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Costa Rica:Covid-19 cases - 55454 cases and 8590 deaths

Source: https://nuevaya.com.ni/costa-rica-suma-231-contagiados-por-covid-19-entre-ellos-7-menores/

Costa Rica confirms 32 new cases of coronavirus in 24 hours, number rises to 263
By YA08
March 27, 2020

The number of people infected with coronavirus in the last 24 hours in Costa Rica rose to 32.

With this new report, the total number of people with Covid-19 in Costa Rica is 263, indicates the latest balance from the authorities.

Costa Rica has so far recorded two deceased adults over 87 years of age.
 
Source: https://ticotimes.net/2020/03/28/co...lth-measures-as-coronavirus-tally-reaches-295

Costa Rica announces new health measures as coronavirus tally reaches 295
Alejandro Z??iga
March 28, 2020

Costa Rica has confirmed 295 cases of the novel coronavirus, the Health Ministry announced Saturday afternoon.

The figure marks a 32-person increase over the same time Friday. It matches the largest day-over-day increase in known cases of COVID-19 within Costa Rica.

In addition, 15 people are now hospitalized with COVID-19, six more than on Friday. Six of the hospitalized patients are in intensive care...
 
Source: https://ticotimes.net/2020/03/29/costa-rica-surpasses-300-known-cases-of-coronavirus
Costa Rica surpasses 300 known cases of coronavirus
Alejandro Z??iga
March 29, 2020

Costa Rica has confirmed 314 cases of the novel coronavirus, the Health Ministry announced Sunday afternoon.

The figure marks a 19-person increase over the same time Saturday.

In addition, 13 people are currently hospitalized with COVID-19 — six of them in intensive care. Of the six, only one is an elderly adult, according to health authorities...
 
Source: https://www.elmundo.cr/costa-rica/costa-rica-llega-a-los-330-casos-de-coronavirus/


Costa Rica reaches 330 cases of coronavirus
March 30, 2020 Karla P?rez Gonz?lez Costa Rica

San Jos?, Mar 30 (elmundo.cr) - The Ministry of Health announced this Monday that there are 330 cases of coronavirus in Costa Rica.

There are 160 women and 140 men, of whom 303 are Costa Rican and 27 foreigners. Positive cases are registered in 52 cantons of the seven provinces. By age there are 293 adults, 24 older adults and 13 minors.

3362 people have been discarded and two deaths are counted.

There are 15 hospitalized COVID-19 positive people, seven of them in intensive care.

The government of the Republic decreed a state of National Emergency two weeks ago, due to the threat of COVID-19.

Lessons in public and private schools were suspended until April 4.

In addition, only Costa Rican people and residents in the country can enter the country, a measure that will last until April 12, and they must remain in quarantine for 14 days.

This emergency declaration will remain in force for the period that the Executive Power provides, according to reports issued by the National Commission for Risk Prevention and Emergency Care or, failing that, for the maximum period established by the National Prevention Law. of Risks and Emergency Attention, Law N ? 8488, being able to be extended or modified by executive decree if the emergency conditions require it.
 
Source: https://www.elmundo.cr/costa-rica/se-confirman-347-casos-de-coronavirus-en-costa-rica/

347 coronavirus cases confirmed in Costa Rica
March 31, 2020 Karla P?rez Gonz?lez Costa Rica

San Jos?, Mar 31 (elmundo.cr) - The Ministry of Health announced this Tuesday that there are 347 cases of coronavirus in Costa Rica.

There are 167 women and 180 men, of whom 320 are Costa Rican and 27 foreigners.

Positive cases are registered in 52 cantons of the seven provinces. By age there are 309 adults, 24 older adults and 14 minors. 3498 people have been discarded, four people are recorded as recovered and two unfortunate deaths are recorded.

There are 15 hospitalized positive for COVID-19, eight of them in intensive care, the latter aged between 36 and 69 years.

The government of the Republic decreed a state of National Emergency two weeks ago, due to the threat of COVID-19.

Lessons in public and private schools were suspended until April 4.

In addition, only Costa Rican people and residents in the country can enter the country, a measure that will last until April 12, and they must remain in quarantine for 14 days.

This emergency declaration will remain in force for the period that the Executive Power provides, according to reports issued by the National Commission for Risk Prevention and Emergency Care or, failing that, for the maximum period established by the National Prevention Law. of Risks and Emergency Attention, Law N ? 8488, being able to be extended or modified by executive decree if the emergency conditions require it.
 
