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In Austria, 873 people tested positive for the coronavirus in the last 24 hours (as of 9:30 am). Most of them were in Vienna with 402, the Interior Ministry reported on Thursday. In Upper Austria there were 152. A total of 8,370 active cases were recorded. Details in the video:
So far, 45,686 positive results have been obtained in Austria. As of today, 802 people across Austria have died as a result of the coronavirus and 36,476 have recovered. Currently (at 9:30 am) there are 493 people (less three) in hospital treatment due to the coronavirus, and 98 (plus eight) of them are in intensive care units.
New infections since the last report are divided among the Austrian federal states as follows: Carinthia: nine, Burgenland: 22, Vorarlberg: 24, Salzburg: 47, Styria: 57, Tyrol: 70, Lower Austria: 90, Upper Austria: 152 and Vienna: 402
Confirmed cases: 44,813 (+ 873)
Active cases: 8,370 (+38)
Recovered: 35,644 (+ 832)
Deceased: 799 (+ 3)
Status: Thursday, October 1, 9:30 am
“The number of infections is too high”
The number of Covid 19 intensive care patients in Austria increased by 25 percent in one week. On Thursday 98 infected people needed intensive medical care, the Ministry of Health highlighted in a transmission. The pandemic continues to grow around the world, stressed department head Rudolf Anschober (Greens). “In Austria, too, the number of infections is too high for the moment. The risk of infection will continue to increase as temperatures drop.”
“Therefore, my call continues to the regions most at risk to pay special attention to rapid tests and the management of quick contacts,” the minister said. “I also call on local authorities to use the new Covid-19 Measures Law and the possibility of additional regional measures and focus precisely on the areas of spread,” Anschober said.
The sometimes sharp increase in the number of infections is noted in several European countries: for example, in Spain with a daily increase of 2.8%, France (2.4), the Netherlands (2.7), Hungary (3 , 5), Slovakia (5.9%). ), Slovenia (3.7) said in the broadcast.
