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Covid-19 Cases In Uganda Rise To 122 As One More Truck Driver Test Positive

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Ministry Of Health has today May, 11, 2020 confirmed one new Covid-19 positive case in Uganda out of 2,296 samples from truck drivers.

The new case is a Ugandan truck driver who arrived from Juba via Elegu border point

This brings the total number of COVID-19 cases to 122 in Uganda.

All 558 community samples have tested negative for COVID-19.

Total samples tested today are 2,854.

The total number of recovered cases in the country stands at 55. No single death has been registered in Uganda.

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