Malé, Maldives — HPA announces additional 63 confirmed cases and 77 recoveries over the past 24 hours.
HPA disclosed that, between 6pm of September 30, and 6pm of 1st of October, additional 63 people were confirmed for the virus in Maldives. They are:
- 31 Maldivians
- 32 Foreigners
Among the confirmed 63 cases, 51 cases were found from the Greater Male’ area and the remaining 12 were from the atolls of Maldives.
With these 63 cases that were confirmed over the past 24 hours, Maldives now has a total of 10,354 confirmed Covid-19 cases. However, currently among these cases, there are only 1,126 active cases present in the Maldives.
Easing the lock-down measures in the Capital of Maldives, Malé city, has contributed a lot in increasing the number of confirmed cases in Maldives, contributing to over 90% of total cases. While the majority of the confirmed cases were initially of foreign nationals, the lock-down easement on the capital city Malé, resulted in having a large proportion of Maldivian nationals confirming positive for the virus.
However, the number of cases is now decreasing, as the peak appears to have tipped for the better.
The islands and resorts that have active cases outside of the Malé city according to HPA are:
- HA. Hoarafushi: 04 caseS
- Hdh. Kulhudhuffushi: 05 cases
- Sh. Kanditheem: 01 case
- Sh. Maroshi: 01 case
- R. Ungoofaaru: 01 case
- B. Eydhafushi: 01 case
- B. Dharavandhoo: 01 case
- K. Dhiffushi: 01 case
- K. Guraidhoo: 01 case
- AA. Thoddu: 01 case
- AA. Maalhos: 01 case
- ADh. Maamigili: 02 cases
- Adh. Kunburudhoo: 02 cases
- Dh. Kudahuvadhoo: 01 case
- Th. Veymandoo: 1 case
- Th. Madifushi: 01 case
- Ga. Villingili: 01 case
- Ga. Maamendhoo: 02 cases
- Gdh. Thinadhoo: 01 cases
- Gdh. Gahdhoo: 01 case
- Gdh. Hoadedhhoo: 03 cases
- S. Gan: 54 cases
- S. Hulhudhoo: 01 case
While 63 people tested positive for the virus today, 79 people completely recovered from the virus over the past 24 hours according to HPA. Along with these 79 recoveries, the recovery cases in Maldives has now reached 9,187. The recovery rate has increased rapidly from less than 60% to 88% over the past few days.
Up to date, 34 people have passed away from Covid-19 in Maldives. The deceased are 28 elderly Maldivian nationals, 5 Bangladeshi nationals and a Filipino national.
Currently there are 573 people in the isolation facilities of Maldives and 79 people are hospitalized due to the virus.
