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In Uganda: Coronavirus Cases Rise To 797 As 23 Test Positive

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The Ministry of Health has confirmed Twenty three new COVID-19 cases. This brings the number of cases confirmed in Uganda to 797 as of June 23rd, 2020.

According to the health ministry, the new cases were from 2,219 samples tested, 5 of them were from 1,308 samples tested at points of entry while 18 were from 911 samples of alerts and contacts.

The Ministry of Health also confirmed that 13 foreign truck drivers tested positive for COVID-19 and were returned to their respective country of origin.

In Uganda, total Covid-19 Recoveries stands at 699

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