SA records 2,334 Covid-19 cases, 64 deaths in 24 hours

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SA records 2,334 Covid-19 cases, 64 deaths in 24 hours
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SA recorded 2,334 new Covid-19 cases and 64 deaths in the past 24 hours, the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) said on Tuesday.

The NICD reported that of the 64 deaths recorded, one occurred in the past 24 to 48 hours. The remainder were captured as part of an ongoing audit.98,868 deaths and 3,662,032 confirmed infections recorded across SA to date.

The NICD also reported that there were 73 hospital admissions in the past day, meaning that 3,141 people are now being treated in hospital for Covid-19 complications.

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