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In just one week, 1,482 emergency calls were made in the capital
For now, the complete closure of shopping centers, restaurants and schools across the country is postponed. However, most cities in the country will rely on reducing company working hours as a measure to reduce the incidence of coronavirus infections.
Due to the increasing cases of patients on Tuesday after a meeting with Health Minister Kostadin Angelov, the state’s chief health inspector, Prof. Angel Kunchev, announced that it is time to take national measures against the virus. The capital’s RHI director Dancho Penchev demanded the closure of shopping malls, schools, kindergartens and restaurants in Sofia and the Sofia region.
From March 8 to 15 alone, there were 1,482 calls to the capital’s Emergency Service related to the coronavirus, said emergency services spokeswoman Katya Sungarska. The calls for children in the same period were 129.
“We ask patients, some of whom may not be patients, but are concerned, to find their own doctors, not us, because people who need emergency care sometimes cannot reach us,” he said.
However, the crisis headquarters of the capital met only on Wednesday night. But the decision was left for Thursday.
Varna will not proceed with the shutdown at this stage, regional governor Stoyan Pasev announced on Wednesday. “Burgas has about 700 for every 100,000 infected and Varna has 400,” he said. On Friday, however, they would think about reducing the working hours of shopping malls and restaurants, rather than closing them, Pasev explained. Fifth graders in the area will also go online. They are currently studying this way from 6th to 12th grade. The regional RHI will issue an order to increase the number of coronavirus patients in hospitals by 5%. The COVID offices in the municipal DCCs in Varna will work with a new increase in working hours.
The COVID districts in Dobrich are 80% full. But it remains to be seen whether to suspend planned operations in the area, said local RHI chief Svetla Angelova.
“Patients who arrive at the hospital from the same entrance need intensive care: respiratory resuscitation, intubation, that is. They come in a very serious condition,” he added.
All beds for coronavirus patients in the Pazardzhik district hospital are already occupied, and 80% of those examined have tested positive, according to the local RHI. Due to the epidemic, Pazardzhik Mayor Todor Popov asked the Minister of Education to allow school absences for children aged 5 and 6. The kindergartens of the municipality continue to function.
From yesterday until April 3, students from 5th to 11th grade in the Gabrovo region attended an online training. The learning process at Technical University – Gabrovo also takes place online, and only internships and exams will be done in person. As of yesterday, it is mandatory in the district to wear masks in markets, markets and flea markets, minors enter shopping centers only with a parent or guardian, mass public events both indoors and outdoors are prohibited. Up to 15 people can meet for weddings, funerals and baptisms.
In the past two days in Montana, police discovered that three men, who were supposed to be quarantined at different addresses, had raped her.
7,600 patients were hospitalized for COVID on Wednesday, the highest number in a year. The previous record was 7,244 in the second wave in the fall and winter. However, currently the number of active cases is twice as low – 47,173 compared to 95,442. There is also an increase in people in intensive care units – 612 now in 590 in winter.
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