Jordan records 7,354 new cases of the Corona epidemic and 74 deaths - may God have mercy on them all

Arab Weather - Today (7354) new cases of Corona epidemic were recorded in the Kingdom, and (74) deaths were recorded - may God have mercy on them
Details through the report issued by the Jordanian Ministry of Health:

(7354) cases were recorded, bringing the total number of injuries to (521,461) cases.

• (74) deaths were recorded, (may God have mercy on them all), bringing the total number of deaths to (5701) cases.

• The percentage of positive examinations reached nearly (18.94%), compared to (19.55%) yesterday.

• (38,829) laboratory tests were performed, bringing the total number of examinations to (5,403,594).

• The number of recovery cases in home isolation and hospitals for this day (3481) cases, bringing the total cases of recovery to (420,452) cases.

• The number of active cases is currently (95,308).

• The number of cases that have been admitted to hospitals today is (435) cases, while (386) cases have been discharged.

• The total number of confirmed cases receiving treatment in hospitals is (3165) cases.

• The total number of isolation beds used in hospitals for confirmed and suspected cases yesterday (2,552), with an occupancy rate (48%).

• The total number of ICU beds used in hospitals for confirmed and suspected cases yesterday is (729), with an occupancy rate (57%).

• The total number of ventilators used in hospitals for confirmed and suspected cases yesterday (369), occupancy rate (32%).

The cases of infection for this day were distributed as follows:

- (3918) in the governorate of the capital, Amman.

- (887) are in Irbid governorate, of which (18) are in Ramtha.

- (579) in Zarqa Governorate.

- (486) in Jerash governorate.

- (336) in Al-Balqa governorate.

- (215) in Karak governorate.

- (215) in Madaba governorate.

- (167) in Tafila governorate.

- (149) in the Aqaba governorate.

- (147) in Mafraq governorate.

- (141) in the Ajloun governorate.

- (114) are in Ma'an Governorate, of which (26) are in Petra.