Source: https://news.co.cr/costa-rica-covid-19-update-375-confirmed-cases-new-restrictions-in-place/81434/

Costa Rica Covid-19 Update: 375 Confirmed Cases, New Major Restrictions in Place
By Laura Alvarado – April 1, 2020

On April 1st The Ministry of Health confirmed to The Star that 375 patients have tested positive for coronavirus, this number includes 181 women and 194 men out of which 347 are Costa Rican and 29 are foreigners; 337 are adult, 24 are senior citizens and 14 minors.

In total 15 people are currently hospitalized and 9 in intensive care with ages ranging from 36 to 69 years...
 
Source: https://www.eldiario.es/sociedad/Costa-Rica-COVID-19-pacientes-intensivos_0_1012798719.html

Costa Rica adds 396 cases of COVID-19 and more patients in intensive care
EFE - San Jos?
04/03/2020 - 01: 25h

The Minister of Health of Costa Rica, Daniel Salas, reported on Thursday that the country reached 396 positive cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus, which represents 21 more cases in the last 24 hours, and expressed concern about the increase in boarding schools and cases in intensive care.

Salas said in a virtual press conference that there are 17 hospitalized patients, of whom 11 are in intensive care, two more than on Wednesday.

"We do not want Costa Rica to go off course with COVID-19, to see how people in intensive care have been increasing, and they are people who are between the ages of 36 and 69, so we have to assume a responsible attitude and staying home, that can make a big difference, "said the minister.

The report also highlights that two people have died (both 87-year-old men with risk factors) and six are recovered, since the first case was confirmed on March 6 ...
 
https://www.ministeriodesalud.go.cr/...edarse-en-casa
April 2, 2020. The Minister of Health, Daniel Salas, stressed today at a press conference the need to stay at home, while clarifying that the vehicle restriction does not apply to those who are using their vehicle to work.

"We need to avoid contagions and in this line it is vital to stay home this coming Easter, but we are aware that we must allow people to work, with the indicated sanitary and preventive measures. Under this line, if you must work at Easter, proceed, nothing else, take with you the note that certifies that you are working, "said the hierarch.
The Minister also emphasized that the restriction covers all types of motor vehicles: such as cars, motorcycles, even electric vehicles; Bicycles and all types of shipments are excluded.
On the COVID-19 data as of April 2, the Minister reported that 396 positive people for COVID-19 are counted, with an age range between one year and 87 years. There are 192 women and 204 men, of whom 366 Costa Ricans and 30 foreigners.
Positive cases are registered in 53 cantons of the seven provinces. By age there are: 356 adults, 26 older adults and 14 minors. 3954 people have been discarded, six people are recorded as recovered and two unfortunate deaths are recorded.
17 people positive for COVID-19 are hospitalized, 11 of them in intensive care, the latter aged between 36 and 69 years.
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Source: https://delfino.cr/2020/04/20-nuevo...-costa-rica-total-sube-a-416-y-hay-11-curados

20 new cases of COVID-19 in Costa Rica; total goes up to 416 and there are 11 healed
Apr 3, 2020 1:00 PM

The Costa Rican Ministry of Health confirmed 20 new cases of COVID-19 in the country this Friday, bringing the total number of cases to 416.

Cases are reported in 54 cantons of the 7 provinces. The confirmed cases correspond to 373 adults, 27 adults and 16 minors.

There are 11 people discharged and 2 deceased, so the number of active cases (current patients) is 403.

There are 23 interned people, of which 13 people are interned in Intensive Care Units, with ages between 24 to 69 years.

Likewise, the number of cases discarded because their COVID-19 test was negative rose to 4044. In total, results of 110 tests run in the last 24 hours were reported, with which the total number of tests performed (confirmed + discarded) is out of 4460.

Health Minister Daniel Salas asked people with loss of taste or smell (automatically suspected cases of COVID-19) to wear a face mask.

“Beyond the number of confirmed that we report every day, what should concern us is the number of patients who require hospitalization. This is worrisome and we all have to assume our degree of responsibility, individual effort is decisive in caring for our neighbor, "reaffirmed the minister.

