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Health Ministry Records 135 Fatalities In 24 hours In South Africa

Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 08:17 am

Over 135 people has been killed by the novel coronavirus in South Africa, the Health Ministry made this known on in the late hours of Sunday via Zweli Mkhize.

The Heath minister said 1,371 new COVID-19 cases were likewise recognized, pushing the contaminations to 726,823.

South Africa has the most noteworthy number of COVID-19 cases in Africa.

It is likewise the twelfth most-influenced country around the world.

There are over 800,000 known cases in the country with the casualties resulting to 20,000. The coronavirus has impacted business negatively in South Africa, with the resumption of sport in the country it’s left to be seen if another lockdown will be imposed.

Albert Echetah

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