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Covid-19: 177 cases recorded in Cape Verde since January

Santiago Island is the most affected; recommendations include preventive measures against Covid-19.

2 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In Cape Verde, a total of 177 Covid-19 cases have been reported since the beginning of this year. This information has been reported by various sources, including Observador, which highlights the increase in cases on Santiago Island, the most affected by the pandemic in the archipelago.

Authorities recommend adopting preventive measures to mitigate the spread of the virus. Among these recommendations, the importance of avoiding close contact with individuals displaying respiratory symptoms is emphasized, aiming to protect public health.

Since the onset of the pandemic, Cape Verde has implemented various strategies to address Covid-19, including awareness campaigns and vaccination, although data regarding the current vaccination rates have not been provided in this context.

Health authorities continue to monitor the situation and advise the public on health practices to follow, emphasizing the need for ongoing care to contain the infection.

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