231 samples tested for COVID -19 at the Uganda Virus Research Institute on 6th April 2020 have been confirmed Negative.
The total number of Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases in Uganda still stands at 52 and all are in stable condition, according to a press release from the Ministry of Health.
4 samples have tested positive for COVID-19 out of the 300 samples tested at the Uganda Virus Research Institute on 5th April 2020. 296 samples tested Negative.
This makes a total of 52 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Uganda.
All the 398 samples tested for COVID-19 at the Uganda Virus Research Institute on 4th April 2020 have been confirmed Negative. The number of confirmed cases for COVID-19 still stands at 48.
419 samples tested at Uganda Virus Research Institute on 3rd April 2020, 3 have been confirmed positive and 416 were negative. The makes a total of 48 confirmed cases of COVID-19.
A total of 301 samples tested Negative for COVID-19 while one (1) tested positive on 2nd April 2020. This makes a total of 45 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Uganda
63 samples tested on 1st April 2020 at the Uganda Virus Research Institute all confirmed negative for COVID 19, according to the Minister of Health Dr Ruth Aceng.
Members of Health Committee of Parliament visited Uganda Virus Research Institute to be briefed on the institute’s preparedness and capacity to test COVID-19.
11 new COVID 19 cases were confirmed positive on 31st March 2020. So far Uganda has a total of 44 confirmed cases of COVID19.
In a Television Address to clarify on the preventive measures President Yoweri Museveni issued on Monday night against the spread of COVID 19, he said out of the 176 people tested, 11 of them tested positive.
The Uganda Virus Research Institute has stepped up its capacity to test suspected cases of the Corona Virus Disease(COVID-19). The Institute has investigated various suspected cases of Corona virus but all tests have been confirmed negative.
