Panama records 923 new COVID-19 cases 28 deaths in 24 hours
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The Ministry of Health (Minsa) announced on Tuesday, July 14, that there are total of 48,096 cases of the virus in Panama. According to the official report, the coronavirus has left a total of 960 dead in the country.
According to the official data, 24,667 patients have clinically recovered from the disease. There are currently 22,322 active cases.
Deaths
A total of 23 new deaths were recorded over 24 hours, which brings the total to 960. The death rate of the infected is currently 2%.
Testing
2,599 new tests were conducted in since the last report, of which 36% were positive. The number of total tests is now 171,116, of which 120,068 were negative.
Testing rate is reported to cover 3,999 per 100,000 population.
Treatment
20,639 patients are in home isolation and 658 are in so-called hospital hotels.
The Ministry of Health also reported that 1,015 are in the hospital ward and 157 in the intensive care units.
Demographics
Positive COVID-19 cases by age group:
<20 years old: 5,874
20-39 years old: 20,901
40-59 years old: 15,195
60-79 years old: 5,146
>80 years old: 980
Deaths by age group:
<20 years old: 12
20-39 years old: 58
40-59 years old: 206
60-79 years old: 442
>80 years old: 242
Breakdown by provinces
Cases by provinces: Panama 28,959, Panama Oeste 8,356, Colón 2,648, Chiriquí 2,283, Bocas del Toro 1,647, Veraguas 1,588, Darién 1,142, Ngäbe Buglé 574, Coclé 410, Guna Yala 276, Herrera 122 and Los Santos 61.
