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Ghana’s coronavirus cases currently stand at 5,918 after 188 new cases have been confirmed by the Ghana Health Service.
The number of recorded deaths have also increased by two bringing the new number to 31.
Meanwhile, the number of recoveries still stands at 1,754 since the previous update on May 16, 2020.
Total Confirmed Covid-19 Cases stand at 5,918 with 1,754 Recoveries and 31 Deaths
— Disease Surveillance Dept_GHS (@DSD_GHS) May 19, 2020
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