COVID-19 pandemic in Bolivia

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COVID-19 pandemic in Bolivia
Disease COVID-19
Virus strain SARS-CoV-2
Location Bolivia
First outbreak Wuhan, Hubei, China
Index case Oruro and Santa Cruz
Arrival date10 March 2020
(3 years, 11 months and 24 days)
Confirmed cases1,198,017 [1]
Deaths
22,383 [1]
Fatality rate1.87%
Vaccinations
  • 7,361,008 [1] (total vaccinated)
  • 6,160,585 [1] (fully vaccinated)
  • 14,690,530 [1] (doses administered)

The COVID-19 pandemic in Bolivia was a part of the worldwide pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The virus was confirmed to have spread to Bolivia on 10 March 2020, when its first two cases were confirmed in the departments of Oruro and Santa Cruz. [2] [3]

Contents

On 12 March, Bolivia suspended all public school sessions until 31 March, as well as all commercial flights to and from Europe indefinitely. They also prohibited large-scale public gatherings of more than 1,000 people. [4]

A clothing shop in Bolivia, closed due to the pandemic Prisa en las compras y filas para cobrar bonos, asi viven los bolivianos en la cuarentena.jpg
A clothing shop in Bolivia, closed due to the pandemic

Background

On 12 January 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed that a novel coronavirus was the cause of a respiratory illness in a cluster of people in Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China, which was reported to the WHO on 31 December 2019. [5] [6]

The case fatality ratio for COVID-19 has been much lower than SARS of 2003, [7] [8] but the transmission has been significantly greater, with a significant total death toll. [9] [7]

