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Number of infections Curacao remains constant, low test rate
24-05-2021 -
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Willemstad – The total number of active corona cases has fluctuated just over sixty all week. That means that as many people recover as are newly infected. This weekend, three more infections were added and three also recovered. A total of 1123 tests were performed, bringing the test ratio to 0.2 percent. Very low. There are currently 21 patients in the hospital, 12 of whom are in intensive care.
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