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Ghana has recorded 198 new Covid-19 infections according to the Ghana Health Service (GHS).
This brings the country’s number of active cases to 1,156 as of November 5, 2020.
Out of this number, four persons are in critical condition, 11 severe in conditions, and two others on ventilators, says GHS.
So far, 49,202 persons have contracted the novel coronavirus with 47,726 recoveries/discharges.
No new deaths have been recorded leaving the figure at 320.
Regional Breakdown
Greater Accra Region - 26,007; Ashanti Region - 11,047; Western Region - 2,999; Eastern Region - 2,455; Central Region - 1,935; Bono East Region – 785; Volta Region – 684; Western North Region – 653; Bono Region – 619; Northern Region – 547; Ahafo Region – 528; Upper East Region – 358; Oti Region – 243; Upper West Region – 90; Savannah Region – 62; North East Region – 19.
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