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Coronavirus: Ten more deaths confirmed, while recovery rate rises to 84.3%

written by Rachel McLaughlin May 13, 2020
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Ten more people have sadly lost their lives as a result of Covid-19, it has been confirmed.

This brings the number of deaths to 1,497.

A further 159 new cases were confirmed by the Department of Health this evening, bringing the total to 23,401.

Meanwhile, it has been confirmed that 19,470 people who contracted Covid-19 have recovered, representing 84.3% of all cases. 

Our world is now full of statistics and numbers. I wanted to share an important one with you – our latest figures show 19,470 people have recovered from #COVIDー19. That is 84.3% of those who have contracted this virus.

— Simon Harris TD (@SimonHarrisTD) May 13, 2020

The latest report from Letterkenny Unversity Hospital, as of 8pm last night, shows that 10 people with Covid-19 were receiving treatment onsite. A further 14 people have suspected cases of the virus. No patients with Covid-19 related illness were recorded in Critical Care.

The HSE has said it is moving to address Covid-19 test results delays with a goal of speeding up the process to three days. The current average turnaround time is nine days.

Coronavirus: Ten more deaths confirmed, while recovery rate rises to 84.3% was last modified: May 14th, 2020 by Rachel McLaughlin
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