No new cases of COVID-19 on May 25

Myanmar saw no new COVID-19 patients on May 24 and May 25, according to an announcement from the Ministry of Health and Sports (MOHS) on the morning of May 25.

There are a total of 201 COVID-10 patients on May 25 at 7:00 am. Among the previously confirmed cases, there were 122 people recovered from the virus on May 25. A total of six confirmed patients have died. 

On May 24, the National Health Laboratory (Yangon) conducted 188 cases and Medical Research Department conducted 166 cases totaling 354 cases. 

Among the 122 who showed negative test results of COVID-19, a total of 109 were discharged from the hospital.

There are 45 people under investigation of COVID-19 from May 23 to 24 according to the Ministry of Health and Sports.

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