COUNT OF CASES PER REGION - GHANA COVID-19

COUNT OF CASES PER REGION - GHANA COVID-19

A report from the Ministry of Health confirm 125 more additional cases to Ghana covid-19 making 1,279, 134 recoveries, 10 deaths.

                                                                                                                       https://t.co/MqwMSD3Ui4

Figures of cases per region
(Cases count from highest to lowest)

ACCRA - 1,089

EASTERN REGION - 56

NORTHERN REGION - 13

OTI REGION -13

VOLTA REGION - 10

CENTRAL REGION - 9

UPPER WEST REGION - 8

UPPER EAST REGION - 8

NORTH EAST REGION - 2

WESTERN REGION - 1

GENDER DISTRIBUTION
MALE - 59%
FEMALE - 41%


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