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'''21 December 2020:''' 46 new positive coronavirus cases were identified in the week from 11th December to 18th December. Among the 13 regions affected by the coronavirus, the Analamanga region holds with 25 the highest number of new cases. The remaining new positive cases are located in
Vakinakaratra (2), Bongolava (1), Itasy (1), Matsiatra Ambony (4), Menabe (2) and DIANA (11).
155 new healings were reported for the concerned 13 regions: Analamanga (50), DIANA (82), SAVA (7), Menabe (1), Atsimo Andrefana (1), Boeny (3), Ihorombe (1), Vatovavy Fitovinany (1), Matsiatra Ambony (6), Bongolava (2), Antsiranana (2).
Each new detected case will no longer be taken care of at home. Just as at the start of the confinement, positive cases will directly be hospitalised in order to limit the spread of the disease and people who were in contact with the patient are sought.
'''17 November 2020:''' Although the cases of contamination are not as high as a few months ago, the coronavirus continues to progress slowly in the Analamanga region. During the week from 8th November to 13th November, 87 new positive cases were recorded throughout the country, of which 37 are located in the Analamange region. Altogether, the number of contaminations increased compared to that of the previous week by 17 positive cases.
