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Vanuatu Situation Report #147

Published: 03 June 2022 Hits: 723
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Vanuatu Situation Report – Issued 01 June Covering 31 May to 01 June 2022

SUMMARY AND DISEASE BURDEN

  • On 04 March 2022, an active COVID-19 case was confirmed at Vila Central Hospital who had no travel history, indicating transmission at community level.
  • As of 17 May the following recommendations have been made:
  • Vanua Lava and Gaua now move to Recovery Level 1. Torres group (Hiu, Toga, Loh, Tequa, Metoma) to move to Recovery Level 1 and the rest of the Banks group (Merelava, Merig, Mota, Ureparapara) to remain at COVID-19 Alert Level 1. Motalava now moves to Alert Level 3.
  • Tanna and Erromango – COVID 19 Alert Level 3 and Aneityum, Aniwa and Futuna to remain at COVID-19 Alert Level 1.
  • Pentecost to move to Recovery Level 1 and Ambae and Maewo to remain at COVID 19 Alert Level 1.
  • All the islands of Malampa province remain at COVID-19 Alert Level 1.
  • Efate and its offshore islands to remain at Recovery Level 1 and Epi, Tongoa and Shepherds group (Makira, Buninga, Mataso, Emae, Tongariki) to remain at COVID 19 Alert Level 1.
  • Santo and its offshore islands and Malo Island to move to Recovery Level 1
  • A total of 9438 confirmed cases have been reported since the beginning of 2022.
  • 114 new confirmed cases have been reported in the last 24 hours, 18 in TAFEA Province (Tanna), 7 in SHEFA (Efate), 2 in TORBA Province (Vanua Lava), 86 in PENAMA Province (Ambae and Pentecost) and 1 in SANMA Province (Santo). The accuracy of the data is based on the accuracy of the case notification. **Discrepancies with previous reports result from change in the way data are reported**
  • After having reported its first case border on 09 May, Ambae island reported its first community cases. 32 active cases reported since 29 May. Case investigation and contact tracing ongoing.
  • No hospitalization is reported during this period

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