Timeline

COVID-19 cases in Bolivia  ()
     Deaths        Recoveries        Active cases
2020202020212021
MarMarAprAprMayMayJunJunJulJulAugAugSepSepOctOctNovNovDecDec
JanJanFebFebMarMarAprAprMayMayJunJunJulJulAugAug
Last 15 daysLast 15 days
Date
# of cases
# of deaths
2020-03-102(n.a.)
2020-03-112(=)
2020-03-123(+1)
2020-03-13
10(+7)
2020-03-14
10(=)
2020-03-15
11(+1)
2020-03-16
11(=)
2020-03-17
12(+1)
2020-03-18
12(=)
2020-03-19
16(+4)
2020-03-20
19(+3)
2020-03-21
20(+1)
2020-03-22
27(+7)
2020-03-23
28(+1)
2020-03-24
32(+4)
2020-03-25
39(+7)
2020-03-26
61(+22)
2020-03-27
74(+13)
2020-03-28
81(+7)
2020-03-29
96(+15)3(n.a.)
2020-03-30
107(+11)6(+3)
2020-03-31
115(+8)7(+1)
2020-04-01
123(+8)8(+1)
2020-04-02
132(+9)9(+1)
2020-04-03
139(+7)10(+1)
2020-04-04
157(+18)10(=)
2020-04-05
183(+26)11(+1)
2020-04-06
194(+11)14(+3)
2020-04-07
210(+16)15(+1)
2020-04-08
264(+54)18(+3)
2020-04-09
268(+4)19(+1)
2020-04-10
275(+7)20(+1)
2020-04-11
300(+25)24(+4)
2020-04-12
330(+30)27(+3)
2020-04-13
354(+24)28(+1)
2020-04-14
397(+43)28(=)
2020-04-15
441(+44)29(+1)
2020-04-16
465(+24)31(+2)
2020-04-17
493(+28)31(=)
2020-04-18
520(+27)32(+1)
2020-04-19
564(+44)33(+1)
2020-04-20
598(+34)34(+1)
2020-04-21
609(+11)37(+3)
2020-04-22
672(+63)40(+3)
2020-04-23
703(+31)43(+3)
2020-04-24
807(+104)44(+1)
2020-04-25
866(+59)46(+2)
2020-04-26
950(+84)50(+4)
2020-04-27
1,014(+64)53(+3)
2020-04-28
1,053(+39)55(+2)
2020-04-29
1,110(+57)59(+4)
2020-04-30
1,167(+57)62(+3)
2020-05-01
1,229(+62)66(+4)
2020-05-02
1,470(+241)71(+5)
2020-05-03
1,594(+124)76(+5)
2020-05-04
1,681(+87)82(+6)
2020-05-05
1,802(+121)86(+4)
2020-05-06
1,886(+84)91(+5)
2020-05-07
2,081(+195)102(+11)
2020-05-08
2,266(+185)106(+4)
2020-05-09
2,437(+171)114(+8)
2020-05-10
2,556(+119)118(+4)
2020-05-11
2,831(+275)122(+4)
2020-05-12
2,964(+133)128(+6)
2020-05-13
3,148(+184)142(+14)
2020-05-14
3,372(+224)152(+10)
2020-05-15
3,577(+205)164(+12)
2020-05-16
3,826(+249)165(+1)
2020-05-17
4,088(+262)169(+4)
2020-05-18
4,263(+175)174(+5)
2020-05-19
4,481(+218)189(+15)
2020-05-20
4,919(+438)199(+10)
2020-05-21
5,187(+268)215(+16)
2020-05-22
5,579(+392)230(+15)
2020-05-23
5,915(+336)240(+10)
2020-05-24
6,263(+348)250(+10)
2020-05-25
6,660(+397)261(+11)
2020-05-26
7,136(+476)274(+13)
2020-05-27
7,768(+632)280(+6)
2020-05-28
8,387(+619)293(+13)
2020-05-29
8,731(+344)300(+7)
2020-05-30
9,592(+861)310(+10)
2020-05-31
9,982(+390)313(+3)
2020-06-01
10,531(+549)343(+30)
2020-06-02
10,991(+460)376(+33)
2020-06-03
11,638(+647)400(+24)
2020-06-04
12,245(+607)415(+15)
2020-06-05
12,728(+483)427(+12)
2020-06-06
13,358(+630)454(+27)
2020-06-07
13,643(+285)465(+11)
2020-06-08
13,949(+306)475(+10)
2020-06-09
14,644(+695)487(+12)
2020-06-10
15,281(+637)512(+25)
2020-06-11
16,165(+884)533(+21)
2020-06-12
16,929(+764)559(+26)
2020-06-13
17,842(+913)585(+26)
2020-06-14
18,459(+617)611(+26)
2020-06-15
19,073(+614)632(+21)
2020-06-16
19,883(+810)659(+27)
2020-06-17
20,685(+802)679(+20)
2020-06-18
21,499(+814)697(+18)
2020-06-19
22,476(+977)715(+18)
2020-06-20
23,512(+1,036)740(+25)
2020-06-21
24,388(+876)773(+33)
2020-06-22
25,493(+1,105)820(+47)
2020-06-23
26,389(+896)846(+26)
2020-06-24
27,487(+1,098)876(+30)
2020-06-25
28,503(+1,016)913(+37)
2020-06-26
29,423(+920)934(+21)
2020-06-27
30,676(+1,253)970(+36)
2020-06-28
31,524(+848)1,014(+44)
2020-06-29
32,125(+601)1,071(+57)
2020-06-30
33,219(+1,094)1,123(+52)
2020-07-01
34,227(+1,008)1,201(+78)
2020-07-02
35,528(+1,301)1,271(+70)
2020-07-03
36,818(+1,290)1,320(+49)
2020-07-04
38,071(+1,253)1,378(+58)
2020-07-05
39,297(+1,226)1,434(+56)
2020-07-06
40,509(+1,212)1,476(+42)
2020-07-07
41,545(+1,036)1,530(+54)
2020-07-08
42,984(+1,439)1,577(+47)
2020-07-09
44,113(+1,129)1,638(+61)
2020-07-10
45,565(+1,452)1,702(+64)
2020-07-11
47,200(+1,635)1,754(+52)
2020-07-12
48,187(+987)1,807(+53)
2020-07-13
49,250(+1,063)1,866(+59)
2020-07-14
50,867(+1,617)1,898(+32)
2020-07-15
52,218(+1,351)1,942(+44)
2020-07-16
54,156(+1,938)1,984(+42)
2020-07-17
56,102(+1,946)2,049(+65)
2020-07-18
58,138(+2,036)2,106(+57)
2020-07-19
59,582(+1,444)2,151(+45)
2020-07-20
60,991(+1,409)2,218(+67)
2020-07-21
62,357(+1,366)2,273(+55)
2020-07-22
64,135(+1,778)2,328(+55)
2020-07-23
65,252(+1,117)2,407(+79)
2020-07-24
66,456(+1,204)2,473(+66)
2020-07-25
68,281(+1,825)2,535(+62)
2020-07-26
69,429(+1,148)2,583(+48)
2020-07-27
71,181(+1,752)2,647(+64)
2020-07-28
72,327(+1,146)2,720(+73)
2020-07-29
73,534(+1,207)2,808(+88)
2020-07-30
75,234(+1,700)2,894(+86)
2020-07-31
76,789(+1,555)2,977(+83)
2020-08-01