In accordance with the improvement in the processes, the minister indicated to the people that, if they have not been provided with the information on the results of the COVID-19 test after 48 hours, they can write to the Health Services Audit to propose the corresponding request agss@misalud.go.cr
 
Source: https://delfino.cr/2020/04/19-nuevos-cas-de-covid-19-en-costa-rica-total-llega-a-435

19 new cases of COVID-19 in Costa Rica; total reaches 454
APR 5, 2020
12:55 PM

The Ministry of Health of Costa Rica confirmed this Sunday 19 new cases of COVID-19 in the country, bringing the total number of cases to 454. Compared to the previous day, the growth was 4.37%, the most Low since March 21.

Cases are reported in 55 cantons of the 7 provinces. The confirmed cases correspond to 411 adults, 28 adults and 15 minors.

There are 16 people discharged (three more than yesterday) and 2 deceased, so the number of active cases (current patients) is 436. There are currently 30 people waiting for their recovery certification.

There are 26 interned people, of which 14 people are interned in Intensive Care Units, with ages between 35 to 85 years. At the moment, the country has only 140 beds for Intensive Care, and 80% of them are already occupied.

Likewise, the number of cases discarded because their COVID-19 test was negative rose to 4644. In total, the results of 444 tests run in the last 24 hours were reported, with which the total number of tests performed (confirmed + discarded) is out of 5098.
 
Source: https://www.elmundo.cr/costa-rica/se-confirman-467-casos-de-coronavirus-en-costa-rica/

467 Coronavirus Cases Confirmed in Costa Rica
April 6, 2020 Karla P?rez Gonz?lez Costa Rica
San Jos?, Apr 6 (elmundo.cr) - The Ministry of Health announced this Monday that there are 467 cases of coronavirus in Costa Rica.

As of Monday, April 6, there are 467 cases confirmed by COVID-19, with an age range of one to 87 years. There are 227 women and 240 men, of whom 435 are Costa Rican and 32 foreigners.

Positive cases are registered in 55 cantons of the seven provinces. By age we have: 422 adults, 29 older adults and 16 minors.

At this time, 4896 people have been discarded, 18 are registered as recovered and two regrettable deaths are recorded.

In total there are 26 people hospitalized of which 14 of them are in intensive care with an age range of 35 to 85 years.

The government of the Republic decreed a state of National Emergency three weeks ago, due to the threat of COVID-19.

Lessons in public and private schools were suspended until further notice.

In addition, only Costa Rican people and residents in the country can enter the country, a measure that will last until April 12, and they must remain in quarantine for 14 days.

The present declaration of emergency will remain in force for the period that the Executive Power provides, according to reports issued by the National Commission for Risk Prevention and Emergency Care or, failing that, for the maximum period established by the National Prevention Law. of Risks and Emergency Attention, Law N ? 8488, being able to be extended or modified by executive decree if the emergency conditions require it.
 
Source: https://delfino.cr/2020/04/16-nuevos-casos-de-covid-19-en-costa-rica-total-llega-a-483

16 new cases of COVID-19 in Costa Rica; total reaches 483 and there are already 24 healed
Apr 7, 2020 1:01 PM

The Ministry of Health of Costa Rica confirmed this Tuesday 16 new cases of COVID-19 in the country, bringing the total number of cases to 483. Compared to the previous day, growth was 3.43%, the second lowest since the start of the pandemic.

Cases are reported in 56 cantons of the 7 provinces corresponding to 437 adults, 29 adults and 17 minors.

There are 24 people discharged (six more than yesterday) and 2 deceased, so the number of active cases (current patients) is 457. There are currently 30 people waiting for their recovery certification.

There are 25 people hospitalized (one less than yesterday), of which 14 people are hospitalized in Intensive Care Units, with ages between 35 to 85 years. At the moment, the country has only 140 beds for Intensive Care, and 80% of them are already occupied.

Likewise, the number of cases discarded because their COVID-19 test was negative rose to 5042. In total, results were reported from 162 tests analyzed in the last 24 hours, with which the accumulated total of tests performed (confirmed + discarded) it is 5525.

The Minister of Health, Daniel Salas clarified that, since the emails delivered for complaints or doubts have received numerous other communications, it was decided to focus everything through 1322, therefore, the population is told that all doubts, complaints and other information about COVID-19 will be handled through this line, except for emergencies that must be reported to 9-1-1.
 
Source: https://ticotimes.net/2020/04/08/costa-rica-surpasses-500-known-coronavirus-cases

Costa Rica surpasses 500 known coronavirus cases
Alejandro Z??iga
April 8, 2020

Costa Rica has confirmed 502 total cases of the novel coronavirus, the Health Ministry announced Wednesday afternoon.

The figure marks a 19-person increase over the same time Tuesday.

Twenty-three people are currently hospitalized with COVID-19 — 15 of them in intensive care. The age range of patients in intensive care is from 35 to 85 years old.

Two elderly adults have died after contracting COVID-19, and 29 people have recovered — five more than Tuesday — meaning Costa Rica has 471 active cases...
 
Source: https://ticotimes.net/2020/04/10/costa-rica-adds-19-new-cases-of-covid-19-12-more-people-recovered

...Costa Rica has confirmed 558 total cases of the novel coronavirus, the Health Ministry announced Friday afternoon.

The figure marks a 19-person increase over the same time Thursday.

Twenty people are currently hospitalized with COVID-19 — 13 of them in intensive care. The age range of patients in intensive care is from 35 to 85 years old.

Three people — including a 45-year-old with no underlying health risks — have died after contracting COVID-19, and 42 people have recovered, meaning Costa Rica has 513 active cases...
 
Source: https://qcostarica.com/e-coronaviru...covered-new-measures-for-next-week-announced/



Coronavirus in Costa Rica: 577 infections, 49 recovered; New measures for next week announced
By Rico -
11 April 2020 154

Health Minister Daniel Salas reported at noon today, Saturday, that people infected with the coronavirus reached 577, 19 more than the reported the day before, while a total of 49 now have recovered.

The number of active cases is now 525.

In the total of the number of infected with the covid-19 are 557 adults (of which 31 are seniors) and 20 minors. They are 277 women and 300 men, 541 are Costa Rican and 36 are foreigners.

At the moment, there are cases of infection with covid-19 disease in 59 of the 82 cantons of the country.

Topping the list of infections by cantons is San Jose (72), followed by Alajuela (71), Desamparados (34), Santa Ana (30) and San Carlos (28); the five representing more than 40% of all the cases in the country.

The Minister of Health reported that the number of hospitalized has risen t 18, that is, 3.1%, of these, 13 are in intensive care units (ICU).

The number of deceased remains at three, all men: two 87-year-old registered at the Alajuela hospital, and one more, 45-year-old, who died on Holy Wednesday, at the San Juan de Dios hospital...
 
https://ticotimes.net/2020/04/13/cos...covid-19-cases

Costa Rica has surpassed 600 total cases of the novel coronavirus, the Health Ministry announced Monday afternoon.

The country has confirmed 612 total cases, a 17-person increase over the same time Sunday. Costa Rica has added 20 or fewer known cases in 10 of the last 11 days.

Twenty people are currently hospitalized with COVID-19 — 14 of them in intensive care. The age range of patients in intensive care is from 35 to 85 years old.

Three people have died after contracting COVID-19, and 62 people have recovered — six more than Sunday — meaning Costa Rica has 547 active cases.
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Source: https://delfino.cr/2020/04/con-ocho...total-en-costa-rica-sube-a-626-hay-67-curados

With eight new cases of COVID-19, the total in Costa Rica rises to 626; there are 67 cured
APR 15, 2020
1:05 PM

The Costa Rican Ministry of Health confirmed eight new cases of COVID-19 in the country on Wednesday, bringing the total number of cases to 626. Compared to yesterday, the percentage change in confirmed cases was 1.29 %, one of the lowest since the start of the pandemic.

Cases are reported in 59 cantons of the 7 provinces corresponding to 570 adults, 31 adults and 25 minors. Four of the confirmed cases correspond to pregnant women.

There are 67 people discharged (1 more than yesterday) and 4 deceased (one more than yesterday), so the number of active cases (current patients) is 555.

There are 16 people hospitalized (three less than yesterday), of which 11 people are hospitalized in Intensive Care Units (three less than yesterday), with ages between 33 to 75 years. At the moment, the country has only 140 beds for Intensive Care, and 80% of them are already occupied.

Likewise, the number of cases discarded because their COVID-19 test was negative rose to 6511. In total, results were reported from 76 tests analyzed in the last 24 hours, with which the accumulated total of people tested (confirmed + discarded) it is 7137.

The total number of tests accumulated to date (includes discarded, confirmed, reconfirmations, follow-ups, etc.) is 9089, so 386 tests were carried out in the last 24 hours.

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