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    Saint Lucia Records Eight New Cases Of COVID-19

    October 28, 2020Updated:October 28, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Today, Wednesday October 28, 2020 the Ministry of Health & Wellness received confirmation of eight new cases of COVID-19. This brings the total number of cases diagnosed to date in country to 73. There are now 46


    Case #66 is a 33 year old female from the Laborie district
    Case #67 is a 35 year old female from the Laborie district
    Case #68 is a 62 year old female from the Vieux-Fort district
    Case #69 is a 60 year old female from the Vieux-Fort district
    Case #70 is a 37 year old female in quarantine at the Rodney Bay Public Medical Facility

    Case #71 is a 21 year old male from the Gros-Islet district
    Case #72 is a 29 year old female from the Castries district Case #73 is a 23 year old female from the Castries district
    Cases # 70, #71, #72 and #73 are linked to cases #41 and #58. Case #66 is linked to case #61.


    All cases, following testing for COVID-19, were placed in quarantine awaiting their results. They have since been placed in isolation at the Respiratory Hospital.


    It can be noted that there is a distribution of cases to additional districts, which points to the widening in transmission of the virus across the island. We must remain vigilant.

    We must
    Administration* Environmental Health* Bureau of Health Education* Accounts* Community Nursing Service* Pharmacy* Health Planning* Epidemiology* AIDS/HIV/STD* Medical CareMaternal and Child Health Dental*
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    remain committed to doing all within our control to limit the spread of COVID-19 amongst us. Everyone needs to act responsibly to reduce our exposure to the virus.
    Anyone with respiratory symptoms like cough, fever, shortness of breath, sore throat should not be at work, socializing or in any public place. It is important that people who are unwell seek care promptly at the closest Community Respiratory Clinic.


    The Ministry of Health once more reminds everyone to:

    • wash and sanitize hands often throughout the day
    • always wear a mask while in public
    • maintain a separation of six feet from others while on public, which is about two arm’s
      length apart
      The Ministry of Health and Wellness will continue providing updates as new information becomes available.
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