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COVID-19: 43 patients currently being hospitalised in Malta's hospitals
Prof. Charmaine Gauci confirmed the numbers in today’s press briefing.

Sarah Micallef

As the Superintendent of Public Health addressed the public in her weekly media briefing today, Prof. Charmaine Gauci confirmed that a total of 43 COVID-19 patients are currently being treated in Malta’s hospitals. 

Breaking these down, she shared that 9 patients are currently being treated at the Infectious Diseases Unit at Mater Dei while another 2 are in the ITU, and a further 10 are in other wards.

Finally, 10 patients are currently housed at Boffa Hospital and another 12 are at St Thomas Hospital.

18th September 2020



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