MOH records the lowest Covid-19 infections ahead of presidential address

Noelyn Nassuuna | July 27, 2021

By Ivan Ssenabulya

Uganda’s new COVID-19 infections have dropped to 71, the lowest recorded since the 42-day lockdown was announced by President Museveni.

These were from tests done on 25^th July 2021.

On the same day, the ministry of health also recorded 11 deaths, the lowest in a day.

This comes ahead of President Museveni’s address on the Covid-19 situation in the country slated for July 31^st 2021 after the 42-day lockdown he announced on 18^th June elapses on Friday this week.

The country currently has 92,795 cumulative confirmed cases, 631 active ones on admission at health facilities, 2,590 cumulative deaths and 78,415 recoveries.