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Health Minister Kostadin Angelov said that at the moment there is no shortage of intensive beds in Sofia because measures have been taken.
Angelov clarified that antigen testing will be free for people with coronavirus symptoms. The state allocates 15 million BGN for its purchase.
They will be paid if they wish, otherwise it is medically inappropriate, he said.
According to him, not all those admitted to a hospital with coronavirus need Remdesivir, these are certain groups of people. 3,715 are housed in hospitals; not all can be treated with this drug and not all are suitable, said Professor Angelov.
“There is no shortage of antiplatelet drugs. We note that there is an arsenal of people with drugs, this is unnecessary. We will impose a law to stop the export of certain drugs during the state of emergency,” said the minister.
Today alone, 1,252 people have been hospitalized for coronavirus in Sofia, 141 of whom are in intensive care units.
This was announced by the mayor of Sofia Yordanka Fandakova at the press conference in the Council of Ministers, according to her, the capital has been permanently in the red zone for days and the number of hospitalized increases every day.
According to her, the measures are enough, but the issue is control and self-control. At the same time, he added that more and more Bulgarians are following measures against the spread of the coronavirus. If the incidence is upward, according to her, the measure would be for high school students to study remotely.
A total of 36 emergency teams currently serve the capital, said the head of the Emergency Service, Dr. Georgi Gelev. 70 addresses related to the coronavirus were delivered until 5 pm
According to him, a kind of record has been reached in the capital: 500 addresses during the day and 300 at night.
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