The World Health Organization has revealed that validated cases of Coronavirus in Africa have become in excess of 11,900.
Based on the new report by the WHO, Africa’s most populous nation, Nigeria, has fewer cases when compared to less populated countries like South Africa, Algeria, and Cameroon who continue to top the list of countries with the highest reported cases. While the second-lowest verified cases of COVID-19 countries in Africa are Gambia with four cases and one death and Sao Tome with zero deaths from four cases.
The World Health Organisation Regional Office for Africa, disclosed the news on its official twitter account @WHOAFRO on Friday.
“COVID19 cases in Africa rise to over 11,900 – with 1,586 recoveries and 608 deaths reported,’’ it stated.
See the Stats on their Twitter Page below;
#COVID19 cases in Africa rise to over 11,900 – with 1,586 recoveries & 608 deaths reported. View country figures & more with the WHO African Region COVID-19 Dashboard: https://t.co/V0fkK8dYTg pic.twitter.com/tx74tK1U2T
— WHO African Region (@WHOAFRO) April 10, 2020