On Easter Sunday: Big Drop in Active Covid Cases Bonaire
![](https://bes-reporter.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2021/04/image-14-1024x1024.png)
Kralendijk- There is a big drop in the number of Active Covid-19 cases on Bonaire. On April 4, 2021, there are 183 active cases of Covid-19 on Bonaire.
Out of 32 persons tested, 9 turned out positive. While a daily positive rate of 28% looks a bit more favorable to previous days, yesterday the positive test ratio stood at a whopping 53%. This is one of the issues concerning the Public Health department, together with a decreasing willingness of residents to get themselves tested.
74 additional people have recovered from Covid-19. There are currently 22 hospital admissions due to Covid-19. 16 people were admitted at the hospital on Bonaire. 1 person is in the hospital of Aruba and 5 people in the hospital in Colombia. The person who was admitted to the hospital on Curacao has been returned to the hospital on Bonaire.
Meer News
-
Advertisement
Traveling abroad?
-
Airlift
Curaçao Seeks ‘Level Playing Field’ for Local Airlines
-
Events
First Edition of Bonaire by Night on Friday, August 2
-
Bonaire
Edsel Winklaar appointed interim director at Selibon N.V.
-
Airlift
Aruba speaks to Gol Airlines about Brazil market expansion
-
Healthcare
1,500 healthcare professionals trained in acute care by Caribbean Health Academy
-
St. Eustatius
Empowering Girls: Mega D Youth Foundation hosts inspiring session with Miss Mature Shomica Griffith
-
Saba
Saba executes climate change survey among residents
Meer News
-
Advertisement
Traveling abroad?
-
Airlift
Curaçao Seeks ‘Level Playing Field’ for Local Airlines
-
Events
First Edition of Bonaire by Night on Friday, August 2
-
Bonaire
Edsel Winklaar appointed interim director at Selibon N.V.
-
Airlift
Aruba speaks to Gol Airlines about Brazil market expansion
-
Healthcare
1,500 healthcare professionals trained in acute care by Caribbean Health Academy
-
St. Eustatius
Empowering Girls: Mega D Youth Foundation hosts inspiring session with Miss Mature Shomica Griffith
-
Saba
Saba executes climate change survey among residents