last day: ONE Imported by one traveller from South Africa on 27 November 2021 and ONE in Tamarind Local Community.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-95, that is 13 to 14 DEATHS every day. A Total of 658 cases of New COVID 19 Contaminations have been recorded last week.
As at Friday 10 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 695 (600+95).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, last evening of Thursday 09 December 2021, that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Monday 13 DECEMBER 2021 is 22,654 (22,616+38), 0 in ENT Hospital & 22 in Regional Hospitals during last 24 hours.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-933,628 (76%); Full Dose-904,394 (74%) and Booster Dose-147,129.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Dr John Campbell Update on OMICRON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6gpPJwYIY
Update: Monday 13 December 2021
2 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, last day: ONE Imported by one traveller from South Africa on 27 November 2021 and ONE in Tamarind Local Community.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-95, that is 13 to 14 DEATHS every day. A Total of 658 cases of New COVID 19 Contaminations have been recorded last week.
As at Friday 10 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 695 (600+95).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, last evening of Thursday 09 December 2021, that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Sunday 12 DECEMBER 2021 is 22,616 (22,464+60+92), 3 in ENT Hospital & 27 in Regional Hospitals during last 24 hours.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-932,815 (76%); Full Dose-901,187 (74%) and Booster Dose-136,940.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals
VERIFY HERE- https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Dr John Campbell Update on OMICRON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6gpPJwYIY
Update: Saturday 11 December 2021
2 cases of OMICRON Variant of Concern (VOC) HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS, last day: ONE Imported by one traveller from South Africa on 27 November 2021 and ONE in Tamarind Local Community.
Last week the number of DEATHS reached another RECORD-95, that is 13 to 14 DEATHS every day. A Total of 658 cases of New COVID 19 Contaminations have been recorded last week.
As at Friday 10 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 695 (600+95).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, last evening of Thursday 09 December 2021, that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Friday 10 DECEMBER 2021 is 22,464 (22,396+68), 3 in ENT Hospital & 57 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours. 20,781 Patients have Recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-932,815 (76%); Full Dose-901,187 (74%) and Booster Dose-136,940.
One Million Doses of MOLNUPIRAVIR distributed in Regional Hospitals.
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Dr John Campbell Update on OMICRON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6gpPJwYIY
Update: Friday 10 December 2021
Last week the number of DEATHS reached a RECORD-119, that is 17 DEATHS every day.
71 were NOT VACINNATED. 28 were aged below 60 and 91 over 60 years.
As at Friday 03 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 600 (481+119).
Prime Minister PK Jugnauth has announced on the MBC TV, last evening of Thursday 09 December 2021, that all restrictions imposed since 12 November 2021 will be maintained until 15 January 2022. See below.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Wednesday 08 DECEMBER 2021 is 22,396 (22,313+83), 8 in ENT Hospital & 32 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours. 20,691 Patients have Recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
OMICRON Variant NOT YET IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-932,330 (72%); Full Dose-900,460 (70%) and Booster Dose-132,350.
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Dr John Campbell Update on OMICRON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6gpPJwYIY
Update: Thursday 09 December 2021
Last week the number of DEATHS reached a RECORD-119, that is 17 DEATHS everyday.
71 were NOT VACINNATED. 28 were aged below 60 and 91 over 60 years.
As at Friday 03 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 600 (481+119).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Wednesday 08 DECEMBER 2021 is 22,313 (22,252+61), 5 in ENT Hospital & 30 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours. 20,559 Patients have Recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
OMICRON Variant NOT YET IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-931,295 (72%); Full Dose-899,842 (70%) and Booster Dose-126,915.
VERIFY HERE- https://health.govmu.org/Pages/default.aspx
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Watch Dr ANGELIQUE COETZEE, Physician, Chair of South African Medical Association on OMICRON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtELl7-zE_w
Dr John Campbell Update on OMICRON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6gpPJwYIY
Update: Wednesday 08 December 2021
Last week the number of DEATHS reached a RECORD-119, that is 17 DEATHS everyday.
71 were NOT VACINNATED. 28 were aged below 60 and 91 over 60 years.
As at Friday 03 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 600 (481+119).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Tuesday 07 DECEMBER 2021 is 22,252 (22,157+95), 5 in ENT Hospital & 42 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours. 20,397 Patients have Recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
OMICRON Variant NOT YET IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-930,235 (72%); Full Dose-898,824 (70%) and Booster Dose-118,254.
VERIFY HERE https://www.facebook.com/coronavirusmoris/
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Update: Tuesday 07 December 2021
Last week the number of DEATHS reached a RECORD-119, that is 17 DEATHS everyday.
71 were NOT VACINNATED. 28 were aged below 60 and 91 over 60 years.
As at Friday 03 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 600 (481+119).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Monday 06 DECEMBER 2021 is 22,157 (22,091+66), 5 in ENT Hospital & 42 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours. 20,397 Patients have Recovered.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
OMICRON Variant NOT YET IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-989,786 (72%); Full Dose-879,719 (70%) and Booster Dose-115,096.
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Update: Monday 06 December 2021
Last week the number of DEATHS reached a RECORD-119, that is 17 DEATHS everyday.