78,793(+2,004)3,064(+87)
2020-08-02
80,153(+1,360)3,153(+89)
2020-08-03
81,846(+1,693)3,228(+75)
2020-08-04
83,361(+1,515)3,320(+92)
2020-08-05
85,141(+1,780)3,385(+65)
2020-08-06
86,423(+1,282)3,465(+80)
2020-08-07
87,891(+1,468)3,524(+59)
2020-08-08
89,055(+1,164)3,687(+163)
2020-08-09
89,999(+944)3,640
2020-08-10
91,635(+1,636)3,712(+72)
2020-08-11
93,328(+1,693)3,761(+49)
2020-08-12
95,071(+1,743)3,827(+66)
2020-08-13
96,459(+1,388)3,884(+57)
2020-08-14
97,950(+1,491)3,939(+55)
2020-08-15
99,146(+1,196)4,003(+64)
2020-08-16
100,344(+1,198)4,048(+45)
2020-08-17
101,223(+879)4,123(+75)
2020-08-18
103,019(+1,796)4,172(+49)
2020-08-19
105,050(+2,031)4,233(+61)
2020-08-20
106,065(+1,015)4,305(+72)
2020-08-21
107,435(+1,370)4,366(+61)
2020-08-22
108,427(+992)4,442(+76)
2020-08-23
109,149(+722)4,509(+67)
2020-08-24
110,148(+999)4,578(+69)
2020-08-25
110,999(+851)4,664(+86)
2020-08-26
112,094(+1,095)4,726(+62)
2020-08-27
113,129(+1,035)4,791(+65)
2020-08-28
114,409(+1,280)4,846(+55)
2020-08-29
115,354(+945)4,938(+92)
2020-08-30
115,968(+614)4,966(+28)
2020-08-31
116,598(+630)5,027(+61)
2020-09-01
117,267(+669)5,101(+74)
2020-09-02
117,928(+661)5,203(+102)
2020-09-03
118,781(+853)5,288(+85)
2020-09-04
119,580(+799)5,343(+55)
2020-09-05
120,241(+661)5,398(+55)
2020-09-06
120,769(+528)7,008(+1,610)
2020-09-07
121,604(+835)7,054(+46)
2020-09-08
122,308(+704)7,097(+43)
2020-09-09
123,345(+1,037)7,146(+49)
2020-09-10
124,205(+860)7,193(+47)
2020-09-11
125,172(+967)7,250(+57)
2020-09-12
125,982(+810)7,297(+47)
2020-09-13
126,791(+809)7,344(+47)
2020-09-14
127,619(+828)7,394(+50)
2020-09-15
128,286(+667)7,447(+53)
2020-09-16
128,872(+586)7,478(+31)
2020-09-17
129,419(+547)7,511(+33)
2020-09-18
130,051(+632)7,550(+39)
2020-09-19
130,470(+419)7,586(+36)
2020-09-20
130,676(+206)7,617(+31)
2020-09-21
130,986(+310)7,654(+37)
2020-09-22
131,453(+467)7,693(+39)
2020-09-23
131,990(+537)7,731(+38)
2020-09-24
132,618(+628)7,765(+34)
2020-09-25
133,222(+604)7,800(+35)
2020-09-26
133,592(+370)7,828(+28)
2020-09-27
133,901(+309)7,858(+30)
2020-09-28
134,308(+407)7,900(+42)
2020-09-29
134,641(+333)7,931(+31)
2020-09-30
135,311(+670)7,965(+34)
2020-10-01
135,716(+405)8,001(+36)
2020-10-02
136,219(+503)8,045(+44)
2020-10-03
136,569(+350)8,073(+28)
2020-10-04
136,868(+299)8,101(+28)
2020-10-05
137,107(+239)8,129(+28)
2020-10-06
137,468(+361)8,156(+27)
2020-10-07
137,706(+238)8,192(+36)
2020-10-08
137,969(+263)8,228(+36)
2020-10-09
138,226(+257)8,262(+34)
2020-10-10
138,463(+237)8,292(+30)
2020-10-11
138,574(+111)8,308(+16)
2020-10-12
138,695(+121)8,326(+18)
2020-10-13
138,922(+227)8,351(+25)
2020-10-14
139,141(+219)8,377(+26)
2020-10-15
139,319(+178)8,407(+30)
2020-10-16
139,562(+243)8,439(+32)
2020-10-17
139,710(+148)8,463(+24)
2020-10-18
139,771(+61)8,481(+18)
2020-10-19
139,890(+119)8,502(+21)
2020-10-20
140,037(+147)8,526(+24)
2020-10-21
140,228(+191)8,558(+32)
2020-10-22
140,445(+217)8,584(+26)
2020-10-23
140,612(+167)8,608(+24)
2020-10-24
140,779(+167)8,627(+19)
2020-10-25
140,853(+74)8,645(+18)
2020-10-26
140,952(+99)8,658(+13)
2020-10-27
141,124(+172)8,672(+14)
2020-10-28
141,321(+197)8,694(+22)
2020-10-29
141,484(+163)8,705(+11)
2020-10-30
141,631(+147)8,715(+10)
2020-10-31
141,757(+126)8,725(+10)
2020-11-01
141,833(+76)8,731(+6)
2020-11-02
141,867(+34)8,741(+10)
2020-11-03
141,936(+69)8,751(+10)
2020-11-04
142,062(+126)8,758(+7)
2020-11-05
142,201(+139)8,768(+10)
2020-11-06
142,343(+142)8,781(+13)
2020-11-07
142,427(+84)8,790(+9)
2020-11-08
142,475(+48)8,795(+5)
2020-11-09
142,561(+86)8,802(+7)
2020-11-10
142,664(+103)8,808(+6)
2020-11-11
142,776(+112)8,818(+10)
2020-11-12
142,889(+113)8,825(+7)
2020-11-13
143,069(+180)8,835(+10)
2020-11-14
143,181(+112)8,841(+6)
2020-11-15
143,246(+65)8,849(+8)
2020-11-16
143,371(+125)8,859(+10)
2020-11-17
143,473(+102)8,866(+7)
2020-11-18
143,569(+96)8,875(+9)
2020-11-19
143,756(+187)8,889(+14)
2020-11-20
143,854(+98)8,900(+11)
2020-11-21
143,922(+68)8,904(+4)
2020-11-22
143,978(+56)8,907(+3)
2020-11-23
144,034(+56)8,916(+9)
2020-11-24
144,147(+113)8,928(+12)
2020-11-25
144,276(+129)8,933(+5)
2020-11-26
144,390(+114)8,939(+6)
2020-11-27
144,494(+104)8,943(+4)
2020-11-28
144,592(+98)8,949(+6)
2020-11-29
144,622(+30)8,952(+3)
2020-11-30
144,708(+86)8,957(+5)
2020-12-01
144,810(+102)8,963(+6)
2020-12-02
144,994(+184)8,972(+9)
2020-12-03
145,186(+192)8,982(+10)
2020-12-04
145,325(+139)8,987(+5)
2020-12-05
145,492(+167)8,992(+5)
2020-12-06
145,560(+68)8,995(+3)
2020-12-07
145,657(+97)8,997(+2)
2020-12-08
