100 coronavirus positive patients disappear
Health authorities are raising a red flag after over 100 coronavirus positive have gone off local health personnel’s radar.
Information from the Public Health Institute of Malawi says the patients have bolted
over the past several months.
Since the first domestic cases were registered in April, health officials in local communities have been keeping track of the patients including recording constant updates regarding their status.
The health institute says as of November 30, some 102 Covid-19 cases got lost in follow-up.
The development is raising fears of a possible recurrence of the pandemic which has recently slowed down in the country.
Currently Malawi has 44 active coronavirus cases from a cumulative total of 6,028 confirmed infections.
The country has recorded 185 deaths todate.
Meanwhile, the Department of Disaster says it needs K4.5 billion to procure over three thousand tents to be used in schools of the country during this rainy season .
Deputy director of Response and Recovery, Dyce Nkhoma said most schools created open air classes to enforce social distance during this Covid-19 period and the absence of tents will affect studies of learners during this rainy season.
Nkhoma has pleaded with organisations and well wishers to assist with tents to use in schools .
Department of disaster should not be ashamed, this is the time to ask son of Malawi Bushiri to assist
Mube bwino
ndukuzani…infact all their figures are fake….chiyambileni kupeleka ma figure awo a covid they have been fake cholinga abe ndalama…i really dont understand why Chakwera and Chilima sakutsetsa kumeneku amapanga za covid ku….full of cadets….apa akunama kut 100 sakupezeka, sakupezekanso bwanji, they were not in existence in the first place, anali ma ghost patients, kudyera mudzina la covid muzalangidwa
It’s either they dead or have recovered.
Even after the reforms, they are stilling thinking of constructing thousands of tents.
Yes because tents are temporary and be stored away once covid-19 ends