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Home Jordan News Jordan records two deaths and 334 coronavirus cases in one week Jordan records two deaths and 334 coronavirus cases in one week 05-06-2022 04:17 PM Ammon News - Jordan recorded two deaths and 334 new coronavirus cases in one week (from May 28 until June 3), bringing the total number of cases since the beginning of the crisis to 1,697,271, according to the weekly COVID-19 statistical report issued by the Ministry of Health every Sunday. The death toll reached 14,068. There are four patients receiving treatment in hospitals. There are a total of 241 active COVID-19 cases. A total of 15,071 PCR tests were conducted in one week. The weekly positive PCR test rate reached 2.2 percent.

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Jordan records two deaths and 334 coronavirus cases in one week

05-06-2022 04:17 PM

Ammon News - Jordan recorded two deaths and 334 new coronavirus cases in one week (from May 28 until June 3), bringing the total number of cases since the beginning of the crisis to 1,697,271, according to the weekly COVID-19 statistical report issued by the Ministry of Health every Sunday.

The death toll reached 14,068. There are four patients receiving treatment in hospitals.

There are a total of 241 active COVID-19 cases. A total of 15,071 PCR tests were conducted in one week.

The weekly positive PCR test rate reached 2.2 percent.

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