Statistics of the COVID-19 pandemic in Peru

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This article presents official statistics gathered during the COVID-19 pandemic in Peru.

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Graph of cases and deaths on a logarithmic scale. COVID-19-Peru-log.svg
Graph of cases and deaths on a logarithmic scale.

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By department

Note: The Regional Directorate of Health (DIRESA, acronym in Spanish) and the Regional Health Management (GERESA, acronym in Spanish) are health authorities belonging to each regional government (departments) except the province of Lima which is administered by the Ministry of Health, these health authorities have regional autonomy by which show different figures than the reports of the Ministry of Health.

COVID-19 pandemic in Peru by region
ProvinceMINSADIRESA/GERESA/DIRIS
CasesDeathsCasesDeathsRef.
Flag of Peru.svg Peru 3,590,882213,324
Amazonas bandera.png Amazonas 50,3181,333 [1]
Bandera Ancash.png Ancash 144,2115,994 [2]
Bandera Region Apurimac.svg Apurímac 51,0221,113 [3]
Bandera de Arequipa.svg Arequipa 390,8876,997 [4]
Flag of Ayacucho.svg Ayacucho 65,1521,881 [5]
Bandera de Cajamarca.svg Cajamarca 123,3973,063 [6]
Bandera del Callao.svg Callao
Flag of Cusco (2021).svg Cusco 194,8374,527 [7]
Flag of Huancavelica.svg Huancavelica 45,093858 [8]
Flag of Huanuco.svg Huánuco
Flag of Ica.svg Ica 111,6186,022 [9]
Flag of Junin.svg Junín 171,7175,695 [10]
La Libertad Flag(PER).png La Libertad
Flag of Lambayeque Department.svg Lambayeque
Flag of Lima.svg Lima (P)
Lima region flag.svg Lima (R)
Bandera Region Loreto.png Loreto
Flag of Madre de Dios Department.svg Madre de Dios
Bandera de Moquegua.svg Moquegua 79,8971,469—1,470 [11]
Flag of Pasco Department.svg Pasco
Bandera de la region de Piura.svg Piura
Flag of Puno.svg Puno 90,1623,071 [12]
Bandera Region San Martin.png San Martín 73,3862,237 [13]
Flag of Tacna.svg Tacna 66,0311,853 [14]
Bandera de Tumbes.svg Tumbes
Ucayali flag.png Ucayali 54,7792,664 [15]
Updated: June 13, 2022 · History of cases: Peru

