were 118 reported deaths in november, bringing the death toll to 1804. there were 47 reported deaths in december, bringing the death toll to 1851. modelling by who's regional office for africa suggests that due to under-reporting, the true number of covid-19 deaths by end of 2021 was around 8242. january to march 2022 there were 29 reported deaths in january, bringing the death toll to 1880. there were 40 reported deaths in february, bringing the death toll to 1920. there were seven reported deaths in march, bringing the death toll to 1927. april to june 2022 no deaths were reported in april. there were three reported deaths in may, bringing the death toll to 1930. one death was reported in june, bringing the death toll to 1931. july to december 2022 no deaths were reported in july. four deaths were reported in august, bringing the death toll to 1935. there were 25 reported deaths in september, bringing the death toll to 1960. five deaths were reported in november, bringing the death toll to 1965. no deaths were reported in december. medical supply donations medical supply donations being delivered jack ma donated medical supplies (20,000 test kits, 100,000 masks and 1,000 medical-use protective suits and face shields) to cameroon to assist the efforts to fight the covid-19 pandemic in africa. the supplies arrived at cameroon's yaounde nsimalen airport on 27 march 2020. samuel eto'o gave 50,000 facial protection masks to taxi drivers in his country. vaccination started on 12 april 2021, initially with 200,000 doses of the sinopharm bibp vaccine donated by china. statistics new cases new deaths government measures hand hygiene becomes an imperative for kids in rural cameroon on 18 march, cameroonian prime minister joseph dion ngute closed its land, air and sea borders. on 30 march, the minister of health announced the imminent launch of a coronavirus test campaign in the city of douala. dedicated teams will go door-to-door in the economic capital from april 2 to 6, says the minister. on 7 april, the cameroonian government has suspended calls for public generosity in the fight against covid-19, a move that attracted criticism over political motives. on 10 april, the government took 7 additional measures to stop the spread of covid-19 in cameroon. these measures take effect from monday, 13 april 2020. measure 1: wearing a mask in all areas open to the public; measure 2: local production of drugs, screening tests, protective masks and hydro-alcoholic gels; measure 3: establishment of specialized covid-19 treatment centers in all regional capitals; measure 4: intensification of the screening campaign with the collaboration of the center pasteur; measure 5: intensification of the awareness campaign in urban and rural areas in both official languages; measure 6: continuation of activities essential to the economy in strict compliance with the directives of march 17, 2020; measure 7: sanction on april 15, following the claims of the human rights commission of the cameroon bar association, president paul biya announced the release of certain prisoners in connection with covid-19. on tuesday may 5, the minister of health announced the provision to healthcare personnel of 50,000 coveralls, 320,000 surgical masks, 220 backpack sprayers, 10,000 pairs of overshoes. in late june, the government announced that the 2021 africa cup of nations would be postponed until 2022.