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Malawi COVID-19 Situation Update No.41 - 2 July 2021

02 July 2021
COVID-19

This is the 41st Situation Report on COVID-19 response as of 2nd July 2021. It is produced by the Office of the UN Resident Coordinator in Malawi.

Key highlights:

  • More than 385,000 people have received COVID-19 vaccines against a population of about 10.2 million people aged 18 and above, representing (3.8%).
  • Malawi has paused COVID-19 vaccinations due to shortage of vaccines.
  • World Bank approved $30 million for COVID-19 vaccines in Malawi.
  • Sharp increase in COVID-19 cases, with new cases registered in June (1,788) being more than seven times the new cases registered in May 2021 (248).
  • 9,400 testing kits distributed to all central and district hospitals to boost testing.
  • Online system to authenticate travellers’ COVID-19 certificates rolled out in Malawi.
  • $491,000 worth of surgical masks dispatched to Malawi

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