145,846(+189)9,002(+5)
2020-12-09
146,060(+214)9,004(+2)
2020-12-10
146,385(+325)9,008(+4)
2020-12-11
146,697(+312)9,013(+5)
2020-12-12
147,030(+333)9,014(+1)
2020-12-13
147,150(+120)9,018(+4)
2020-12-14
147,345(+195)9,024(+6)
2020-12-15
147,716(+371)9,026(+2)
2020-12-16
148,214(+498)9,029(+3)
2020-12-17
148,665(+451)9,031(+2)
2020-12-18
149,149(+484)9,033(+2)
2020-12-19
149,770(+621)9,035(+2)
2020-12-20
150,023(+253)9,036(+1)
2020-12-21
150,385(+362)9,043(+7)
2020-12-22
151,059(+674)9,052(+9)
2020-12-23
152,064(+1,005)9,065(+13)
2020-12-24
153,121(+1,057)9,076(+11)
2020-12-25
153,590(+469)9,083(+7)
2020-12-26
154,349(+759)9,093(+10)
2020-12-27
154,843(+494)9,098(+5)
2020-12-28
155,594(+751)9,106(+8)
2020-12-29
156,887(+1,293)9,135(+29)
2020-12-30
158,372(+1,485)9,149(+14)
2020-12-31
160,124(+1,752)9,165(+16)
2021-01-01
160,985(+861)9,175(+10)
2021-01-02
162,055(+1,070)9,186(+11)
2021-01-03
162,661(+606)9,201(+15)
2021-01-04
163,671(+1,010)9,219(+18)
2021-01-05
165,268(+1,597)9,241(+22)
2021-01-06
166,981(+1,713)9,287(+46)
2021-01-07
168,891(+1,910)9,304(+17)
2021-01-08
171,154(+2,263)9,328(+24)
2021-01-09
172,798(+1,644)9,351(+23)
2021-01-10
173,896(+1,098)9,376(+25)
2021-01-11
175,288(+1,392)9,415(+39)
2021-01-12
176,761(+1,473)9,454(+39)
2021-01-13
178,818(+2,057)9,493(+39)
2021-01-14
181,016(+2,198)9,530(+37)
2021-01-15
183,589(+2,573)9,571(+41)
2021-01-16
185,680(+2,091)9,596(+25)
2021-01-17
187,183(+1,503)9,636(+40)
2021-01-18
188,733(+1,550)9,680(+44)
2021-01-19
191,090(+2,357)9,722(+42)
2021-01-20
193,745(+2,655)9,764(+42)
2021-01-21
196,393(+2,648)9,818(+54)
2021-01-22
198,257(+1,864)9,871(+53)
2021-01-23
199,989(+1,732)9,927(+56)
2021-01-24
201,037(+1,048)9,985(+58)
2021-01-25
202,818(+1,781)10,051(+66)
2021-01-26
205,208(+2,390)10,105(+54)
2021-01-27
208,074(+2,866)10,167(+62)
2021-01-28
210,726(+2,652)10,226(+59)
2021-01-29
213,392(+2,666)10,279(+53)
2021-01-30
215,397(+2,005)10,330(+51)
2021-01-31
216,835(+1,438)10,379(+49)
2021-02-01
218,299(+1,464)10,439(+60)
2021-02-02
220,426(+2,127)10,513(+74)
2021-02-03
222,447(+2,021)10,571(+58)
2021-02-04
224,234(+1,787)10,633(+62)
2021-02-05
225,910(+1,676)10,687(+54)
2021-02-06
227,128(+1,218)10,753(+66)
2021-02-07
227,967(+839)10,796(+43)
2021-02-08
229,187(+1,220)10,864(+68)
2021-02-09
230,731(+1,544)10,929(+65)
2021-02-10
232,502(+1,771)10,996(+67)
2021-02-11
233,854(+1,352)11,044(+48)
2021-02-12
235,098(+1,244)11,107(+63)
2021-02-13
236,036(+938)11,155(+48)
2021-02-14
236,732(+696)11,202(+47)
2021-02-15
237,144(+412)11,234(+32)
2021-02-16
237,706(+562)11,274(+40)
2021-02-17
238,495(+789)11,303(+29)
2021-02-18
239,524(+1,029)11,353(+50)
2021-02-19
240,676(+1,152)11,390(+37)
2021-02-20
241,771(+1,095)11,417(+27)
2021-02-21
242,292(+521)11,441(+24)
2021-02-22
243,176(+884)11,470(+29)
2021-02-23
244,380(+1,204)11,508(+38)
2021-02-24
245,719(+1,339)11,547(+39)
2021-02-25
246,822(+1,103)11,577(+30)
2021-02-26
247,891(+1,069)11,609(+32)
2021-02-27
248,547(+656)11,628(+19)
2021-02-28
249,010(+463)11,649(+21)
2021-03-01
249,767(+757)11,666(+17)
2021-03-02
250,557(+790)11,703(+37)
2021-03-03
251,391(+834)11,734(+31)
2021-03-04
252,360(+969)11,561
2021-03-05
253,297(+937)11,789(+228)
2021-03-06
253,950(+653)11,807(+18)
2021-03-07
254,273(+323)11,823(+16)
2021-03-08
254,736(+463)11,845(+22)
2021-03-09
255,621(+885)11,858(+13)
2021-03-10
256,462(+841)11,884(+26)
2021-03-11
257,240(+778)11,903(+19)
2021-03-12
258,324(+1,084)11,930(+27)
2021-03-13
259,004(+680)11,944(+14)
2021-03-14
259,389(+385)11,958(+14)
2021-03-15
260,059(+670)11,974(+16)
2021-03-16
260,988(+929)11,997(+23)
2021-03-17
262,056(+1,068)12,015(+18)
2021-03-18
262,941(+885)12,028(+13)
2021-03-19
263,808(+867)12,041(+13)
2021-03-20
264,411(+603)12,051(+10)
2021-03-21
264,634(+223)12,060(+9)
2021-03-22
265,207(+573)12,074(+14)
2021-03-23
266,086(+879)12,093(+19)
2021-03-24
267,059(+973)12,107(+14)
2021-03-25
267,833(+774)12,131(+24)
2021-03-26
268,711(+878)12,143(+12)
2021-03-27
269,302(+591)12,165(+22)
2021-03-28
269,628(+326)12,186(+21)
2021-03-29
270,347(+719)12,211(+25)
2021-03-30
271,419(+1,072)12,239(+28)
2021-03-31
272,411(+992)12,257(+18)
2021-04-01
273,327(+916)12,280(+23)
2021-04-02
273,947(+620)12,305(+25)
2021-04-03
274,467(+520)12,316(+11)
2021-04-04
274,934(+467)12,324(+8)
2021-04-05
275,392(+458)12,344(+20)
2021-04-06
276,890(+1,498)12,366(+22)
2021-04-07
277,966(+1,076)12,385(+19)
2021-04-08
279,207(+1,241)12,412(+27)
2021-04-09
280,649(+1,442)12,428(+16)
2021-04-10
281,570(+921)12,442(+14)
