Laboratory confirmed cases now stand at 114,249, slightly more than a 61% rise over the ending count of 70,873 exactly two weeks ago. Here's a breakdown of the up-to-date statistics:
12 July - 114,249 cases - 611-617 fatalities
5 July - ? - ?
28 June - 70,873 cases - 344 fatalities
21 June - 51,360 cases - 253 fatalities
14 June - 35,538 cases - 180 fatalities
7 June - 24,973 cases - 149 fatalities
31 May - 17,822 cases - 119 fatalities
24 May - 12,495 cases - 92 fatalities
As you can see above, there are now over 600 confirmed deaths from the virus. That is almost double the number of fatalities that were being reported two weeks ago. (source)
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