99 new Coronavirus cases, 4 fatalities reported in Syria

Health Protection, Medical

99 new Coronavirus cases, 4 fatalities reported in Syria

Damascus, 99 new coronavirus cases, 92 recoveries, and 4 deaths were recorded in Syria on Saturday, according to the Health Ministry.

The Ministry said in a statement that the total number of coronavirus cases detected in Syria has climbed to 47,863, while the recoveries have amounted to 28,886, and the reported fatalities have reached up to 2733.

On March 22nd, the first coronavirus case was registered in Syria in a person who came from abroad while the first death was recorded on 29th of the same month

Source: Syrian Arab News Agency

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