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<font size="+1" color="#ff6900">CASES</font><br>
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'''7 June 2021:''' The latest published numbers show 59 new positive coronavirus cases and 2 deaths for June 5. The positive cases were identified in the following regions:
* Analamanga: 37
* Atsinanana: 11
* Alaotra Mangoro: 3
* Vakinankaratra: 2
* Vatovavy Fitovinany: 2
* Itasy: 2
* Atsimo Andrefana: 1
* Sofia: 1
The state of health emergency still applies to the country, but the rules have been revised. Markets are open again and taxi-bousses can transport passengers on national and regional lines.
The vaccination campaign against Covid-19 in Madagascar is far from being a success. As of June 2, only 30,000 of the 250,000 vaccine doses which arrived the second week of May were used. There are more than 200,000 doses still available, which will have to be destroyed if not used before June 18. The Ministry of Public Health has therefore decided to extend vaccination to a wider public. Now everybody over 18 can be vaccinated.
'''23 April 2021:''' 477 new positive coronavirus cases and 10 Covid-19 related deaths were recorded on April 21. Among the 1,264 tested people, positive cases could be identified in following regions:
