Virologist warns: Vienna is losing control of the coronavirus – Coronavirus Vienna



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According to the virologist, more and more people in Vienna are becoming infected with the corona virus in public spaces.


According to the virologist, more and more people in Vienna are becoming infected with the corona virus in public spaces.
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More and more people infected with corona in Vienna do not know where they were infected. Virologist Elisabeth Puchhammer-Stöckl is now warning of a loss of control over the infection process.

Virologist Elisabeth Puchhammer-Stöckl from MedUni Vienna warns in an email to several people from the Ministry of Health working group that control over the infection process could be lost.

Detailed analyzes in Vienna had shown that “infections are already being acquired in an unclear way in the public space (…)”, he quoted the “Kleine Zeitung” (Sunday edition) of the Puchhammer-Stöckl mail.

Vienna: Corona infections occur more frequently in public spaces

Specifically, the virologist, who confirmed the authenticity of the journal post, wrote: “Our analyzes of individual cases of SARS infection in Vienna, which we examined down to the last detail (accurate detection by PCR of all possible contacts) show that infections are no longer clear. Wisdoms are acquired in public space (public transport, businesses as some possible sources). It seems that control over the contagion process is being lost “.

Increasingly, people do not know where they were infected.

Research has shown that “more and more people do not know where they might have been infected,” the doctor explained to “Kleine Zeitung.” “Then we checked and saw all the contact persons in various cases: it was not family members or co-workers who were infected.” That leaves only the public space, the report said. “You got into a fuzzy situation. I think it’s the same in some federal states,” said Puchhammer-Stöckl.

The Vienna Councilor for Health Hacker is unaware of the aforementioned study

At the office of the city councilor for health, Peter Hacker (SPÖ), ORF Vienna was told that the investigation was unknown. According to a Hackers spokesperson, it is not entirely clear where a person is infected in only four percent of infected people.



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