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Like yesterday, six new crown deaths.
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The Health Minister, Anschober, referred to the worldwide increase in deaths crowned by 6,960 people in 24 hours.
Posted: Apr 26, 2020 3:09 p.m.
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The Interior Ministry’s update of coronavirus case numbers on Sunday (starting at 9:30 a.m.) brought the same increase in new infections and deaths as 24 hours earlier. Accordingly, another 77 people were infected, bringing the total number of infections in Austria to 15,225. Six deaths increased the number of those who died with or for Covid-19 to 542.
A total of 12,282 people have recovered, and the number of people who are currently sick has decreased again by more than 100 to just 2,401. 594 people are in hospital treatment for coronavirus disease, 145 of them in intensive care units. That’s 14 or three less than Saturday. HERE you can find the latest figures for Salzburg.
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Overall, there has been no increase in numbers twelve days after the opening of the first store. Health Minister Rudolf Anschober (Greens) highlighted in a letter from the Health Ministry that 542 deaths out of 542 are too many, but significantly less than in most European countries. Anschober noted the worldwide increase in crown deaths by 6,960 people in 24 hours. According to Johns Hopkins University, more than 203,000 crown deaths have already been counted.
Hundreds of thousands of crown deaths worldwide.
With around 123,000 victims, there were about 60 percent of the total in Europe, a quarter with just under 54,000 coming from the US. USA After criticism of Donald Trump, the President of the USA. USA He was cold now, hinting at the end of the daily crown press conferences.
The United Kingdom has taken the leading position in one-day deaths in Europe. On Saturday, 813 deaths were reported over a 24-hour period, the total number of victims increased to more than 20,000. In official statistics, only the deceased are recorded in hospitals, but not those who die at home or in nursing homes as a result of a coronavirus infection.
(Source: APA)
Accessed April 26, 2020 at 04:10 am at https://www.salzburg24.at/news/oesterreich/coronavirus-gleichbleibender-trend-in-oesterreich-86758651
