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Sarah Baartman District Coronavirus SARAH BAARTMAN DISTRICT (COVID‐19) DAILY SURVEILLANCE REPORT (12 November 2020) C cumulative data from: 01 March to 12 November 2020 Total number of COVID‐19 TESTS DONE by Laboratories on 10 November 2020 (Public/Private) 49 274 Total number of COVID‐19 cases POSITIVE Total number ofCOVID‐19 DEATHS 9910 287 (20% Positivity Rate) (2.9% Death Rate) Total number of COVID‐19 cases RECOVERED Total number of COVID‐19 cases ACTIVE 8569 1054 (86.5% Recovered Rate) (10.6% Active Cases Rate) SARAH BAARTMAN DISTRICT - COVID-19 CASE BREAKDOWN (As on 12 November 2020) SARAH BAARTMAN DISTRICT ‐ COVID‐19 Local Total New Active Recove Death % Jun-20 Jul-20 Aug-20 Sep-20 Oct-20 Nov-20 Municipality Cases Cases Cases red s Active Blue Crane 1543 5 144 735 89 90 395 79 59 1443 41 6% Route LM Dr Beyers Naude 1579 36 135 413 132 166 472 227 181 1353 45 17% LM Kouga LM 2297 49 515 788 279 147 264 278 234 2013 50 22% Kou-Kamma LM 557 1 16 128 61 123 193 32 26 521 10 2% Makana LM 1705 105 430 646 112 17 134 350 317 1328 60 30% Ndlambe LM 1316 37 258 535 179 35 129 173 142 1139 35 13% Sundays River 913 10 402 217 53 12 77 106 95 772 46 9% Valley LM Grand Total 9910 243 1900 3462 905 590 1664 1245 1054 8569 287 19% 35% 9% 6% 16.8% 12.6% 10.6% 86.5% 2.9% Breakdown per Area/Town AS on 12 November 2020 New New Activ Total Active Reco Death % New % Active Total Reco Death % New % Active Town Cases (12 Town Cases (12 e Cases Cases veries s Cases Cases Cases veries s Cases Cases Nov 20) Nov 20) Cases Makhanda 1665 105 311 1295 59 43% 30% Cookhouse 283 1 5 275 3 0% 0% Humansdorp 1031 13 119 890 22 5% 11% Loerie 134 1 5 128 1 0% 0% Graaff Reinet 874 21 73 766 35 9% 7% Krakeelrivier 68 0 4 63 1 0% 0% Jeffreysbay 576 21 60 499 17 9% 6% Paterson 84 0 4 78 2 0% 0% Port Alfred 839 23 60 756 23 9% 6% Pearston 156 1 3 150 3 0% 0% Aberdeen 183 9 56 124 3 4% 5% Joubertina 153 0 2 151 0 0% 0% Somerset East 1104 3 51 1018 35 1% 5% Louterwater 140 0 2 135 3 0% 0% Kirkwood 601 6 48 516 37 2% 5% Misgund 27 0 2 25 0 0% 0% Addo 225 4 43 176 6 2% 4% Andrieskraal 7 0 0 7 0 0% 0% Bathurst 142 2 25 112 5 1% 2% Coldstream 15 0 0 15 0 0% 0% Alexandria 136 4 23 108 5 2% 2% Enon 5 0 0 4 1 0% 0% Boesmansrivier 79 6 23 56 0 2% 2% Glenconnor 1 0 0 1 0 0% 0% Steytlerville 152 0 17 135 0 0% 2% Oyster Bay 5 0 0 5 0 0% 0% Hankey 206 5 14 186 6 2% 1% Riebeeck East 2 0 0 2 0 0% 0% Klipplaat 48 1 14 34 0 0% 1% Rietbron 2 0 0 2 0 0% 0% Jansenville 157 3 13 139 5 1% 1% Sanddrif 26 0 0 26 0 0% 0% Kenton On Sea 120 2 11 107 2 1% 1% Woodlands 7 0 0 7 0 0% 0% St. Francisbay 65 3 10 55 0 1% 1% Grand Total 9910 243 1054 8569 287 Patensie 189 3 9 177 3 1% 1% Stormsrivier 54 1 9 44 1 0% 1% Thornhill 48 2 9 39 0 1% 1% Kareedouw 76 1 8 65 3 0% 1% Willowmore 163 2 8 153 2 1% 1% Clarkson 29 0 7 19 3 0% 1% Alicedale 33 0 6 26 1 0% 1% DISTRICT CASES REPORTED DAILY (01 - 12 Nov 20) Hotspot Areas Local Hotspot Area Municipality (Areas with 5 and more active cases) Blue Crane Route Aeroville(10), Cookhouse(5), Francisvale(1), Mnandi(4), Pearston(3), Somerset LM East(25), West View(11) Aberdeen(24), Asherville(10), Graaff Reinet(29), Jansenville(13), Klipplaat(14), Dr Beyers Naude Kroonvale(12), Lotusville(22), Santaville(5), Selfbou(1), Steytlerville(17), LM Thembalesizwe(10), Umasizakhe(16), Willowmore(8) Arcadia(12), Aston Bay(2), Centerton(2), Gill Marcus(4), Golf Course(1), Hankey(12), Humansdorp Town(59), Jeffreysbay Central(36), Kareedouw(8) Kouga LM Kruisfontein(11), Kwanomzamo(32), Loerie(5), Ocean View(13), Paradise Beach(2), Patensie(9), Pellsrus(2), St. Francisbay(10), Thornhill(9), Tokyo Sexwale(2), Wavecrest(3) Clarkson(7), Joubertina(2), Krakeelrivier(4), Louterwater(2), Misgund(2), Kou-Kamma LM Stormsrivier(2), Tsitsikamma(7), Makana LM Alicedale(6), Joza(73), Makhanda(228), Tantyi(10) Alexandria(23), Bathurst(25), Boesmansrivier(5), Kenton On Sea(11), Marselle(18), Ndlambe LM Port Alfred(55), Station Hill(5), Sundays River Addo Town(32), Aqua Park(1), Bergsig(6), Enon(2), Kirkwood Town(34), Moses Valley LM Mabida(1), Nomatamsanqa(8), Paterson(4), Valencia(7).
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