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The Ghana Health Service (GHS) says the country has recorded some one hundred and thirty-two (132) new cases of the Coronavirus disease.
This brings the total case count for the country to 48,643.
According to the latest update on the Service's site, the number of deaths remains 320 while the total number of recoveries/discharge has also increased to 47,446.
The site also stated that the Greater Accra Region still leads with the highest number of active cases.
Again, the number of regions to have recorded no active cases has dropped by one.
Meanwhile, 3 people are in critical condition, with some 2 others on ventilators and about 10 others in severe condition.
As at now, the country has 877 active cases of the virus.
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