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- Turkey - 1581 Recovered (6 months ago)
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- North Macedonia - 142 Recovered (6 months ago)
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- Czechia - 513 Recovered (6 months ago)
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- Brazil - 41 Deaths (6 months ago)
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- Palestine - 609 Recovered (6 months ago)
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- Palestine - 506 New Cases (6 months ago)
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- Cuba - 57 Recovered (6 months ago)
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COVID-19 statistics for Bhutan
Total Cases
332
0.30%
New Cases
1
Total Deaths
0
0.00%
Total Recovered
306
92.17%
Active Cases
4
1.20%
Critical Cases
26
7.83%
CoronaVirus charts for Bhutan
Cases
Currently Infected
Daily Cases
Coronavirus statistics for Bhutan
| Country | Total | New | Deaths | Deaths today | Recovered | Active | Critical | Per Mil Pop |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bhutan | 332 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 306 | 4 | 26 |
COVID-19 Latest News for Bhutan:
All Schools in the country to open next year: MoE
The BhutaneseStudents in the country have missed out on school because of Coronavirus, but the education ministry plans to open schools for the 2021 academic year with a few exceptions. Chief Program Officer and officiating Director General of School Planning and Coordination Division (SPCD), Kinley Gyeltshen said...
More than 100 Bhutanese to leave for Middle East next week to earn and support families back home despite risks
The BhutaneseAmid Covid-19, a total of 133 people will be leaving for Kuwait and Dubai next week signing the undertaking letter that they are understand the risk and are leaving the country for jobs that they have. Most of them came for vacation and could not return back due to ban of international flights. Many...
ECCD Evaluation Report has important findings
The BhutaneseThe Covid-19 pandemic has affected the lives across the world and impacted the wellbeing of children and families. Particularly worrying is the unprecedented disruption of learning for all children, including preschool children, due to school and Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) centers closure...
MoAF to train and engage Youths in Irrigation Canal construction
The BhutaneseAccording to the Engineer of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forests, Khandu Tshering, the Ministry will engage youth in the construction of irrigation canals in the country after providing some basic training. His Majesty The King in a recent Royal Address called upon the youth of the country to come...
Lyonchhen’s four-point formula to help the economy recover
The BhutaneseThe PM says that after the Coronavirus the next biggest worry is unemployment With the economy taking a series of continuous hits from the stoppage of tourism in March, with the detection of the first case, to the recent lockdown, the Prime Minister has now outlined a four-point formula to help the...
JDWNRH will deliver normal services by Monday
The BhutaneseFrom Monday, Jigme Dorji Wangchuck National Referral Hospital (JDWNRH) will return back to its new normal and all the services will be provided and people can visit hospital as both walk in patients and the appointment system will also be there. During the 21-day national lockdown, the hospital...
Phuentsholing COVID Centre manages highest ever number of 20 positive cases
The BhutaneseWith the fourth day of national lockdown the isolation ward in Phuentsholing are managing positive cases without much problem. In the first day of lockdown, three positive cases was reported and in the following day it was 12 positive cases which was a huge number. The Covid centre in Phuentsholing...
Medicines to be provided to all chronic patients on time: JDWNRH
The BhutaneseJDWNRH will make sure that all the patients who are under medication will get their medicines on time. The hospital is delivering medicines to all patients including the chronic patients. The hospital vehicles will leave for delivery at around 2 pm and drop all the medicines at the doorstop of the patients...
Bhutanese who shifted from Jaigaon face housing and livelihood issues
The BhutaneseIt has been 3 months since some of the Bhutanese that were living in Jaigoan are putting up in accommodations provided by family or friends in Bhutan. Temporary housing arrangement for many Bhutanese residing in Jaigaon have been made under His Majesty’s command providing relief to many of them. However...
Thimphu city once again gets crowded and careless
The BhutaneseIn a stark contrast to the ghostly town appearance after the first COVID-19 case was reported, Thimphu city is once again bustling with activity as the people lose their fear and social distancing is not being maintained despite advice from the government to prevent the spread of coronavirus. There...
Overdraft of Nu 350 mn to FCBL for Buyback Scheme
The BhutaneseOver production of local farm produce should not be an issue: Agriculture Minister Agriculture Minister Yeshey Penjor said FCBL is to implement the Buyback Scheme for farm produce and so the government has provided them with the overdraft (OD) facility. The OD from the bank is to ensure that the Buyback...
Industrial operations not halted despite COVID-19 pressure: MoEA Minister
The BhutaneseEconomic Affairs Minister Lok Nath Sharma yesterday said that the relief measures provided to the small, cottage and medium and large companies in the form of working capital loans have so far ensured the production and operation for industries within Bhutan. He stated that the recommendation towards...
No formal exams but assessment will be there for classes PP to IX and XI
The BhutaneseExams for class X and XII There will be no examinations for classes PP to IX and XI. For classes PP to VI, the promotion of students will be based on instructions and assessment tasks provided through BBS lessons, radio lessons, Self-Instructional Material (SIM) or other social media platforms (WeChat...
More than 11,000 graduate from De-suung program
The BhutaneseThe Integrated DeSuung Training Program envisioned by His Majesty The King has provided crucial manpower in safeguarding the country from the global pandemic as many DeSuups man the border, quarantine centers and the country as a whole. “Their service to the nation in such times along with other law...
Foreign laborers can be replaced if Bhutanese are paid well and dignity of labor is maintained
The BhutaneseThere is a realization among people that Bhutanese workers can replace foreign laborers if they are paid well, if they are appreciated and if the government can provide them with the training to make them into skilled workers. If such care is taken then the unemployment issues could also be solved ultimately...
OCP and BSB sign MoU to standardize fair market practices
The BhutaneseIn order to promote healthy competition and protect consumers from being deceived through various malpractices in the market, the Office of Consumer Protection (OCP) under the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MoEA) signed a ‘Memorandum of Understanding’ (MoU) with the Bhutan Standard Bureau (BSB) on...
Semchen Tshethar Tshogpa is indirectly killing animals: Agriculture Minister
The BhutaneseAgriculture Minister Yeshey Penjor said that the Semchen Tshethar Tshogpa (STT) is providing free meat to the meat vendors. He explained that merely rescuing animals is not enough. Freeing the rescued animals in the open environment is as good as indirectly killing them. “Semchen Tsethar Tshogpa saves...
Safety kits provided to people manning the border: Health Minister
The BhutaneseMinistry of Health (MoH) has provided certain facilities to secure the safety the people manning the border. As a preventive measure, MoH has provided disposable facemasks and hand gloves to people manning the border. Health Minister Dechen Wangmo said that usage of facemasks and hand gloves are important...
India extends lockdown by 2 more weeks
The BhutaneseThe nationwide coronavirus lockdown will be extended by two more weeks from May 4, the Indian government said on friday, noting significant gains from the six-week shutdown in India’s fight to slow the spread of COVID-19. Extending the lockdown for the second time, the home ministry announced new...
Flu vaccine for all being considered
The BhutaneseDuring the Meet-the-Press held yesterday, Prime Minister Dr Lotay Tshering said that under Royal Command the Ministry of Health is considering providing the flu vaccination for every individual from the next season. PM said ordinary flu will complicate or mix with other flu like symptoms, like in the...