2021-04-11
282,095(+525)12,451(+9)
2021-04-12
283,084(+989)12,469(+18)
2021-04-13
284,183(+1,099)12,496(+27)
2021-04-14
285,291(+1,108)12,519(+23)
2021-04-15
286,114(+823)12,603(+84)
2021-04-16
287,360(+1,246)12,625(+22)
2021-04-17
288,545(+1,185)12,634(+9)
2021-04-18
289,066(+521)12,648(+14)
2021-04-19
290,362(+1,296)12,666(+18)
2021-04-20
291,675(+1,313)12,695(+29)
2021-04-21
293,061(+1,386)12,731(+36)
2021-04-22
294,391(+1,330)12,758(+27)
2021-04-23
295,892(+1,501)12,783(+25)
2021-04-24
297,185(+1,293)12,812(+29)
2021-04-25
297,659(+474)12,824(+12)
2021-04-26
298,778(+1,119)12,861(+37)
2021-04-27
300,258(+1,480)12,885(+24)
2021-04-28
301,831(+1,573)12,920(+35)
2021-04-29
303,732(+1,901)12,951(+31)
2021-04-30
2021-05-01
306,527(n.a.)13,009(n.a.)
2021-05-02
307,561(+1,034)13,021(+12)
2021-05-03
308,984(+1,423)13,035(+14)
2021-05-04
310,572(+1,588)13,082(+47)
2021-05-05
312,407(+1,835)13,123(+41)
2021-05-06
314,190(+1,783)13,151(+28)
2021-05-07
316,153(+1,963)13,182(+31)
2021-05-08
317,547(+1,394)13,205(+23)
2021-05-09
318,610(+1,063)13,228(+23)
2021-05-10
320,209(+1,599)13,258(+30)
2021-05-11
322,578(+2,369)13,308(+50)
2021-05-12
324,868(+2,290)13,345(+37)
2021-05-13
327,224(+2,356)13,409(+64)
2021-05-14
329,733(+2,509)13,451(+42)
2021-05-15
331,516(+1,783)13,493(+42)
2021-05-16
332,567(+1,051)13,517(+24)
2021-05-17
334,824(+2,257)13,566(+49)
2021-05-18
337,441(+2,617)13,635(+69)
2021-05-19
340,207(+2,766)13,693(+58)
2021-05-20
343,065(+2,858)13,780(+87)
2021-05-21
346,070(+3,005)13,857(+77)
2021-05-22
347,861(+1,791)13,911(+54)
2021-05-23
349,653(+1,792)13,965(+54)
2021-05-24
352,170(+2,517)14,024(+59)
2021-05-25
355,349(+3,179)14,124(+100)
2021-05-26
358,562(+3,213)14,226(+102)
2021-05-27
361,580(+3,018)14,312(+86)
2021-05-28
364,570(+2,990)14,377(+65)
2021-05-29
366,714(+2,144)14,435(+58)
2021-05-30
368,474(+1,760)14,471(+36)
2021-05-31
371,279(+2,805)14,524(+53)
2021-06-01
374,718(+3,439)14,639(+115)
2021-06-02
378,028(+3,310)14,732(+93)
2021-06-03
380,457(+2,429)14,832(+100)
2021-06-04
383,457(+3,000)14,900(+68)
2021-06-05
385,734(+2,277)14,981(+81)
2021-06-06
387,162(+1,428)15,024(+43)
2021-06-07
389,994(+2,832)15,082(+58)
2021-06-08
392,975(+2,981)15,177(+95)
2021-06-09
396,814(+3,839)15,247(+70)
2021-06-10
400,047(+3,233)15,321(+74)
2021-06-11
2021-06-12
405,347(n.a.)15,485(n.a.)
2021-06-13
406,954(+1,607)15,542(+57)
2021-06-14
409,106(+2,152)15,614(+72)
2021-06-15
411,677(+2,571)15,738(+124)
2021-06-16
414,513(+2,836)15,826(+88)
2021-06-17
417,195(+2,682)15,924(+98)
2021-06-18
2021-06-19
418,843(n.a.)16,088(n.a.)
2021-06-20
422,047(+3,204)16,132(+44)
2021-06-21
422,811(+764)16,174(+42)
2021-06-22
424,478(+1,667)16,243(+69)
2021-06-23
426,748(+2,270)16,329(+86)
2021-06-24
429,178(+2,430)16,414(+85)
2021-06-25
431,360(+2,182)16,496(+82)
2021-06-26
433,013(+1,653)16,551(+55)
2021-06-27
433,935(+922)16,581(+30)
2021-06-28
435,568(+1,633)16,631(+50)
2021-06-29
437,623(+2,055)16,702(+71)
2021-06-30
439,624(+2,001)16,767(+65)
2021-07-01
441,286(+1,662)16,822(+55)
2021-07-02
442,884(+1,598)16,879(+57)
2021-07-03
444,090(+1,206)16,920(+41)
2021-07-04
444,968(+878)16,951(+31)
2021-07-05
446,362(+1,394)16,985(+34)
2021-07-06
448,213(+1,851)17,013(+28)
2021-07-07
449,687(+1,474)17,067(+54)
2021-07-08
451,224(+1,537)17,126(+59)
2021-07-09
2021-07-10
453,595(n.a.)17,200(n.a.)
2021-07-11
454,241(+646)17,219(+19)
2021-07-12
455,436(+1,195)17,250(+31)
2021-07-13
456,815(+1,379)17,287(+37)
2021-07-14
458,212(+1,397)17,345(+58)
2021-07-15
459,579(+1,367)17,375(+30)
2021-07-16
460,818(+1,239)17,406(+31)
2021-07-17
461,714(+896)17,443(+37)
2021-07-18
462,154(+440)17,458(+15)
2021-07-19
463,125(+971)17,475(+17)
2021-07-20
464,177(+1,052)17,505(+30)
2021-07-21
465,351(+1,174)17,546(+41)
2021-07-22
466,318(+967)17,576(+30)
2021-07-23
467,343(+1,025)17,613(+37)
2021-07-24
467,975(+632)17,637(+24)
2021-07-25
468,423(+448)17,651(+14)
2021-07-26
469,182(+759)17,672(+21)
2021-07-27
470,024(+842)17,716(+44)
2021-07-28
470,929(+905)17,754(+38)
2021-07-29
471,958(+1,029)17,784(+30)
2021-07-30
472,813(+855)17,807(+23)
2021-07-31
473,506(+693)17,821(+14)
2021-08-01
473,899(+393)17,839(+18)
2021-08-02
474,538(+639)17,859(+20)
2021-08-03
475,265(+727)17,883(+24)
2021-08-04
476,097(+832)17,910(+27)
2021-08-05
476,795(+698)17,935(+25)
2021-08-06
477,262(+467)17,959(+24)
2021-08-07
477,696(+434)17,971(+12)
2021-08-08
478,063(+367)17,983(+12)
2021-08-09
478,671(+608)18,004(+21)
Source: Official Site of the Government of Bolivia on COVID-19

