Malawi has recorded 32 new Coronavirus cases and 14 recoveries as the total number of recorded cases hits 5,414.
Co-chairperson of the Coronavirus Taskforce John Phuka said 29 of the cases are locally transmitted infections.
They include 13 are from Lilongwe, 12 from Blantyre, two from Dowa, and one each from Chiradzulu and Kasungu.
The other three are imported cases and were identified during routine screening of people entering the country at Mwanza border
Two of these cases are residents of Blantyre and one is from Chikwawa.
Cumulatively, Malawi has recorded 5,414 cases including 168 deaths. Of these cases, 1,094 are imported infections and 4,320 are locally transmitted.
A total of 3,012 cases have now recovered bringing the total number of active cases to 2,234.
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