Barbados logs 162 new COVID-19 cases

The number of cases of the infection caused by the novel coronavirus was reported in the last 24 hours on Wednesday, March 2, 2022, stood at 162 in Barbados. The best-Dos Santos Health Laboratory started that they have processed a total of 1,005 samples on the day against the Covid-19 viral infection.

As per the report of the health laboratory, a total of 43 people from the positive cases were the age of 18; on the other hand, the remaining 117 were 18 or older than 18.

As per the statics of fatalities, Barbados has reported two additional deaths due to the viral infection caused by the novel coronavirus after the days of no fatality. Out of the fatalities, one 68-year-old female had lost her life due to the viral infection, and she was vaccinated against the illness. On the other hand, The number of cases of the infection caused by the novel coronavirus were reported in the last 24 hours on Saturday, February 26, 2022, stood at 129 in Barbados. The best-Dos Santos Health Laboratory started that they have processed a total of 1.029 on the day against the Covid-19 viral infection.

In the isolation facility of the novel coronavirus, a total of 56 people have been following the Covid-19 protocol, while 15688 people are following their Covid-19 isolation protocol at their homes due to the Covid-19 infection.

As per the vaccination status of the country, a total of 160,064 people have received the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine under the national vaccination programme of Barbados, and the people have been considered partially vaccinated.

The toll of the vaccination with one dose represents 70.1 percent of the eligible population.
At the same time, a total of 148,343 people have been vaccinated with the second jab of the vaccine against the Covid-19 infection and are fully vaccinated. It represents 55.1percent of the total population. Deaths have been reported from males who was 87 year old and unvaccinated against the Covid-19 infection over the past 24 hours on Saturday, February 26, 2022, and are fully vaccinated. It represents 55.1percent of the total population.