Coronavirus - Ethiopia: COVID-19 update (31 January 2021)

 


Laboratory test: 7,109
Severe cases: 252
New recovered: 274
New deaths: 2
New cases: 629


Total:
Laboratory test: 1,962,552
Active cases: 12,693
Total recovered: 122,862
Total deaths: 2,093
Total cases: 137,650


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