Cuban foreign minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla said Thursday on Twitter that Cuba has not lost any of its health professionals to COVID-19.

Presided over by its First Secretary, Army General Raul Castro, the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba met, where a set of measures to revive the local economy in the face of the damages caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Cuban health ministry reported Monday eight new positive cases of SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, for a total of 2,380 people in the country, 94 percent of whom have recovered

Since July 3, the country has been entering the second phase of the post-Covid-19 recovery, except for Havana, which begins the first phase, and Matanzas, which joined the rest of the provinces a few days later in the de-escalation process.

A total of 4,365 Cubans stranded by COVID-19 in 46 countries have returned to Cuba since March 22, according to Ernesto Soberon, director general of consular affairs and Cuban residents abroad at the foreign ministry.

Cuba studied 2,309 samples, resulting in 5 positive ones. The country accumulated 175,372 samples and 2,353 are positive (1.3%).

Cuba studied 2,272 samples for COVID-19, resulting in seven positives. The country accumulates 173,063 samples and 2,348 positives (1.4%).

Cuba studied 2,246 samples for COVID-19, resulting in only one positive. The country accumulates 170,791 samples and 2,341 positives (1.37%).

Cuba studied for COVID-19, 2, 184 samples resulting in two positive ones. The country accumulated 159,571 samples and 2,321 positives (1.5%).

Cuba studied for COVID-19, 2,006 samples, resulting in only a positive one, the lowest figure since the beginning of the pandemic.  The country has accumulated 157,387 samples and 2,319 positives (1.5%).