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Vanuatu Situation Report #114

Published: 29 April 2022 Hits: 128
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Vanuatu Situation Report – Issued 29 April Covering 28 to 29 April 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 22 April 2022, Shefa have moved to Recovery level 2 and Sanma, Torba province and Pentecost, Tanna, Erromango and Aneityum are at Alert Level 3 (Very High) due to large-scale community transmission
  • A total of 7483 confirmed cases have been reported since the beginning of 2022.
  • 135 new confirmed cases have been reported in the last 24 hours, including 12 in Shefa Province (Efate, Ifira and Lelepa islands), 62 in Sanma Province (Santo and Malo islands), 44 in Pentecost island (Penama Province), 15 in Tafea Province and 2 cases in Gaua Islands (Torba Province).
  • New cases have been reported in Erromango island (Tafea Province) and Gaua and Vanua Lava island (Torba Province)
  • Currently, there are 3 cases hospitalized directly due to COVID-19 infection, all in Shefa province and in stable condition

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Vanuatu Situation Report #113

Published: 29 April 2022 Hits: 322
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Vanuatu Situation Report – Issued 27 April Covering 26 to 27 April 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 22 April 2022, Shefa have moved to Recovery level 2 and Sanma, Torba province and Pentecost are at Alert Level 3 (Very High) due to large-scale community transmission. The other two provinces of Vanuatu are at Alert Level 1 (Medium Risk) due to the risk of importation of COVID-19
  • A total of 7330 confirmed cases have been reported since the beginning of 2022.
  • 185 new confirmed cases have been reported in the last 24 hours, including 28 in Shefa Province (Efate, Ifira and Lelepa islands), 73 in Sanma Province (Santo and Malo islands), 71 in Pentecost Island (Penama Province), 3 in Tafea Province (Tanna and Erromango) and 10 cases in Torres Islands (Torba Province).
  • New cases have been reported in Erromango island (Tafea Province) and Gaua and Vanua Lava island (Torba Province)
  • Currently, there are 3 cases hospitalized directly due to COVID-19 infection, all in Shefa province and in stable condition.

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Vanuatu Situation Report #112

Published: 28 April 2022 Hits: 265
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Vanuatu Situation Report – Issued 27 April Covering 26 to 27 April 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 22 April 2022, Shefa have moved to Recovery level 2 and Sanma, Torba province and Pentecost are at Alert Level 3 (Very High) due to large-scale community transmission. The other two provinces of Vanuatu are at Alert Level 1 (Medium Risk) due to the risk of importation of COVID-19
  • A total of 7151 confirmed cases have been reported since the beginning of 2022.
  • 82 new confirmed cases have been reported in the last 24 hours, including 22 in Shefa Province (Efate, Ifira and Lelepa islands), 27 in Sanma Province (Santo and Malo islands), 0 in Pentecost island (Penama Province), 0 in Tafea Province and 33 cases in Torres Islands (Torba Province).
  • Currently, there are 3 cases hospitalized directly due to COVID-19 infection, all in Shefa province and in stable condition.

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COVID-19 cases confirmed on Tanna: Errongmango and Aneitym and Tanna are now move to Alert Level 3

Published: 27 April 2022 Hits: 367
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Today the Ministry of Health confirmed six (6) positive cases of COVID-19 on Tanna Island as investigation continues in other parts of Tafea Province

The three islands will move immediately to Level 3 of the Vanuatu Outbreak Alert System, which means there is widespread community transmission, and the risk is very high. An immediate move to COVID-19 Alert level 3 allows for the most vulnerable to be protected and delays transmission.

Read more: COVID-19 cases confirmed on Tanna: Errongmango and Aneitym and Tanna are now move to Alert Level 3

Vanuatu Situation Report #111

Published: 27 April 2022 Hits: 252
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Vanuatu Situation Report – Issued 26 April Covering 25 to 26 April 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 22 April 2022, Shefa have moved to Recovery level 2 and Sanma, Torba province and Pentecost are at Alert Level 3 (Very High) due to large-scale community transmission. The other two provinces of Vanuatu are at Alert Level 1 (Medium Risk) due to the risk of importation of COVID-19
  • A total of 7054 confirmed cases have been reported since the beginning of 2022.
  • 89 new confirmed cases have been reported in the last 24 hours, including 52 in Shefa Province (Efate, Ifira and Lelepa islands), 30 in Sanma Province (Santo and Malo islands), 1 in Pentecost island (Penama Province) and 0 case in Torres Islands (Torba Province).
  • 6 cases have been reported in Tanna island (Tafea Province). There have been unverified reports of cases in other islands in Tafea Province; provincial teams have been deployed to investigate.
  • Currently, there are 3 cases hospitalized directly due to COVID-19 infection, all in Shefa province and in stable condition.

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