33-year-old Sudanese male patient with type one diabetes presented with progressive, severe bilateral thigh pain with low grade fever. The patient was diagnosed initially as diabetic ketoacidosis with pyomyositis and receive analgesic and insulin the patient partially improved. Diagnosis of diabetic myonecrosis was made based on MRI of the thigh.

Acute pericarditis is uncommon presentation of COVID-19. Here we described a case of 50-year-old male who presented with chest pain without fever nor cough and diagnosed with acute pericarditis complicated by pericardial effusion due to COVID-19 after exclusion of other cause and receive supportive treatment and improve over two weeks.

COVID-19 is of uncommon diagnosis in pediatric with their presentation in much of time of a nonspecific entity; here we experienced a case of two years old female with Malaria presented with fever, cough, rhinorrhea, hemoptysis and convulsion diagnosed as COVID-19, complicated with encephalitis, received treatment and improved over weeks.