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COVID-19 UPDATE: NO NEW CASES TODAY

COVID-19 UPDATE: NO NEW CASES TODAY

May 21, 2020
10:09 pm

MHW Barbados COVID-19 Dashboard May 21, 2020

There are no newly diagnosed cases of COVID-19 in Barbados today. All 116 tests conducted for the viral illness yesterday were negative.

The number of persons infected since March 16 remains at 90 – 47 females and 43 males. Seventy people have recovered and 13 remain in isolation. No one was released from isolation today.

The Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory has now completed 4,438 tests.

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