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Uganda’s COVID-19 cases hit 100 mark

Thursday, May 7th, 2020 11:33 |
A cargo truck from Tanzania awaits clearance at the Mutukula border point in Mutukula, Uganda, April 30, 2020. (Xinhua/Nicholas Kajoba)

Uganda's COVID-19 cases hit the 100 mark on Wednesday after two cross-border cargo truck drivers tested positive for the virus, said the country's ministry of health.

Out of the 3,071 samples taken from truck drivers and tested at Uganda Virus Research Institute, two were positive for COVID-19, the ministry said in a statement.

Of the 100 cases of COVID-19, 55 have recovered. (Xinhua)

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