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“Bulgarian citizens should rest assured, for the moment there is no need to toughen measures or impose new ones in the fight against coronavirus. We will only continue to exercise control over current measures,” said Health Minister Prof. Kostadin Angelov.
The Coronavirus National Operational Headquarters provided its periodic weekly briefing to the Ministry of Health this morning.
New registry of COVID-19 cases in our country
As of October 7, there were 1,033 cases of hospitalized patients with coronavirus infection, of which 53 were in intensive care units. The number of beds for therapeutic care is 7307. For the treatment of coronavirus, those in need of intensive care have 1108 beds.
Bed occupancy is currently 5% of patients needing intensive care.
To date, the total number of children and students who have tested positive for COVID-19 is 101, 3,268 have been quarantined. The number of teachers positive for the infection is 133, 119 in quarantine. Of all the classes in schools, for every 1000 classes, 3 are in quarantine and do not go to school, said Professor Angelov. .
Dr. Spaskov explained the registration of coronavirus cases in Bulgaria
The Chief Inspector of Health of Bulgaria, Prof. Angel Kunchev announced and
where is our country located.
Bulgaria ranks 24th in morbidity and 7th in mortality from COVID-19 in Europe. This is demonstrated by data from the European Center for Disease Control. Data shows that 43 people out of 100,000 people in Bulgaria get sick from COVID-19. The mortality rate is 1.9 per 100,000. Compared with the countries of the Balkan Peninsula, Bulgaria ranks fifth in morbidity and fourth in mortality.
“The incidence in our country is of average growth for Europe. Bulgaria is still in the area with the brightest orange color. A group of about 10 countries is forming, in which the situation is quite difficult”, said Prof Kunchev.
The director of “Pirogov” Prof. Asen Baltov stated that
people no longer need to undergo a PCR test after a 14-day quarantine,
and they will be able to return to their normal lifestyle.
