South Africa has recorded 1,816 Covid-19 cases, bringing the nationwide total to 648,214, the national health department announced on Saturday evening.
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South Africa has recorded 1,816 Covid-19 cases in the previous 24 hours, bringing the nationwide total to 648,214, the national health department says. Health minister Zweli Mkhize said the country had recorded 49 more Covid-19 deaths as at Saturday night. Thirteen were in the Western Cape, 12 in Gauteng, 11 in KwaZulu-Natal, eight in the Eastern Cape, and five from Free State.“Our recoveries now stand at 576,423 which translates to a recovery rate of 88,9%.”
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