New Cases of COVID-19 in Syria and New Deaths

The 'pandemic' is taking its toll on the Syrian people, albeit the small numbers compared with other countries across the globe, any tiny extra burden on the Syrian people is already too much.

The latest stats from the Syrian Ministry of Health reports an additional 26 positive cases in one day only, four more deaths, and ten cases recovered from the 'pandemic'.

More details in this report: Syria: COVID-19 Adds 26 New Cases Today, 10 Recoveries and 4 Deaths

New Cases of COVID-19 in Syria Raise the Total to 372

Syria has a relatively low number of COVID-19 cases compared with other countries and that's due to a number of factors I've discussed more than once here before and you can find an extensive explanation on Syria News site (follow the link below).

The latest toll stands at 372 total cases tested positive with the novel coronavirus aka COVID-19, 14 of which died during the past 4 months and 126 recovered.

Whether a scam or a real pandemic, the Syrian healthcare system was already overwhelmed with shortages, bombing, kidnapping, and assassinating of doctors and nurses, even blowing up Jableh National Hospital with an ambulance booby-trapped car killing all its staff and patients, but you won't hear that in Western Mainstream Media as they will only tell that the Syrian soldiers are bombing their children and family members because they think their audiences are fools, which the majority proved they are, sadly.

More about this latest toll in Syria and further details about the healthcare system in Syria: Fourteen New COVID-19 Positive Cases Reported today in Syria

First Artificial Corneal Transplant in Syria Restores Sight to Woman

5 June 2018 Damascus, SANA — A medical team at the ophthalmology hospital managed to cultivate an artificial cornea [corneal transplant] for a woman in her seventies, restoring eyesight to her two years after losing it.

The surgery is the first of its kind in Syria.

Rana Omran, the hospital’s director, who conducted the surgery with Dr. Somar Darwish and a medical team, said in a statement to SANA that the patient had been suffering from Sjogren’s syndrome, an autoimmune disease which leads to corneal condensation and causes vision loss in its later stages. She said the patient was hospitalized after she lost vision in both... Continue Reading: https://www.syrianews.cc/first-artificial-corneal-transplant-in-syria-restores-sight-to-woman/