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Health May 3, 2020 | 4:09 pm

Dominican Republic coronavirus deaths rise to 333; cases total 7,954

SANTO DOMINGO. - Coronavirus deaths in the country increased by 7 new deaths to 333  and confirmed cases rose to 7,954 (376 new cases), according to bulletin 45 of Public Health, issued today Sunday, May 3. Of the covid-19 cases, 1,429 are in hospital isolation and 4,586 in-home isolation. 53.90% (4287) of the conf... Read more

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