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Cases
COVID-19-Pandemie - BO (Bolivien) - Tote (800px).svg
Deaths

On 12 March, the government announced seven measures to slow the spread of the disease, including the suspension of educational activities until March 21 in schools and universities and the suspension of flights to and from Europe starting March 14. [10] [11] [12]

As a result of the six confirmed cases, the city of Oruro declared a 14-day quarantine beginning on 16 March. [13] The same day, the government announced that there would be criminal punishments for anyone who sabotaged healthcare, due to incidents of blocking access to healthcare centers for suspected or confirmed COVID-19 patients. [14] In the city of La Paz, arrests were made of people engaged in price gouging of medical products. [15]

On 14 March, Interim President Jeanine Áñez prohibited anyone coming from China, South Korea, Italy, or Spain to enter the country. [16] Starting on 18 March 2020, this will be extended to cover all of Europe, including Great Britain and Ireland, as well as Iran. [17]

On 15 March, the government announced new measures including the expansion of entry restrictions on travelers coming from the Schengen Area, in addition to the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Iran. [18]

Starting March 16, the departments of Oruro, Potosí, Cochabamba, and Chuquisaca implemented measures to restrict movement, initially to last until March 31, while Tarija prohibited public trips between departments. [19]

On 17 March, President Áñez announced the closure of Bolivia's borders to all foreign nationals – effective as of 19 March. Additionally, as of 20 March, all international flights were suspended, and domestic travel between departments and provinces was prohibited. [20]

On 20 March, the government of Santa Cruz declared a quarantine for Porongo, starting at noon and lasting 14 days. [21] The minister of health did not rule out taking measures with greater impact in the coming days. [22]

On 21 March, the government announced a 14-day nationwide quarantine, taking effect on 22 March at midnight and ending on 5 April at midnight. [23]

On 23 March, Áñez released a statement at 13:00 local time confirming the extreme quarantine measures and requesting the support and understanding of the population. She also took the opportunity to commemorate the 141st anniversary of the loss of the Litoral Department and with it Bolivia's sovereign access to the Pacific Ocean. Áñez confirmed the government's unwavering aspiration to recover its sovereign access to the sea. [24]

On 25 March, Áñez declared a public health emergency in the country and completely locked down its borders, with nobody allowed to enter or leave except for health or safety reasons. [25] This will be in effect until 15 April.

On 1 April, Áñez announced the following measures: [26]

  • From 3 April, the 'family basket' of Bs. 400 will be paid in cash through banks to the following sectors: those who receive only dignity income but do not receive retirement or other income, the mothers who receive Juana Azurduy voucher [27] and people with disabilities.
  • In the second week of April, the 'family voucher' of Bs. 500 will be awarded for families with children in kindergarten, pre-kindergarten and primary school in fiscal schools.
  • The price of household gas will be reduced by 50%.
  • The postponement of the payment of taxes and credits is ratified, as well as the discounts in the payment of other basic services.

On 8 April, the Minister of Health, Dr. Anibal Cruz, was replaced by Dr. Marcelo Navajas Salinas, a specialist in pulmonology and with experience in public health. Áñez stated that Cruz stepped aside for personal reasons. [28]

On 8 April, Áñez announced that the 'family voucher' of Bs. 500 will be extended to high school students and confirmed the payment from April 15. [29]

On 14 April, Áñez announced the extension of nationwide quarantine until April 30. Other economic measures were also announced including the 'Universal Bonus' of Bs. 500, for people over 18 who have not benefited from any of the previous aid launched by the Government and who are not salaried. [30]

On 29 April, Áñez announced that the total quarantine will remain until May 10 and a 'dynamic' quarantine will be applied, with relaxations on least affected regions from May 11. The borders will remain closed until May 30. [31]

On 28 May, the Bolivian government extended the quarantine until June 30. Starting June 1, Bolivia enters a new quarantine phase, making it more flexible. The highlights of the new measures taken by the government include: [32]

  • People will be able to circulate from Monday to Friday from 06:00 to 18:00 and Saturday and Sunday from 06:00 to 14:00.
  • The urban transport will be able to return to circulate according to restrictions of plates.
  • Churches will be open again only with 30% availability.

Scientists have noted that the level of infections was significantly lower at high altitude, with only 507 cases reported in the La Paz Department by May 31 with most of Bolivia's 9,982 cases centered on Santa Cruz Department. [33]

Measures taken by the government

Before the first case was detected in Bolivia, the government announced that an Emergency Operating Committee had been formed, including officials from the World Health Organization and different ministries and specialized health organizations. [34] Measures implemented with the Pan American Health Organization included support for the implementation of detailed procedures in a guide to the surveillance of unusual respiratory incidents. [35]

The Ministry of Health set up free hotlines at 800-10-1104 and 800-10-1106 to inform people about symptoms and allow them to ask questions about the virus. [36]

On 17 March, President Jeanine Áñez announced the following measures, to be in effect from March 19 to 31: [37]

Decree 4196

On 17 March, the minister of the presidency, Yerko Núñez, declared a public health emergency and arranged a series of quarantine measures, [39] which would be implemented in the entire country until March 31. [40]

