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Avoid Covid-19: RSA Updates

AVOID COVID-19 – Coronavirus Disease  – Update Status – South Africa

The reality is that this Covid-19 is real with deaths across the world.

Please take heed for the call: Do not spread the virus! Too many people realising too late that they have personally spread the virus.

Reporting recoveries – people who have recovered from the virus. The more we slow down the spread, the higher the recoveries will be without any deaths!

Whatever we do, we must ask (and answer) the most vital TWO questions:

(1) Do we have enough supplies to protect South African health workers?

= If they get sick, they cannot treat us if and when we have to go to hospital to recover.

(2) Do our hospitals have enough beds and equipment for the  South African health workers to do their jobs?

= If there is no bed space, then not only Covid-19 patients will suffer.

All existing non-Covid-19 patients must still be helped and served.

Insufficient beds and equipment will mean not only Covid-19 patients may die.

We must all, each one of us, avoid Covid-19 as much as possible so that the rate with which people get sick can be slowed down so that the hospitals can cope when we all do get infected. We must avoid Covid-19 to save others.

Why do you need to know about the status of our world?

Because people are dying and their families and loved ones are suffering. Those people could be your people when someone else is negligent.

If you have any empathy then help them!

How?

Stay at home and away from others when you can, do not spread the virus.

You could be causing the next death if you do not!!

You are NOT clever if you want to debate this fact, you are simply stubborn with a feeling of entitlement. God did not make you that way, you choose who you want to be. Start being a hero by staying at home!!

Page update changes:

As of 20 May 2020: This data will not be updated regularly due to health constraints on the part of the ELPA National Director.

Refer to links in the pages to find more regularly updated statistics.

6 May: NICD created new RSA Dashboard

(Link to new Dashboard)

27 April: South African section split from global page

19 March: Moved regular updates to these pages for easier access

Daily information captured from 16 March.

South Africa –

confirmed cases, deaths and recoveries

South Africa cases (For updates – South Africa – Link to NICD, Also Worldometer SA ) (Click here for Link to ELPA page on Global cases)

(NICD = South African National Institute for Communicable Diseases)

————————————- Updates latest first:

30 August 2020

625,056 cases were confirmed – 14,028 deaths – 538,604 recovered

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19 May 2020

16h00: Awaiting updates                       

18 May 2020

19h00:                       16,433 cases were confirmed – 286 deaths – 7,298 recovered

17 May 2020

19h00:                       15,515 cases were confirmed – 264 deaths – 7,006 recovered

16 May 2020

19h00:                       14,355 cases were confirmed – 261 deaths – 6,478 recovered

15 May 2020

19h00:                       13,524 cases were confirmed – 247 deaths – 6,083 recovered

14 May 2020

19h00:                       12,739 cases were confirmed – 238 deaths – 5,676 recovered

13 May 2020

19h00:                       12,074 cases were confirmed – 219 deaths – 4,745 recovered

12 May 2020

19h00:                       11,350 cases were confirmed – 206 deaths – 4,357 recovered

11 May 2020

19h00:                       10,652 cases were confirmed – 206 deaths – 4,357 recovered

10 May 2020

19h00:                       10,015 cases were confirmed – 194 deaths – 4,173 recovered

9 May 2020

19h00:                       9,420 cases were confirmed – 186 deaths – 3,983 recovered

8 May 2020

19h00:                       8,895 cases were confirmed – 178 deaths – 3,153 recovered

7 May 2020

19h00:                       8,232 cases were confirmed – 161 deaths – 3,153 recovered

6 May 2020

19h00:                       7,808 cases were confirmed – 153 deaths – 3,153 recovered

5 May 2020

19h00:                       7,572 cases were confirmed – 148 deaths – 2,746 recovered

4 May 2020

19h00:                       7,220 cases were confirmed – 138 deaths – 2,746 recovered

3 May 2020

19h00:                       6,783 cases were confirmed – 131 deaths – 2,549 recovered

2 May 2020

19h00:                       6,336 cases were confirmed – 123 deaths – 2,549 recovered

1 May 2020

19h00:                       5,951 cases were confirmed – 116 deaths – 2,382 recovered

30 April 2020

19h00:                       5,647 cases were confirmed – 103 deaths – 2,382 recovered

29 April 2020

19h00:                       5,350 cases were confirmed – 103 deaths – 2,073 recovered

28 April 2020

19h00:                       4,996 cases were confirmed – 93 deaths – 1,473 recovered

27 April 2020

19h00:                       4,793 cases were confirmed – 90 deaths – 1,473 recovered

