LATEST CONFIRMED CASES OF COVID-19 IN SOUTH AFRICA (2 JUNE 2021)

Today the cumulative number of COVID-19 cases identified in South Africa is 1 675 013 with

 

5 782 new cases reported. This represents a 12,7% positivity rate- we will be monitoring this increase in positivity rate to see if it sustains and meanwhile urge all citizens to remain vigilant and adhere to non-pharmaceutical interventions, even if vaccinated.

 

Total cases for 01 June 2021 Total cases for 02 June 2021 Percentage total
197900 198082 11,8
101856 102352 6,1
459911 462903 27,6
340037 340219 20,3
65457 65608 3,9
82651 82980 5,0
76311 76905 4,6
51041 51396 3,1
294067 294568 17,6
0 0 0,0
1669231 1675013 100,0

 

 

 

 

The graph below shows that Gauteng Province is experiencing a greater surge than the rest and we urge citizens living in the Province to adhere to NPI’s.

 

The cumulative total of tests conducted to date is 11 713 400 with 45 484 new tests recorded since the last report.

Sector Total tested New tested
PRIVATE 6 598 032 56% 29 503 65%
PUBLIC 5 115 368 44% 15 981 35%
Total 11 713 400 45 484

 

Deaths and Recoveries

 

Today, 110 COVID-19 related deaths have been reported: Eastern Cape 0, Free State 11, Gauteng 54, Kwa-Zulu Natal 4, Limpopo 11, Mpumalanga 4, North West 16, Northern Cape 7 and Western Cape 3 which brings the total to 56 711 deaths. Provinces are continuing their mortality audits and have captured deaths as far back as November 2020.

 

We convey our condolences to the loved ones of the departed and thank the health care workers who treated the deceased patients.

 

Our recoveries now stand at 1 565 684, representing a recovery rate of 93,5%

 

Vaccination Rollout

 

The following figures represent the tally as at 00.01, 2 June 2021: The total vaccinated under the Sisonke Programme is 479 768.

The total vaccinated under Phase Two with the first dose of Pfizer vaccine is 637 801

Therefore, the total number of individuals vaccinated today is 1 117 569

Dr. Zwelini Mkhize

Minister of Health

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