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Sudan Announces 91 New Cases Of COVID-19, Total At 533
02 May, 2020
KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Sudan reported on Saturday 91 new cases of COVID-19 bringing the country’s total cases to 533.
A Health Ministry report carried out by the Sudan News Agency said the new cases included two deaths in al-Gezira State while three deaths were reported among the cases that had been announced earlier in Khartoum State. This raised the death toll to 36 besides 46 recoveries.
The Agency said 71 of the new cases were reported in Khartoum State, 7 in North Kurdofan, 6 in Sinnar, 3 in al-Gezira, 2 Nahar Annil and one case in each of al- Gadarif and South Darfur.
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