Maranhão has 100 deaths from Covid-19 and more than 2,000 infected this Friday | Maranhao

The SES report also indicates that 53 municipalities have confirmed cases, with São Luís leading this ranking with 1,668 infected people. When divided by the sex of the sick, the secretariat says 1,014 men were affected by the virus and 1,091 sick women.

In the capital, of the 112 ICU beds available for the treatment of patients by Covid-19, 101 are already occupied, which corresponds to an occupancy rate of 90.17%. There are 267 rooms in the capital, of which 161 are with patients. Within the state, there are 81 beds available and only three are occupied. As for the rooms for patients with the new coronavirus, there are 168 inside and 11 are occupied.

Covid-19 deaths in Maranhão

In the last 24 hours, there were 12 more deaths from Covid-19 in Maranhão, 10 in São Luís, one in Lago da Pedra and one in Arari. See below for more details:

• 45-year-old male from Imperatriz, with respiratory problems;
• 70-year-old woman from Bacabal with cancer problems;
• 22-year-old woman from São Luís, with obesity and psychiatric problems;
• 74-year-old woman from São Luís with hypertension;
• 66-year-old woman from São Luís, without comorbidities;
• 79-year-old man from São Luís, with hypertension;
• 78-year-old man from São Luís, without comorbidities;
• 70-year-old man from São Luís with AIDS, diabetes and heart problems;
• 83-year-old man from São Luís with diabetes and hypertension;
• 84-year-old man from São Luís with hypertension and diabetes;
• 44-year-old man from São Luís, without comorbidities;
• 65-year-old man from São Luís with hypertension, diabetes and kidney disease.

The new coronavirus affects 53 cities in Maranhão. See the list of cities below:

1. São Luís – 1668 cases
2. São José de Ribamar – 132 cases
3. Paço do Lumiar – 65 boxes
4. Empress – 82 cases
5. Santa Rita – 14 cases
6. Açailândia – 11 cases
7. Fox – 11 cases
8. Timon – 11 cases
9. Bacabal – 09 boxes
10. Rosario – 08 cases
11. Chapadinha – 06 cases
12. Caxias – 07 cases
13. Vitória do Mearim – 06 cases
14. Zé Doca – 06 cases
15. Anajatuba – 04 cases
16. Ferries – 04 boxes
17. Cachoeira Grande – 04 cases
18. President Juscelino – 04 cases
19. Matinha – 04 cases
20. Santa Inês – 04 cases
21. Miranda do Norte – 04 cases
22. Arari – 03 cases
23. Urbano Santos – 03 cases
24. Hills – 02 cases
25. Bacabeira – 02 cases
26. Trizidela do Vale – 02 cases
27. Vargem Grande – 02 cases
28. Viana – 02 cases
29. Alcântara – 01 case
30. Altamira do Maranhão – 01 case
31. Alto Alegre do Pindaré – 01 box
32. Barreirinhas – 01 case
33. Cajapió – 01 box
34. Cantanhede – 01 box
35. Codó – 01 box
36. Cururupu – 01 case
37. Davinópolis – 01 box
38. Dom Pedro – 01 case
39. Governor Nunes Freire – 01 case
40. Junco do Maranhão – 01 case
41. Lago da Pedra – 01 case
42. Mata Roma – 01 case
43. Miracles of Maranhão – 01 case
44. Morros – 01 case
45. Monsoon – 01 case
46. Mirinzal – 01 box
47. Quarries – 01 box
48. São Benedito do Rio Preto – 01 case
49. São Francisco do Brejão – 01 case
50. São João Batista – 01 case
51. São João dos Patos – 01 case
52. Tuntum – 01 box
53. Vitorino Freire – 01 box

Age range of patients

• 0 to 9 years – 13 cases
• 10 to 19 years – 23 cases
• 20 to 29 years – 235 cases
• 30 to 39 years – 599 cases
• 40 to 49 years – 520 cases
• 50 to 59 years – 332 cases
• 60 to 70 years – 198 cases
• More than 70 – 156 cases
• Not reported – 29 cases

Percentage of cases by sex.

• Male – 48%
• Women – 52%

Bed occupancy rate in ICU

ICU beds for Covid-19 in the capital

• Total beds in the ICU: 112
• Beds occupied in the ICU – 101
• % of occupation in the ICU – 90.17%

Clinical beds for Covid-19 in the capital

• Total beds – 267
• Beds occupied – 161
• Occupancy percentage: 60.29%

ICU beds for Covid-19 indoors

• Total beds – 81
• Beds occupied – 03
• Occupancy percentage – 3.70%

Clinical beds for Covid-19 indoors

• Total beds – 168
• Beds occupied – 11
• Occupancy percentage – 6.54%

Staying at home is important because, according to health authorities, it is the only most effective way at this time to stop the sudden increase in the number of cases, which could cause a collapse in the health system due to the lack of beds. and therapy units. Intensive Care (ICU).

A collapse would cause a drastic decrease in the health system’s ability to care for patients, increasing the chance of death from Covid-19 and other diseases.

To prevent the spread of the virus, the Ministry of Health recommends basic hygiene measures, such as washing your hands with soap and water, using a disposable tissue for nasal hygiene, covering your nose and mouth with a tissue when you sneeze or cough and play . in the trash Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth without having clean hands.