Shafaq News / The Iraqi Ministry of Health registered on Wednesday 3441 new cases, 2439 recoveries and 57 deaths of COVID-19 over the past 24 hours.

 

The ministry said today, Wednesday, in the daily epidemiological report of COVID-19 pandemic in Iraq that 19933 samples were examined in all the specialized laboratories in Iraq for this day, bringing the total number of samples examined since the beginning of the outbreak in Iraq to 1203883.

 

The statement of the ministry added that 2439 patients has achieved full recovery from the virus in Iraq, distributed as follows:

 

Baghdad / Al-Rusafa 212

 

Baghdad / Al-Karkh 485

 

Medical City 51

 

Najaf 125

 

Al-Sulaymaniyah 46

 

Erbil 93

 

Duhok 25

 

Karbala 288

 

Kirkuk 57

 

Diyala 131

 

Wasit 149

 

Basra 119

 

Maysan 91

 

Babel 103

 

Al-Diwaniyah 106

 

Dhi Qar 76

 

Al-Anbar 43

 

Al-Muthanna 131

 

Nineveh 92

 

Saladin 16

 

The ministry also indicated that the new COVID-19 cases for today amounted to 3441, as follows:

 

Baghdad/ Al-Rusafa 207

 

Baghdad/ Al-Karkh 311

 

Medical City 98

 

Najaf 154

 

Al-Sulaymaniyah 108

 

Erbil 389

 

Duhok 69

 

Karbala 287

 

Kirkuk 220

 

Diyala 86

 

Wasit 202

 

Basra 577

 

Maysan 128

 

Babel 58

 

Al-Diwaniyah 54

 

Dhi Qar 125

 

Al-Anbar 95

 

Al-Muthanna 140

 

Nineveh 73

 

Saladin 60

 

 

 

The Ministry of Health indicated that 57 patients passed away from the complications of the virus, as follows:

 

Baghdad/ Al-Rusafa 2

 

Baghdad/ Al-Karkh 2

 

Medical City 3

 

Najaf 2

 

Al-Sulaymaniyah 5

 

   Erbil 9

 

Duhok 2

 

Karbala 4

 

Kirkuk 2

 

Diyala 1

 

Wasit 3

 

Basra 5

 

Maysan 1

 

Babel 4

 

Al-Diwaniyah 1

 

Dhi Qar 1

 

Nineveh 5

 

Saladin 5

 

               

 

The ministry noted that the total number of recoveries amounted to 114541 with a recovery rate of 71.4%. The total number of positive cases rose to 160,436, with 40307 inpatients and 592 patient admitted to ICU. The deaths toll stood at 5588, since the outbreak of the virus last March.