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According to the government, there is an upward trend in Covid-19 cases, observed in recent weeks, mainly by agglomerations, according to epidemiological surveillance.
The state of Amazonas accounted for 9 deaths per day in the last week; the variation was 39% compared to the average of the previous 14 days.
“We are taking restrictive measures and closing establishments today to prioritize what is important. I am not going to leave the club open and the school closed,” the governor said at a press conference Thursday.
The measure, which will still be published in the Official State Gazette, will suspend the operation of bars that do not have primary operation as restaurants. Convenience stores and restaurants can operate until 10 pm.
The operation of:
- Beaches
- changing rooms
- clubs
- floating
Manaus bars, spas and restaurants have been reopened to the public since June, when the 4th cycle of commercial reopening began.
Day 11 the government had reported a slowdown in the decline in cases. The director-president of the Foundation for Surveillance and Health (FVS-AM), Rosemary Pinto, said that the agglomerations are the main vectors of transmission identified by the agency in recent weeks.
According to her, on the occasion, there was “a small increase in the number of cases treated in private health units, mainly in people of classes A and B”.
Until this Wednesday (24), the number of patients admitted to Covid-19 was 298, 199 in clinical beds (82 in the private network and 117 in the public network), 96 in the ICU (45 in the private network and 51 in the public network) and three in the red room, a structure intended for temporary care for stabilization of critical patients.
The occupancy rate in the private network is 65.17% in ICU beds and 64.74% in clinical beds. Jin the public network, the occupancy of ICU beds reaches 72% and 40.36% in clinical beds.
“We have a tendency to Covid cases, which gives us an alert,” said the governor.
The state government reported, by note, that the data points to an increase in the moving average of hospitalizations for the disease after months of decline, but He ruled out that the state is experiencing a second wave of the disease.
The first wave occurred during the months of April and May, when the public health system collapsed, with almost 100% occupation. The capital of Amazonas ended up collapsing, too, in the funeral system and the death toll was 108% higher than the historical average.
The two hospitals opened in an emergency in Manaus to attend only the cases of Covid-19 that have already been closed. On June 23, the City announced the closure of the field hospital and, on July 16, the government closed the Covid-19 Combat Hospital, Nilton Lins Hospital.
