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GOVERNMENT OF THE BAHAMAS MINISTRY OF HEALTH & WELLNESS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 23rd June, 2022 COVID-19 REPORT Update #819 CONFIRMED CASES OF COVID-19 Island New Providence Total Confirmed Cases 28,390 Breakdown of Newly Confirmed Cases1 47 Grand Bahama 3,520 Abaco Bimini & Cat Cay Eleuthera Berry Islands Exuma Inagua Andros Long Island Cat Island Acklins Crooked Island Mayaguana Ragged Island San Salvador Locations Pending TOTAL 35,810 55 1 Results of newly confirmed cases were reported within twenty-four (24) to forty-eight (48) hours after the swabbing date GENDER OF NEWLY CONFIRMED CASES 3 Gender of Newly Confirmed Cases Males Females Unknown TOTAL # of Cases 28 27 0 55 HOSPITALIZATIONS Healthcare Institution # of Cases Hospitalized # of Cases Moderately Ill # of Cases in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) New Providence Doctor’s Hospital South Beach Acute Care and Referral Centre Princess Margaret Hospital Sandilands Rehabilitation Centre Grand Bahama Grand Bahama Health Services TOTAL 4 0 35 0 5 44 4 0 35 0 5 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 ACTIVE CASES & RECOVERIES Active Cases 691 Total # of Recovered Cases 34,094 # of Cases Recovered Today 38 DEATHS Total COVID-19 Deaths 816 Total Non-COVID-19 Deaths 199 Total Deaths Under Investigation 10 TESTS COMPLETED Total # of RT- PCR Tests Completed 241,688 # of RT-PCR Tests Completed Today 266 # of Positive Results 55 # of Negative Results 202 # of Repeated Tests2 8 # of Inconclusive Results 1 OPENING HOURS OF COMMUNITY CLINICS Community clinics remain open for primary care services at the following Poly-clinics: Clinic Days Hours of Operation Fleming Street Elizabeth Estates Flamingo Gardens South Beach Health Centre Monday – Friday 8:00a.m.
– 8:00p.m.

Monday – Friday 9:00a.m.

– 9:00p.m.

Monday – Friday 8:00a.m.

– 9:00p.m.

Monday - Friday 9:00a.m.

– 8:00p.m.

2 Tests performed to confirm if patients have recovered from COVID-19.

REMINDERS 3 To contain the spread of COVID-19 residents are reminded of the following: if you have symptoms of COVID-19, do not wait, first, contact your health provider.
  while home remedies may work for a period it is important to get tested and receive the proper  care before symptoms become too difficult to manage.

if you have been asked by the Surveillance Unit to get tested for COVID-19, please follow the advice and take the gold standard RT-PCR test.

 employees are encouraged to work from home.