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Source: Ministry of Health, Republic of Rwanda | Jan 27, 2021

Coronavirus - Rwanda: COVID-19 update (26 January 2021)

KIGALI, Rwanda, January 27, 2021/APO Group/ --

Total cases: 13,885 (+574)
Recovered: 8,861 (+180) | 65.2%
Active cases: 4,843
Tests: 849,082 (+10,407)
Deaths: 181 (+4) | 1.3%
Test positivity rate: 5.5%

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Ministry of Health, Republic of Rwanda.

Coronavirus - Rwanda: COVID-19 update (26 January 2021)

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