COVID-19 Mauritius Statistics | Explore Interactive COVID-19 Data

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* 0 patients abroad for treatment are deducted from Active Cases.

Mauritius Statistics

A cumulative chart showing statistics about Active Cases, Deceased, Recovered and the Total number of cases.

Cases per day in Mauritius

First 35 days of the COVID-19

The first 35 days of the virus in these countries | Source : Johns Hopkins CSSE

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Mauritius on the global (linear) scale with selected countries | Source : Johns Hopkins CSSE

FAQ

What is the source ?
Statistics on Mauritius is taken from BeSafeMoris, the official news source announced by the Mauritian Government. Statistics on all other countries come from John Hopkins CSSE.
What is the difference between Active Cases and Total?
Active cases are the last reported number of people who have the infection. It does not include deceased people or people who have recovered. Active cases also excludes people who went abroad for treatment.
Is this page official?
No. This is a community effort to visualize the large flux of data coming our way. However all data are taken from official and trusted sources i.e BeSafeMoris and John Hopkins CSSE.
Is the data about Mauritius updated automatically?
Yes. The data is updated every 5 minutes with official data from BeSafeMoris.mu. I do keep an independenly maintained copy of the data here using Google Sheet just in case the other source fails .
Is the data about other countries updated automatically?
Yes. The data for other countries is taken from this data source: John Hopkins CSSE data converted to JSON
Why did you build this?
To have a simple page where everyone can check the latest statistics.
Why does this exist when there is an official BeSafeMoris website ?
Please use the official app for faster official updates. On this page I will add additional graphic analysis based on the same official data showing trends how Mauritius is doing compared to other countries.
Can COVID-19 ... ?
We hear a lot of measures and information that might slow down or help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Sadly, many of them are incorrect, unproven and/or fake. Please refer to the official recommendations from the World Health Organization here.
Are you a journalist or from the Ministry of Health and would you like to know more about this page?
Get in touch with me asap: sandeep@ramgolam.com
Can I contribute to this project?
Yes please. This project is open source anyone can submit a PR or create an Issue to add new charts or other suggestions here.