Update on COVID-19 response
- Covid-19 //
- Daily updates
Overall COVID-19 cases status as of 17-06-2022 |
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| Total number of tests performed to date | 410280 |
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| New cases confirmed in the last 24 hours | 4 |
| Cumulative number of cases confirmed to date | 17683 |
| Total cases currently under follow up/active cases | 2149 |
| Number of cases that are severe in the IDU | 0 |
| Number of cases that are in critical condition in the IDU | 0 |
| Number of cases recovered | 15630 |
| Number of new death in the last 24 hours | 0 |
| Cumulative number of death | 138 |
COVID-19 contacts status as of 17-06-2022 |
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| Number of contacts currently under follow up | 194 |
| Number of contacts under follow-up reach today | 135 |
| Number of contacts finished 14-day follow-up today | 18048 |
| Cumulative number of contacts followed | 20207 |
Related reports
17-06-2022 June 17th Daily update.PDF
16-06-2022 June 16th Daily Update.pdf
15-06-2022 June 15th Daily Update.pdf
14-06-2022 June 14th Daily Update.pdf
13-06-2022 June 13 Daily Update.PDF
12-06-2022 June 12th Daily Update.pdf
11-06-2022 June 11th Daily Update.pdf
10-06-2022 June 10th Update.pdf
09-06-2022 June 9th Daily Update.pdf
08-06-2022 June 8th Update.pdf
07-06-2022 June 7th Daily Update.pdf
06-06-2022 June 6th Daily Update.pdf
05-06-2022 June 5th Daily Update.pdf
04-06-2022 June 4th Update.pdf
03-06-2022 June 3rd Daily Update.pdf
Note:
The ministry of Health is conducting tracing of individuals who had contact with the COVID-19 cases. The government urges the public to strictly observe the rules of social distancing and other public health measures declared by the President of the Republic Of South Sudan and High Level Task-Force. Report any suspected case to nearest health facility or call toll free number: 6666. Continue to observe the instructions of Health Authorities particularly washing hands regularly with water and soap; maintaining physical distance from people (at least 2 meters (6 feet) distance between two individuals) and mandatory facemask or cloth face covering in public.
Generic activities to be undertaken within the first 72 hours
- home //
- PHEOC
South Sudan has been affected by the recurrent public health emergencies, including cholera, measles, Meningitis, Rift Valley Fever(RVF) as well as yellow fever in different parts of the country.
The country was responding to different public health emergencies through the existing emergency coordination platforms: National Task Force (NTF), technical working groups(TWG) which constitute members from different government sectors, UN agencies and national and international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and other partners.
To contribute to strengthening of national capacity for coordinating, the preparedness and response efforts, the Ministry of Health(MOH) of the Republic of South Sudan with support of the World Health Organization(WHO) established and officially inaugurated a public health emergency operation center (PHEOC) in October 2018. A PHEOC plays critical role in fulfilling the areas of emergency support functions of the nation, international Health Regulation (IHR-2005) obligations as well as the integrated Disease Surveillance and Response )IDSR) core functons.