Supreme Decree 4196 indicates: [37]

Decree 4199 – Nationwide quarantine

A nationwide quarantine is in effect from 22 March at midnight (00:00) for 14 days, with the goal of slowing the spread of the virus in the country, under the following orders: [37]

Vaccination

The US delivers vaccines to Bolivia through the COVAX program in 2021 The United States Delivers COVID-19 Vaccine Doses to Bolivia (51524627160).jpg
The US delivers vaccines to Bolivia through the COVAX program in 2021

On 30 December 2020, the government of newly elected President Luis Arce signed a contract between Bolivia and Russia to acquire 5.2 million doses of the Sputnik-V vaccine. [42] The vaccine was granted emergency approval and registered by the Bolivian regulator based on the results of Phase III clinical trials in Russia. [43] The first 20,000 doses of the vaccine arrived on 28 January 2021, and Santa Cruz-based nurse Sandra Ríos became the first Bolivian to be vaccinated the next day. [44]

In January 2021, the government contracted India's Serum Institute to provide 5 million doses of the Oxford–AstraZeneca vaccine. The doses were slated to arrive beginning in April. [45]

On 30 January 2021, the United Nations announced that 900,000 doses of the Oxford–AstraZeneca vaccine and 92,430 doses of the Pfizer–BioNTech vaccine will be provided through the COVAX initiative. [46] The COVAX initiative had reportedly agreed to provide Bolivia with 3.6 million vaccine doses from a variety of sources. [45]

In April 2021, Bolivia launched an international campaign to ensure all countries have equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines. Foreign Minister Rogelio Mayta said that unless 70 percent of the world's population was vaccinated new variations of the disease will arise and the pandemic "will continue for years". [47]

Marcelo Ebrard, Mexican Foreign Minister, announced on May 12, 2021, that Mexico will donate 400,000 doses of Oxford–AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine to Bolivia, Belize, and Paraguay. [48]

Statistics

Graphs

Cumulative number of cases, recoveries and deaths

  Total confirmed cases     Active Cases     Recoveries     Deaths

New cases per day

  New cases per day

Deaths per day

  Deaths per day

Recoveries per day

  Recoveries per day

Regional distribution of cases

COVID-19 pandemic in Bolivia by department ()
DepartmentConfirmedActiveRecoveriesDeaths
Flag of Beni Department, Bolivia.svg  Beni 5,289209289291
Flag of Chuquisaca & Sucre.svg  Chuquisaca 1,826282108120
Flag of Cochabamba.svg  Cochabamba 7,4201,942571603
Bandera de La Paz.svg  La Paz 13,371948218226
Flag of Oruro.svg  Oruro 2,657428179191
Flag of Pando.svg  Pando 1,365135117117
Flag of Potosi.svg  Potosí 1,3901924952
Flag of Santa Cruz.svg  Santa Cruz 32,13816,537928967
Flag of Tarija.svg  Tarija 2,8252787680
Total60,99139,89818,8752647


Total cases per 100,000 inhabitants by department
DepartamentPopulation [49]
(2020)
Cases
(per 100,000)
Flag of Beni Department, Bolivia.svg  Beni 480.3081101
Flag of Santa Cruz.svg  Santa Cruz 3.370.059954
Flag of Pando.svg  Pando 154.355884
Flag of Tarija.svg  Tarija 583.330484
Flag of Oruro.svg  Oruro 551.116482
Flag of La paz.svg  La Paz 2.926.996457
Flag of Cochabamba.svg  Cochabamba 2.028.639366
Flag of Chuquisaca & Sucre.svg  Chuquisaca 637.013287
Flag of Potosi.svg  Potosí 901.555154
Total11.633.371587

Progress of cases by departments

Oruro

A sixty-five-year-old woman in Oruro was one of the first patients known to be infected with the coronavirus. Six other infected patients in Oruro and one in Cochabamba, as confirmed through tests by 12 March, were in contact with her. [50] This was the first known instance of local transmission in Bolivia. The city and department began mandatory social distancing measures on 16 March. A further 65 contacts and family members of those were infected were confined to their homes, but showed no symptoms of the disease. [51] As of 25 March, the first Oruro patient was no longer showing symptoms and had tested negative for the disease twice; doctors expect her to be declared Bolivia's first recovered COVID-19 patient. [52]

Potosí

The first case to be tested positive in Potosí was announced on 25 March. Regional health authorities that this patient is a 69-year-old woman. She was infected by her son, a transport driver who had recently been in Chile. The driver had not disclosed his symptoms and was, according to the health authorities, treated privately by family members who are physicians. [53]

Impacts and incidents

Following the announcement of the first confirmed case, incidents were reported among the local population, including large-scale purchasing of surgical masks [54] [55] and hand sanitizer and blocking access to hospitals. [56] On 19 March a patient under observation who was required to stay in isolation tried to escape but was caught when he tried to take a trip between departments. [57] Operations were suspended at San Cristóbal mine. [58]

Corruption case

Bolivia's health minister Marcelo Navajas was arrested, May 20, 2020, on suspicion of corruption related to the over-priced purchase of ventilators to fight COVID-19. [59] [60] Bolivia bought 179 ventilators from a Spanish manufacturer for $27,683 each, costing almost $5 million. It later transpired that the manufacturer was offering ventilators for 9,500-11,000 euros each ($10,312-$11,941). [59]

In May, key witness, businessman Luis Fernando Humérez, was taken into preventive custody following communications he made with legal director of the Ministry of Health, Fernando Valenzuela seeking "a way out". [61] Humérez was able to connect for prosecutors, the health minister to Iñaqui García, a representative of the respirator supplier, GPA Innova, among others. Prosecutors for the case also demonstrated multiple calls between Evo Morales and Humérez intermingled with conversations with other defendants. [62] However, Humérez claims these conversations were only to pacify tensions in the country. With over 2 dozen calls between Humérez and masista leaders, including Morales and Orlando Zurita, prosecutors Arturo has postulated this may be less a controversy of corruption, and one of conspiracy against the current government. [63] In addition to Humérez, Valenzuela, Giovani Pacheco, the director of the agency tasked with procuring medical equipment, as well as two Inter-American Development Bank advisors have been arrested.[ citation needed ]

