AMMAN —
Adviser to the Prime Minister for Health Affairs in charge on the COVID-19 file
Adel Al-Balbisi said it was likely to cancel the weekly COVID-19 report because
there is a noticeable decrease in the number of deaths and infections,
according to a local news outlet.
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Balbisi explained
on Monday that Jordan is witnessing a “significant improvement” in the
epidemiological situation, which means that life will completely return to
normal. “Jordan has overcome the virus, and was able to get out of the
pandemic,” he said.
In a separate report, Balbisi said Jordan registered 1,380 COVID-19 cases
in the week till Monday, down from the 1,900 cases the week before, Khaberni
reported.
Balbisi said that
Jordan’s situation is stable for the seventh week in a row, and there is a
decrease in the number of cases and of positivity rates, which reached 9.6
percent this week, compared to 14.6 percent last week.
Balbisi said that
very few cases are currently receiving treatment in hospitals.
As for
vaccination, Balbisi said that 4,000 to 5,000 doses of vaccine are given
weekly, which means that a small number of people are getting vaccinated.
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