Myanmar: Covid-19 infection surging as death toll reaches 100


A Buddhist monk crossing the road in a downtown area, amid the coronavirus pandemic, after authorities announced a stay-at-home order in Yangon since Monday (Sept 21, 2020) due to the surge in cases since last week. - Reuters

YANGON, Sept 22 (Xinhua): The Covid-19 deaths touched the 100-mark in Myanmar with two new deaths, according to a release from the Health and Sports Ministry on Tuesday.

The release said 320 more infection cases were also reported on Tuesday morning, bringing the total number of cases in the country to 6,471.

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