Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn The Minister also said that the cases of people who need hospitalization or who die from the disease have not increased. Ximena Garzón, Minister of Health, said that currently Covid-19 “has endemic levels in Ecuador.” According to the Minister, although the cases have increased in recent weeks, they are mild and moderate symptoms. Hospitalization and […]
Minister of Health says Covid-19 is at “endemic levels” in Ecuador
Published on June 15, 2022
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