Maldives reports two more Covid-19 fatalities
The total number of Covid-19 fatalities reported this year has been pushed to 25
The total number of Covid-19 fatalities reported this year has been pushed to 25
Maldives has reported two more Covid-19 victims.
The Health Protection Agency (HPA) revealed that the Covid-19 death toll has been pushed to 287.
However, the public health authority did not reveal the details of the 286th Covid-19 victim.
The latest victim is an 80-year-old Maldivian man who was pronounced the 287th Covid-19 victim so far.
He was admitted at the Gnaviyani Atoll Hospital before being pronounced dead by doctors at around 11:42 am on Thursday.
This is the 11th Covid-19 fatality reported so far in February and comes a day after the last victim was identified; a 77-year-old local woman who was pronounced dead early Tuesday while receiving treatment at the Hulhumalé Medical Facility. She was the 285th Covid-19 victim.
The total number of Covid-19 fatalities reported this year has been pushed to 25; 14 victims were confirmed in January.
The island nation reported the highest number of deaths in a single month since the pandemic began, during May 2021, when a total of 88 deaths were confirmed. June saw 50 Covid-19 fatalities, followed by 10 in July. Five Covid-19 fatalities were confirmed in August and in September. 12 Covid-19 fatalities were reported in October followed by seven in November. December also saw 12 Covid-19 fatalities.
212 Covid-19 victims were reported last year.
