TURKEY

46 More Lives Lost

The number of people that have lost their lives because of Coronavirus in Turkey has reached 214, increasing by 46. The total number of cases is up to 13,531.
April 1, 2020 1018
46 More Lives Lost
https://covid19.saglik.gov.tr/

Minister of Health Fahrettin Koca expressed that 2,704 new Covid-19 cases were diagnosed positive, 46 more people have lost their lives, the number of cases has reached 13,531, and the number of lives lost has reached 214, as of March 31st.

Yesterday evening Minister Koca via his Twitter account also stated, "Our number of tests administered increased by 25.2% as of yesterday. The number of our TEST CENTERS reached 75. We are faster and more advantageous in discovering positive cases. Let's not compromise social isolation. Contact = Risk. Let's not forget.

 

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