Situation Update for
Coronavirus Disease 2019
(COVID-19)
Data is for cases that were tested and returned positive. Numbers are cumulative since March 13, 2020. All data are sourced from Ministry of Health of Ethiopia daily notification note. preliminary and may change as cases are investigated.
Majority of the tests are administered on those in quarantine, suspects showing respiratory issues and those with high risk exposure so this data is not representative of the total number of people in Ethiopia who have or had COVID-19.
Updated daily by 11 a.m., with data current as of the day.
Dates provided are those when the case, recovered, or death was first posted in the situation report.
What is the total number of active cases under treatment ?
This chart shows the number of active cases on each day since the first case was confirmed.
What is the cumulative number of cases ?
This chart shows the cumulative number of confirmed COVID-19 cases per day.
Confirmed cases are all cases including new cases, deaths and recovered.
How many new cases are confirmed every day ?
This chart shows the number of new cases registered everyday.
Ethiopia is currently averaging 3 cases per day.
Daily status of cases
This chart shows the daily situation of cases. The number of new recovered, new deaths and new cases.
What is the total number of tests per 1000 people ?
The chart shows the total number of tests performed per 1000 people.
Even though Ethiopia had the first COVID-19 case on March 13th, number of tests performed were only reported consistently starting on March 23rd.
How many tests is performed to identify one case of COVID19?
This chart shows two plots.
Case per test:
How many of the tests result are positive ?
Tests per case:
How many tests have to be performed to identify one positive case.
What is the rate of positive cases from the total number of tests per day?
This chart shows the rate of the cumulative positive cases for each day since the first case was confirmed.
Contributed by Lisa Cavalerie
What are the likely sources of exposure?
This chart shows the source of contamination/exposure by day.
Community spread are cases in which the patient did not have a contact with a previous confirmed case or has a travel history.
Contributed by Lisa Cavalerie
How many cumulative active cases(non-critical and critical), recovered cases and deaths are there in a day ?
This chart shows the cumulative number of cases by status:
Active
– patients that are currently in treatment centers.
Critical
– patients under intensive care
Deaths
– patients that passed away due to COVID-19 illness
Recovered
– patients that have been completed treatment and tested negative
Contributed by Lisa Cavalerie