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Kralendijk- So far the stricter measures taken to contain the most recent Covid-wave in Bonaire is so far not paying off. This morning a 6th person has died due to Covid-19.
35 out of the 99 people who got tested on Tuesday have turned out to be infected with Covid. This brings the total amount of ‘active’ cases up to a whopping 146.
In the meantime, 27 cases have recovered. There are still 2 people hospitalized due to Covid. The most recent outbreak has infected a much younger age group. Unconfirmed information blames a mass spreader event at a local night club.
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