    Summary table

    Registry of confirmed cases, recovered, deaths and tests by COVID-19 in Peru
    DateActive
    cases    		Total casesRecoveredDeathsHospitalisationsPCRSerologyAntigenicTotal tests
    CmlICU
    2020-03-0611----155--155
    2020-04-018291,323447471985615,587--15,587
    2020-05-0128,20640,45911,1291,1245,28765860,381282,117-342,498
    2020-06-0196,898170,03968,5074,6348,868975145,625931,034-1,076,659
    2020-07-01100,372288,477178,2459,86011,1081,212252,7381,446,631-1,699,369
    2020-08-01111,940422,183290,83519,40813,7001,416388,5271,989,421-2,377,948
    2020-09-01156,462657,129471,59929,06812,1621,493595,2262,637,808-3,233,034
    2020-10-0195,234818,297690,52832,5357,5111,353n/an/a-3,908,125
    2020-11-0142,769904,911827,61334,5295,2701,0411,028,3033,509,237-4,537,540
    2020-12-0132,219965,228896,97836,0314,0229581,271,5843,814,191-5,085,775
    2021-01-0124,4931,017,199954,98237,7245,2231,2531,501,6194,036,111-5,537,730
    2021-02-0144,3901,142,7161,057,14541,18112,3761,8551,918,9614,260,126175,1536,354,240
    2021-03-0149,5861,332,9391,236,66846,68515,0402,1532,351,0214,458,581794,9127,604,514
    2021-04-0132,7801,561,7231,476,78252,16113,5142,0652,905,8224,645,5631,843,1149,394,499
    2021-04-0230,4321,568,3451,485,58252,33113,5812,3572,930,1264,649,3941,865,8369,445,356
    2021-04-0329,2841,573,9611,492,05252,62513,3572,3732,947,6154,652,6841,882,9319,483,230
    2021-04-0428,9081,582,3671,500,58252,87713,5612,3072,970,1294,655,8741,912,1249,538,127
    2021-04-0527,5781,590,2091,509,49353,13813,6502,3482,993,7184,658,3861,927,3369,579,440
    2021-04-0626,4061,598,5931,518,77653,41114,0662,4523,015,8084,663,0411,962,1829,641,031
    2021-04-0727,0611,607,8981,527,11253,72513,8232,2493,028,7554,671,8432,008,4459,709,043
    2021-04-0826,8011,617,8641,537,08553,97813,6222,2463,056,1234,676,8182,057,8039,790,744
    2021-04-0926,4271,628,5191,547,80754,28514,1992,3133,091,1554,681,7872,103,4809,876,422
    2021-04-1027,3191,639,7671,557,77954,66914,9432,3213,112,1314,687,7252,145,8769,945,732
    2021-04-1126,2481,647,6941,566,54354,90314,5122,3023,125,8344,692,8282,183,17010,001,832
    2021-04-1222,8481,653,3201,575,24255,23015,2382,0733,133,7734,694,4842,198,21310,026,470
    2021-04-1319,7931,659,7071,584,42555,48915,1832,5993,143,7714,706,9312,235,30010,086,002
    2021-04-1418,9881,667,7371,592,93755,81215,0742,6153,157,0304,718,9992,282,81410,158,843
    2021-04-1522,8801,681,0631,602,03456,14915,1192,6033,172,5014,724,7042,329,18910,226,394
    2021-04-1622,0341,689,0511,610,56356,45414,9762,5913,191,8634,730,1542,373,54210,295,559
    2021-04-1721,1491,697,6261,619,68056,79715,1292,6163,216,6044,735,7962,421,91510,374,315
    2021-04-1819,5581,704,7571,627,96957,23014,7472,6363,232,4044,739,5822,463,45510,435,441
    2021-04-1913,9641,707,7871,636,28657,53714,7522,5743,239,6334,742,0412,479,80110,461,475
    2021-04-2016,0341,719,0881,645,10057,95415,5472,5803,252,5964,747,8462,523,97710,524,419
    2021-04-2115,1341,726,8061,653,41158,26115,4402,6283,271,1164,751,3762,559,97010,582,462
    2021-04-2214,2101,734,6061,661,79258,60415,3012,6143,288,3474,756,6792,605,82110,650,847
    2021-04-2315,8381,745,6551,670,80559,01215,2392,6423,308,5624,762,4382,652,36410,723,364
    2021-04-2415,6111,754,1501,679,09959,44015,2582,6463,330,5914,767,9542,699,75310,798,298
    2021-04-2513,7601,761,5751,688,09159,72414,9122,6183,348,2274,772,0142,741,77810,862,019
    2021-04-26Unreliable1,768,1861,714,99560,01315,1042,6283,366,2304,774,5702,758,39110,899,191
    2021-04-27Unreliable1,775,0621,721,92260,41615,2112,6423,382,8034,779,4652,802,49010,964,758
    2021-04-28Unreliable1,783,3391,728,66260,74215,1112,6333,401,6864,784,7802,851,13611,037,602
    2021-04-29Unreliable1,791,9981,736,18361,10115,2062,6793,422,0824,789,5292,884,77411,096,385
    2021-04-30Unreliable1,799,4451,741,86161,47714,7012,6523,444,8694,795,5422,929,11911,169,530
    2021-05-01Unreliable1,804,9151,748,17061,78914,7952,6673,465,9204,799,7712,960,23311,225,924

    Note: References in the daily report are in the annex, at the beginning of this section.


    Demographics

    Registry of cases and deaths by gender and age based on data from the "Datos Abiertos" platform provided by the Ministry of Health. [16]

    Cases and deaths by gender and age, registered on April 11, 2021
    Year groupMaleFemaleTotal
    CasesDeathsLethalityCasesDeathsLethalityCasesDeathsLethality
    All ages849,57336,6164.31%798,12118,2872.29%1,647,69454,9033.33%
    0-920,7971050.50%19,209830.43%40,0061880.47%
    10-1940,387950.24%45,756840.18%86,1431790.21%
    20-29144,6163800.26%151,1362060.14%295,7525860.20%
    30-39188,1031,1590.62%177,5715740.32%365,6741,7330.47%
    40-49167,1713,2541.95%146,8851,3380.91%314,0564,5921.46%
    50-59134,4086,8765.12%119,1102,7612.32%253,5189,6373.80%
    60-6986,4129,85511.40%77,9074,8326.20%164,31914,6878.94%
    70-7945,7908,77619.17%39,7714,48811.28%85,56113,26415.50%
    80-8918,6665,10027.32%17,0983,03617.76%35,7648,13622.75%
    90+2,9991,01633.88%3,56988524.80%6,5681,90128.94%
    N/A224--109--333--

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