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UPDATE: Ugu District records 65 more Covid-19 deaths in last 7 days

The recovery rate now stands at 13 224.

As of Monday, January 25, KwaZulu-Natal has 302 582 confirmed Covid-19 cases, according to the Department of Health.

Of these, 44 091 are active with 2 839 new cases confirmed today.

Some 7 432 people have died from the disease in the province.

The recovery rate is 250 195.
 

District breakdown:

Ugu

Confirmed cases – 16 365
Deaths – 449
Recoveries – 13 224

eThekwini

Confirmed cases – 148 574
Deaths – 3 084
Recoveries – 129 182

Ilembe

Confirmed cases – 19 932
Deaths – 386
Recoveries – 16 297

King Cetshwayo

Confirmed cases – 24 901
Deaths – 713
Recoveries – 18 594

Umkhanyakude

Confirmed cases – 9 398
Deaths – 256
Recoveries – 8 446

Zululand

Confirmed cases – 11 121
Deaths – 259
Recoveries – 8 476

Amajuba

Confirmed cases – 10 334
Deaths – 378
Recoveries – 9 297

Umzinyathi

Confirmed cases – 6 465
Deaths – 270
Recoveries – 4 610

Uthukela

Confirmed cases – 11 961
Deaths – 350
Recoveries – 10 734

Umgungundlovu

Confirmed cases – 32 133
Deaths – 1 004
Recoveries – 26 051

Harry Gwala

Confirmed cases – 7 334
Deaths – 283
Recoveries – 5 284

Unallocated

Confirmed – 3 200

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