As of April 24, 2020 1,430 cases have been reported in Cameroon. 692 active cases, 120 hospitalised, 20 on respiratory assistance, 668 recoveries and 43 deaths
On Thursday, April 23, Koutaba recorded its first case. He was a 65 year old man, the SDO said, adding that he is a resident of Mataba neighborhood not far from the urban center.
The North West region also recorded its second case in Bamenda
“The said case is one of ten members of a family who arrived Bamenda from Douala in a Moghamo 70 seater bus matriculated NW 960BC on April 17th” – part of the press release wrote
Before the second, the region registered its first case on Monday, confirmed by governor Adolph Lele l’Afrique
Cameroon stands as one of the hardest hit countries in Sub-Saharan Africa after South Africa with 3,953 infections and 75 deaths
Other government-arranged plans are ongoing but Cameroonians are worried about their president.
On social media, they are increasingly demanding to hear him speak about the growing outbreak on the soil.
They want to see more concern, just like other presidents have done, sharing the pain in making daily video appearances.
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