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Nineteen Thousand Cases of Coronavirus Infection have been confirmed in BiH so far

Published: August 28, 2020
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According to the review of the epidemiological situation submitted to the media by the Ministry of Civil Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina, 18,920 cases of coronavirus infection have been confirmed in Bosnia and Herzegovina so far, and 180,590 people have been tested.

A total of 582 patients died, while 12,480 recovered, and out of that, in the Federation of BiH, the infection was confirmed in 11,549 persons out of the 11,495 persons tested, the number of dead was 322, and 8,100 persons recovered.

In Republika Srpska, 7,089 cases of infection were confirmed, 62,851 were tested, 242 people died, and 8,100 people recovered from the effects of the corona virus. According to the data for the Brcko District of BiH, 282 confirmed cases of coronavirus infection, 2,844 people were tested, 18 people died, and 201 people recovered from the corona virus. 

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