Pretoria Covid-19 daily cases show downward trend
Only about 217 positive cases were recorded on Monday.
Covid-19 cases in Pretoria have shown a downward trend as opposed to the reported peak period in August.
On Monday, the region recorded about 217 new cases according to stats published by the department of health.
Sunday saw about 445, a low number considering projections of modellers which anticipated August to have the highest number of transmissions.
The total number of Covid-19 cases stood at 40 475 with 26 823 recoveries and 558 recorded deaths thus far.
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The breakdown was as follows:
City of Tshwane 40 475 cases breakdown:
– City of Tshwane 1: Ga-Rankuwa, Mabopane, Winterveldt, Soshanguve, Rosslyn, Karen Park, Wonderboom, Akasia, Nina Park, Orchards, Amandasig, Theresa Park, Pretoria North (8 916 cases and 6 088 recoveries);
– City of Tshwane 2: Hammanskraal, Temba, Suurman, Dilopye, Stinkwater, Ramotse, New Eersterust, Kameeldrift, Pyramid/Rooiwal, Doornpoort, Kekana Gardens, Marokolong, Randstown, Kanana (2 904 cases and 1 514 recoveries);
– City of Tshwane 3: Atteridgeville, Laudium, Pretoria CBD, Hercules, Danville, Saulsville, Lotus Gardens, Pretoria West (12 564 cases and 10 058 recoveries);
– City of Tshwane 4: Lyttelton, Eldoraigne, Waterkloof, Olievenhoutbosch, Rooihuiskraal, Centurion, Brooklyn, Hatfield (6 406 cases and 3 887 recoveries);
– City of Tshwane 5: East Lynne, Rayton, Cullinan, Dewagensdrift, Refilwe, Silverton, Onverwacht (863 cases and 404 recoveries);
– City of Tshwane 6: Eersterust, Lethabong, Mamelodi, Silver Lakes, Garsfontein, Lynnwood, Queenswood, Wilgers, Waltloo, Equestria, Mooikloof, Brummeria (7 692 cases and 4 344 recoveries); and
– City of Tshwane 7: Ekangala, Sokhulumi, Dark City, Zithobeni, Bronkhorstspruit, Kanana, Rethabiseng (1 017 cases and 528 recoveries).
In the Tshwane district, the department reported 113 unallocated cases.
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