Beijing, 24 ago – A parte continental da China relatou nesta terça-feira 380 casos confirmados de COVID-19 transmitidos localmente, dos quais 264 estavam na Província de Hainan, informou nesta quarta-feira a Comissão Nacional de Saúde.
Ao todo, 1.261 portadores assintomáticos locais foram identificados nesta terça-feira, incluindo 543 na Região Autônoma do Tibet e 336 em Hainan, indicou a autoridade no seu relatório.
Um total de 718 pacientes com COVID-19 tiveram alta hospitalar após recuperação nesta terça-feira na parte continental da China. A contagem total atingiu 227.334 na parte continental da China até então.
Na terça-feira não houve novas mortes por COVID-19, com o número total de mortes segue 5.226, segundo a comissão.
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