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    The document summarizes South Africa's COVID-19 situation as of April 22nd, reporting 3,635 total confirmed cases based on 133,774 total tests conducted. The provinces with the most cases are Gauteng with 1,224, Western Cape with 1,079 and KwaZulu-Natal with 758 cases. It also reports 7 additional COVID-19 related deaths, with 5 in Western Cape and 2 in KwaZulu-Natal, bringing the total deaths to 65. The health minister expresses condolences to the families and appreciation for health workers.

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    The document summarizes South Africa's COVID-19 situation as of April 22nd, reporting 3,635 total confirmed cases based on 133,774 total tests conducted. The provinces with the most cases are Gauteng with 1,224, Western Cape with 1,079 and KwaZulu-Natal with 758 cases. It also reports 7 additional COVID-19 related deaths, with 5 in Western Cape and 2 in KwaZulu-Natal, bringing the total deaths to 65. The health minister expresses condolences to the families and appreciation for health workers.

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    The document summarizes South Africa's COVID-19 situation as of April 22nd, reporting 3,635 total confirmed cases based on 133,774 total tests conducted. The provinces with the most cases are Gauteng with 1,224, Western Cape with 1,079 and KwaZulu-Natal with 758 cases. It also reports 7 additional COVID-19 related deaths, with 5 in Western Cape and 2 in KwaZulu-Natal, bringing the total deaths to 65. The health minister expresses condolences to the families and appreciation for health workers.

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    PRETORIA

    Private Bag X828, PRETORIA, 0001, 28th Floor, Civitas Building, Cnr Thabo Sehume and Struben Street, PRETORIA, 0001

    Tel: (012) 395 8086 Fax: (012) 395 9165

    CAPE TOWN

    Private Bag X9070, CAPE TOWN, 8000, Room 413, 120 Plein Street, CAPE TOWN, 8000 Tel: (021) 466 7262 Fax: (021) 465 1575

    Media Briefing

    22 April 2020

    As at today, the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Africa is 3 635.

    The total number of tests conducted to date is 133 774, of which 6 868 were done in the last
    24 hours.

    The provincial breakdown is as follows:

    GAUTENG 1224

    WESTERN CAPE 1079


    KWAZULU – NATAL 758
    EASTERN CAPE 377
    FREE STATE 106
    LIMPOPO 27
    NORTH WEST 24
    MPUMALANGA 23

    NORTHERN CAPE 16
    UNALLOCATED 1

    REPORTING OF DEATHS
    Today, we regrettably report 7 more COVID-19 related deaths. Five of them occurred in the
    Western Cape and two in KwaZulu-Natal. This increases the total to 65.

    We express our condolences to the affected families and appreciate the health workers who
    treated these patients.
    Dr Zwelini Mkhize
    Minister of Health

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