Despite these arrests, the Bolivian mixed commission of investigation continues to search for reasons that explain how this could have happened, and has issued summons across levels of the Bolivian government. [64] Among those asked for there testimony are Bolivian Minister Karen Longaric and Harvard scientist, Mohammed Mostajo-Radji, [65] [66] [67] [68] [69] the Bolivian Ambassador for Science, Innovation, and Technology to the UN. [70] [71] While, no criminal charges were levied against Mostajo-Radji [ citation needed ], inconsistencies between his earlier testimony where he claimed complete ignorance of the purchase, and public statements in April where he claimed responsibility for overseeing the purchases of the respirators led prosecutors to ask for further information. [72] However, in spite of these calls from prosecutors, and the continuing pandemic, Mostajo-Radji left Bolivia for the United States in June 2020 [73] and has yet to testify. [74] Allies of Evo Morales accused the interim president of protecting the young scientist who was rumored to be involved with Áñez's daughter; [75] [76] allegations which both Áñez and Mostajo-Radji deny. [77] [73]

In August 2020, it was revealed that an additional 324 respirators, purchased from China through Amgen were also bought with a surcharge ($35,000 for machines that cost $18,000) and contained numerous defects. [78] In response, the prosecutor's office announced investigations into both the ambassador, Mostajo-Radji, as well as the Minister of Health, Eidy Roca. [78] Unlike the Spanish respirators, these were part of the 500 Mostajo-Radji had announced in April were purchased by Bolivia. [79]

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">COVID-19 pandemic in South America</span> Ongoing COVID-19 viral pandemic in South America

The COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed to have reached South America on 26 February 2020 when Brazil confirmed a case in São Paulo. By 3 April, all countries and territories in South America had recorded at least one case.

The COVID-19 pandemic in Honduras was a part of the worldwide pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2. The virus was first confirmed to have spread to Honduras on 10 March 2020, when two women tested positive for the virus after one of them landed on Toncontín International Airport in a flight from Madrid, Spain, and the other on Ramón Villeda Morales International Airport in a flight from Geneva, Switzerland. Confirmed cases have been reported in all 18 departments of the country, with the majority of cases located in Cortés and Francisco Morazán.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">COVID-19 pandemic in Venezuela</span> COVID-19 viral pandemic in Venezuela

The COVID-19 pandemic in Venezuela was a part of the worldwide pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2. The first two cases in Venezuela were confirmed on 13 March 2020; the first death was reported on 26 March. However, the first record of a patient claiming to have symptoms of coronavirus disease dates back to 29 February 2020, with government officials suspecting that the first person carrying the virus could have entered the country as early as 25 February.

The COVID-19 pandemic in Uruguay has resulted in 1,037,893 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 7,625 deaths.

The COVID-19 pandemic in El Salvador was a part of the worldwide pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2. The virus was confirmed to have reached El Salvador on 18 March 2020. As of 19 September 2021, El Salvador reported 102,024 cases, 3,114 deaths, and 84,981 recoveries. As of that date El Salvador had arrested a total of 2,424 people for violating quarantine orders, and 1,268,090 people had been tested for the virus. On 31 March 2020, the first COVID-19 death in El Salvador was confirmed.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Mohammed Mostajo-Radji</span> (born 1989)

Mohammed A. Mostajo-Radji is a Bolivian scientist and diplomat. As the former Bolivian Ambassador for Science, Technology and Innovation, he has been the only Latin American science diplomat at the rank of ambassador.

Events in the year 2020 in Bolivia.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2021 Bolivian regional elections</span> Departmental and municipal elections in Bolivia

The 2021 Bolivian regional elections were held on 7 March 2021. Departmental and municipal authorities were elected by an electorate of approximately 7 million people. This was the third regional election under the 2009 constitution. It was postponed from the expected date of 2020 due to the 2019 Bolivian political crisis and delays in holding the 2020 Bolivian general election. All elected authorities assumed office on 3 May.

The COVID-19 pandemic in Cuzco is part of the worldwide pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2. The virus was reported to have spread to Cusco on 13 March 2020, when a 37-year-old man who had travelled to United States tested positive. The start of the epidemic outbreak in The country, also called "community transmission", was announced on March 17, 2020, while the first death was reported a week later. As time passed, the outbreak spread throughout the department, Paruro being the last province to report its first positive case on May 6, 2020. In the district of Villa Virgen, La Convención Province, a first positive case of contagion by COVID-19 was confirmed on August 24, 2020, becoming the last district of the department to declare the presence of infected persons. The exponential increase in infections, which occurred since the third week of July, positioned Cuzco as the third department with the most cases in Peru.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Cabinet of Jeanine Áñez</span> Bolivian presidential administration and ministerial cabinet from 2019 to 2020

The cabinet of Jeanine Áñez constituted the 220th and 221st cabinets of the Plurinational State of Bolivia. It was initially formed on 13 November 2019, a day after Jeanine Áñez was sworn-in as the 66th president of Bolivia following the 2019 political crisis, in which the ruling Movement for Socialism government resigned. A second cabinet was formed on 28 January 2020 with all but three ministers being ratified in their positions.

Events from the year 2022 in Bolivia.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Isabel Fernández</span> Bolivian journalist, politician, and former Minister of Communication (2020)

María Isabel Fernández Suárez is a Bolivian journalist and politician who served as minister of communication from January to June 2020. Fernández was the final official to serve in that post, with the Ministry of Communication being abolished during her term. She subsequently served as vice minister of communication from June 2020 until the conclusion of the transitional government of Jeanine Áñez in November 2020.

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