Moldova Has an Increased Number of COVID-19 Infection Cases
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18 September 2020 | 16:27
Moldova registers 665 new cases of COVID-19 infection.
There are six imported cases: Turkey- two, Ukraine- two, Italy-one, UK- one.
The balance of people infected with the new Coronavirus reached 45,648 cases.
In total, the authorities performed 2,776 tests, of which 237 are repeated tests.
Out of the total number of cases, 37 are medical workers: 14 doctors, 17 nurses, and six auxiliary staff.
There are 1,186 death cases, of which 16 are registered on September 18.
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