71 were NOT VACINNATED. 28 were aged below 60 and 91 over 60 years.
As at Friday 03 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 600 (481+119).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Sunday 05 DECEMBER 2021 is 22,091 (21,974+117), 0 in ENT Hospital & 43 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
OMICRON Variant NOT YET IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-989,786 (72%); Full Dose-879,719 (70%) and Booster Dose-115,096.
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Update: Sunday 05 December 2021
This week the number of DEATHS has reached a RECORD-119, that is 17 DEATHS everyday.
71 were NOT VACINNATED. 28 were aged below 60 and 91 over 60 years.
As at Friday 03 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 600 (481+119).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Saturday 04 DECEMBER 2021 is 21,974 (21,869+105), during last 24 hours.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
OMICRON Variant NOT YET IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-72%; Full Dose-70%.
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Update: Saturday 04 December 2021
This week the number of DEATHS has reached a RECORD of 119, that is 17 DEATHS everyday.
As at Friday 03 December 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 600 (481+119).
71 were NOT VACINNATED. 28 were aged below 60 and 91 over 60 years.
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Friday 03 DECEMBER 2021 is 21,869 (21,761+108), during last 24 hours.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
OMICRON Variant NOT YET IDENTIFIED IN MAURITIUS.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-72%; Full Dose-70%.
VERIFY HERE https://health.govmu.org/Pages/default.aspx
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Update: Friday 03 December 2021
As at Friday 26 November 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 481 (359+122).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Thursday 02 DECEMBER 2021 is 21,761 (21,656+105) including 5 admitted in ENT Hospital & 58 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-72%; Full Dose-70%.
VERIFY HERE https://health.govmu.org/Pages/default.aspx
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Update: Thursday 02 December 2021
As at Friday 26 November 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 481 (359+122).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Wednesday 01 DECEMBER 2021 is 21,656 (21,544+112) including 5 admitted in ENT Hospital & 66 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-72%; Full Dose-70%
VERIFY HERE https://health.govmu.org/Pages/default.aspx
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Update: Wednesday 01 December 2021
As at Friday 26 November 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 481 (359+122).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Tuesday 30 NOVEMBER 2021 is 21,544 (21,387+157) including 5 admitted in ENT Hospital & 57 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-926,386; Full Dose-893,419 and Booster Dose-94,846.
WHO 26 November 2021: ''Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern.''
Update: Tuesday 30 November 2021
As at Friday 26 November 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 481 (359+122).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Monday 29 NOVEMBER 2021 is 21,387 (21,326+61) including 9 admitted in ENT Hospital & 40 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-925,510; Full Dose-892,586 and Booster Dose-89,657.
VERIFY HERE https://health.govmu.org/Pages/default.aspx
WHO 26 November 2021: ''Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern.''
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Update: Monday 29 November 2021
As at Friday 26 November 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 481 (359+122).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Sunday 28 NOVEMBER 2021 is 21,326 (21,192+134) including 3 admitted in ENT Hospital & 37 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-925,375; Full Dose-892,165 and Booster Dose-85,562.
WHO 26 November 2021: Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern
Update: Sunday 28 November 2021
As at Friday 26 November 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 481 (359+122).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Saturday 27 NOVEMBER 2021 is 22,192 (21,041+151) including 8 admitted in ENT Hospital & 65 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-925,375; Full Dose-892,165 and Booster Dose-85,562.
VERIFY HERE https://health.govmu.org/Pages/default.aspx
WHO 26 November 2021: ''Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern''
CHECK IT OUT HERE-https://www.who.int/news/item/26-11-2021-classification-of-omicron-(b.1.1.529)-sars-cov-2-variant-of-concern
Update: Saturday 27 November 2021
As at Friday 26 November 2021, TOTAL DEATHS: 481 (359+122 during last 7 days).
Total COVID 19 New CONTAMINATIONS, as at Friday 26 NOVEMBER 2021 is 21,041 (20,914+127) including 5 admitted in ENT Hospital & 62 in Regional Hospitals, during last 24 hours.
DELTA Mutant is the major cause of Deaths.
National Vaccinations: 1st Dose-921,052; Full Dose-888,193 and Booster Dose-69,027.
VERIFY HERE https://health.govmu.org/Pages/default.aspx
WHO-26 November 2021: ''Classification of Omicron (B.1.1.529): SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern:
The Technical Advisory Group on SARS-CoV-2 Virus Evolution (TAG-VE) is an independent group of experts that periodically monitors and evaluates the evolution of SARS-CoV-2 and assesses if specific mutations and combinations of mutations alter the behaviour of the virus. The TAG-VE was convened on 26 November 2021 to assess the SARS-CoV-2 variant: B.1.1.529.
The B.1.1.529 variant was first reported to WHO from South Africa on 24 November 2021. The epidemiological situation in South Africa has been characterised by three distinct peaks in reported cases, the latest of which was predominantly the Delta variant. In recent weeks, infections have increased steeply, coinciding with the detection of B.1.1.529 variant. The first known confirmed B.1.1.529 infection was from a specimen collected on 9 November 2021.''