26 April 2020

19h00:                       4,546 cases were confirmed – 87 deaths – 1,473 recovered

25 April 2020

19h00:                       4,361 cases were confirmed – 86 deaths – 1,473 recovered

24 April 2020

19h00:                       4,220 cases were confirmed – 79 deaths – 1,473 recovered

23 April 2020

19h00:                       3,953 cases were confirmed – 75 deaths – 1,473 recovered

22 April 2020

19h00:                       3,635 cases were confirmed – 65 deaths – 1,055 recovered

21 April 2020

19h00:                       3,465 cases were confirmed – 58 deaths – 1,055 recovered

20 April 2020

19h00:                       3,300 cases were confirmed – 58 deaths – 1,055 recovered

19 April 2020

19h00:                       3,158 cases were confirmed – 55 deaths – 903 recovered

18 April 2020

19h00:                       3,034 cases were confirmed – 52 deaths – 903 recovered

17 April 2020

19h00:                       2,783 cases were confirmed – 50 deaths – 903 recovered

16 April 2020

19h00:                       2,605 cases were confirmed – 48 deaths – 903 recovered

15 April 2020

19h00:                       2,506 cases were confirmed – 34 deaths – 410 recovered

14 April 2020

20h00:                       2,415 cases were confirmed – 27 deaths – 410 recovered

13 April 2020

20h00:                       2,272 cases were confirmed – 27 deaths – 410 recovered

12 April 2020

20h00:                       2,173 cases were confirmed – 25 deaths – 410 recovered

11 April 2020

20h00:                       2,028 cases were confirmed – 25 deaths – 410 recovered

10 April 2020

20h00:                       2,003 cases were confirmed – 24 deaths – 410 recovered

9 April 2020

20h00:                       1,934 cases were confirmed – 18 deaths – 95 recovered

8 April 2020

20h00:                       1,845 cases were confirmed – 18 deaths – 95 recovered

7 April 2020

19h00:                       1,749 cases were confirmed – 13 deaths – 95 recovered

6 April 2020

19h00:                       1,686 cases were confirmed – 12 deaths – 95 recovered

5 April 2020

19h00:                       1,655 cases were confirmed – 11 deaths – 95 recovered

4 April 2020

19h00:                       1,585 cases were confirmed – 9 deaths – 95 recovered

3 April 2020

19h00:                       1,505 cases were confirmed – 9 deaths – 95 recovered

2 April 2020

21h00:                       1,462 cases were confirmed – 7 deaths – 81 recovered

1 April 2020

21h00:                       1,380 cases were confirmed – 7 deaths – 81 recovered

31 March 2020

14h30:                       1,353 cases were confirmed – 5 deaths – 31 +50 recovered

30 March 2020

19h30:                       1,326 cases were confirmed – 3 deaths – 31 recovered

29 March 2020

22h00:                      1,280 cases were confirmed – 2 deaths – 31 recovered

28 March 2020

14h00:                      1,187 cases were confirmed – 1 death – 31 recovered

27 March 2020

22h00:                      1,170 cases were confirmed – 1 death – 31 recovered

26 March 2020

18h30:                      927 cases were confirmed – 0 deaths – 17 recovered

25 March 2020

21h00:                      709 cases were confirmed – 0 deaths – 12 recovered

24 March 2020

11h28:                     554 cases were confirmed – 0 deaths – 4 recovered

23 March 2020

16h00:                      402 cases were confirmed – 0 deaths – 1 recovered

22 March 2020

18h00:                      274 cases were confirmed – 0 deaths – 1 recovered

21 March 2020

14h00:                      240 cases were confirmed – 0 deaths – 1 recovered

20 March 2020

14h00:                      202 cases were confirmed – 0 deaths – 1 recovered

19 March 2020

14h00:                      150 cases were confirmed – 0 deaths – 1 recovered

18 March 2020

14h00:                      116 cases were confirmed – 0 deaths – 1 recovered

17 March 2020

14h00:                        65 cases were confirmed – 0 deaths.

16 March 2020

14h00:                        62 cases were confirmed – 0 deaths.

Benchmarks (South Africa)

14 March 2020:        38 cases were confirmed.

7 March 2020:          2 cases were confirmed.

The South African Government Department of Health are making regular statements. Before we become hardened to devastating numbers, before we make the elderly and the weak sick, we need to comprehend that we must stop the spread of the virus!

The government cannot do this on their own, we need to help by being vigilant and not panic, be responsible and not arrogant.