Friday 25 February 2022 Manus province has reported 220 new Covid-19 cases, the highest number since the outbreak, in the last 24 hours ending midday Thursday 24 February 2022. The other provinces with newly reported cases, include Enga (28), Hela (20), National Capital District (13), Western Highlands (five), Gulf (two), and Western and Central (one each),
Thursday 24 February 2022 Papua New Guinea’s Covid-19 case count has reached 40,748, as of midday, Wednesday 23 February 2022, following 127 new reported cases, including two deaths which bring the total death toll to 638. The new deaths were reported in New Ireland in the last six days. Of the new cases, Northern reported
Monday 21 February 2022 PAPUA New Guinea has now confirmed a total of 39, 909 cases of COVID-19 of which 14 are of the Omicron variant and 733 are of the Delta variant. This is from the last two COVID-19 updates – Thursday, 17February and Friday, 18February 2022. On Thursday, a total of 13 new
Monday 21 February 2022 The National Control Centre has reported 329 new cases of Coronavirus and eight more new deaths, on Friday 18 February 2022, bringing the infection total to 39,909 and total deaths to 636. The deaths were recorded in Hela in the last 30 days, while new cases were reported in the National Capital District
Monday 21 February 2022 Secretary of the Department of Health, Dr Osborne Liko has reminded people requiring a COVID-19 International Vaccine Certificate for international travel, to send their requests to int.vaccinecertificate@gma il.com. , two weeks prior to travel People are required to submit a copy of their vaccination card (green card) issued at a PNG vaccination
Friday, 18 February 2022 The National Control Centre has reported 333 new cases of COVID-19 for Thursday, 17 February 2022, bringing the total number of infections since the outbreak in the country to 39,580. The new cases spread across 14 provinces, with the National Capital District recording the highest with (119), followed by Southern Highands
Friday, 18 February 2022 Papua New Guinea’s daily count of new COVID-19 cases continues to rise as evident in the recent tally of 212 cases reported for Wednesday 16 February 2022, which increases the number of infections to 39,247. Of the new cases, Western Highlands reported (73), National Capital District (56), Central (24), Hela (22),
Wednesday 16 February 2022 Two hundred and two (202) new cases of Coronavirus were detected in Papua New Guinea, in the last 24 hours, ending Tuesday 15 February 2022, bringing the total number of infections to 39,035, while the death toll increases to 628. The new cases were reported in the National Capital District (60),
Tuesday 15 February 2022 The Commissioner of Police and Controller of the PNG COVID-19 National Pandemic Response issued 10 new pandemic measures which come into effect tomorrow, Wednesday February 16, 2022. The key changes to the measures are mainly in the international and domestic travel and social measures. For international travel: 1. Tourists may now travel
Monday 14 February 2022 The National Control Centre (NCC) has reported 152 new community transmitted cases of COVID-19 in country as of Friday 11 February 2022, increasing the confirmed infections to 38, 481, with no new deaths. The country’s cumulative death toll remains at 610 . Of the 152 new cases, the National Capital District
