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In his message, the head of state included a link to an article in the Cuban daily Granma about the results of the usual meeting of the Government with experts and scientists involved in the fight against the pandemic in which Dr. Raul Guinovart Diaz, dean of the School of Mathematics and Computer Science of the University of Havana stated that a drop in the number of confirmed cases and hospital admissions is to be expected for the next 10 days.
La predicción es un avance hacia el control de la #COVID19 en #Cuba, aunque no se descarta la aparición de nuevas variantes. Ello enciende el bombillo rojo sobre la necesidad de no bajar la guardia, de no disminuir nuestra percepción de riesgo. #CubaVivehttps://t.co/d7oJNCzZOt
— Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez (@DiazCanelB) April 20, 2022
A nationwide study carried out in March 2022 showed that 4.6% of those polled had little perception of the risk of infection.
The Minister of Public Health, José Ángel Portal Miranda, said that Cuba registered 6,549 new cases in the last two weeks, for an incidence rate of 59.1 per 100,000 inhabitants.
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