The highest number of cases was found in the province of Luanda (312), followed by Cabinda (143), Huíla (44), Huambo (34), Moxico (19), Cuanza Sul (15), Lunda Norte (15), Lunda Sul (10) and Benguela (6).
The bulletin also notes that the new cases were registered in patients aged between three months and 98 years, with 377 males and 221 females.
In the same period, six deaths were also recorded, of which three men and three women, in the provinces of Benguela (3) and Luanda (3).
1301 recoveries were also reported, of which 782 in Luanda, 328 in Cuanza Sul, 117 in Cabinda, 35 in Huíla, 25 in Huambo, eight in Benguela, four in Lunda Sul and two in Moxico.
The labs processed 4444 samples by RT-PCR with a daily positivity rate of 13.4 percent.
With the latest data, the country has a total of 90,316 cases, of which 10,374 are active, 1,832 have died and 78,110 have recovered.
