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l Red areas became 6, record 29 died
per day, and 107 are in intensive care units
l DCC Infectious Disease Specialists, Virologists, and Pulmonologists
and medical students last year to help
in hospitals, called the Minister of Health
To the measures of spring, which became known as the three Ds: discipline for masks, disinfection and distance, people should include another: the intake of vitamin D, which will further strengthen the immune system.
This advice was given on Thursday by the head of the National Center for Infectious and Parasitic Diseases, Prof. Todor Kantardzhiev, at the briefing of the operational headquarters.
“In the absence of sunlight, this is a proven remedy. But I warn you that there is no overdose, vitamin D is
take with
break –
10-15-20 days
4 drops is the normal dose for an adult, about 1 or 2 drops for children, depending on their age and weight, “explained Prof. Kantardzhiev.
A record 1,472 positive cases were reported in Bulgaria on Thursday. In addition to this number, there were a record number of deaths per day – 29, as well as those hospitalized – 1732. 107 are treated in intensive care units.
“You can find beds, the biggest problem we are facing at the moment is related to doctors,” said Health Minister Prof. Kostadin Angelov.
“We have a severe shortage of their physical capacity. Most are infected, some are sick, some are in intensive care. We need help,” he said in a briefing.
Therefore, he asked the pulmonologists, infectious disease specialists, virologists, and internal medicine specialists working at DCC, as well as senior medical students to join the hospital teams treating coronavirus patients to help your colleagues. . Contracts for certain shifts would be signed with these volunteers.
“We will speak with the rectors of universities and medical schools so that sixth year students can help where they are interns, and this should be recognized as a pre-diploma internship,” said Prof. Angelov.
In the meantime
the hospital in
Silistra announced
what is he looking for
volunteers
– doctors, nurses, laboratory technicians, nurses and support personnel to initiate work in the infection and intensive room of COVID.
590 are infected front-line doctors at this time. In the last 24 days alone, 45 new infections have been detected, 3 of which are in intensive care units. Among the new cases are 5 of the 7 who work at the Sapareva Banya Emergency Center. In order to avoid problems with patient care and to cover the schedule, people from the district’s emergency centers have been assigned.
In just one week, the red areas of two turned into six. Shumen, the city of Sofia, Sliven and Gabrovo joined Blagoevgrad and Targovishte, which means that more than 120 people per 100,000 inhabitants have been infected there in the last 14 days.
Sofia, Blagoevgrad, Burgas, Shumen and Plovdiv are
areas with
at most
infected, accepted
at the hospital
425 are in the capital, 208 in Plovdiv, 197 in Blagoevgrad, 97 in Burgas and 82 in Shumen.
In one week, most districts went from yellow to orange (with between 69 and 120 infected per 100,000 people in the last 14 days). A large number of them are expected to be in the red next week.
It’s just vidin
with less than 20 patients
per 100,000 inhabitants
and it is the only one that currently remains in the green zone.
Despite the growth of infected people, our country retains its place in Europe, commented the Head of State Health Inspectors, Prof. Angel Kunchev.
“We maintain our place in the ranking among 31 countries of the EU and the European Economic Area. We are ranked 21st in terms of morbidity in the EU and ninth in mortality, ”he said.
Markets, markets, squares, pedestrian zones, public transport stops, waiting in line in front of administrative buildings, supermarkets and banks are the main places where a mask will be worn outside, explained Adjunct Professor Kunchev.
Another home
in a social house
is formed in the Sliven region. 35 of those housed in the Banya village nursing home have coronavirus. Previously, 178 people were infected at the home for the mentally retarded in Kachulka village.
More than 10 policemen from the two regional offices in Blagoevgrad have been infected in recent days.
Long lines of people waited for a referral for a free PCR test on the second day against RHI-Blagoevgrad. Due to the sold out limit of 30 destinations on Wednesday, its broadcast was stopped for the day. However, after the massive discontent, it fell and dozens of residents from all over the area began to queue, although indications are given from 9 to 10.30.
Basically, people with chronic diseases, in risk groups or with symptoms and contacts want a free trial.
RHI expects the situation to normalize after GPs begin issuing referrals for PCR testing from November 1. Three more laboratories will open in the area.
So far no shortage – pharmacies have loaded both pills and syrups
Most of the capital’s large pharmacies are still well stocked with vitamins and no shortage is expected so far, a “24-hour” check showed yesterday.
In recent days, demand for vitamin D and zinc has increased, and many people have started buying them at the first data on more than 1,000 infected people a day, the sellers said.
However, now there is no overstocking, no queues, and a variety of vitamins are on the stalls: baby drops, capsules, syrups, and soluble tablets. The pills are cheaper and can be bought at prices between BGN 5 and 20, and liquid vitamin D, which is absorbed faster, now reaches up to BGN 30.
The situation today is radically different from the start of the quarantine in March, when all essential vitamins had disappeared from the pharmacy network and there were shortages, pharmacists said.
Today, bars and clubs are only 50% full
l Retirement clubs close in Kardzhali
l Two buffer centers examine COVID-19 patients in Burgas
l 10-day quarantine for infected contacts
The number of people who will go to nightclubs, clubs and discos is cut in half.
This was agreed yesterday in a meeting by the Minister of Health Prof. Kostadin Angelov and the restaurant owners association as a new measure to limit the spread of the coronavirus. The condition will apply to both indoor and outdoor nightclubs.
To each client
will have to
fall in 2 square meters
zone
according to a new order from Minister Angelov, he agreed with the restaurant owners. Until now, the rule was: per square meter per customer.
With the new rules, nightclubs would operate at half capacity, they explained.
The aim is to limit the chain of spread of the virus by creating conditions for the distance between companies, explained Professor Angelov.
Compliance with the new measure will be monitored by both facility managers and RHI teams, who have been conducting midnight inspections even now.
“If we achieve 80-90% compliance with the measures in restaurants, then we will have achieved a result. We will punish, sanction and imprison the others, if necessary ”, commented the Minister of Health.
Next week, restaurant owners will meet to discuss additional measures that could be implemented if necessary, they said.
“We knew that there would be an increase in sick and infected in the fall. The most important thing for the industry and the health authorities is to maintain the health of people, but also not to reach the situation from March. Our industry
It is not going to
hold out more
a closure,
we are ready for
all types
commitments ”,
said Richard Alibegov of the association. Although restaurants in most European countries are closed, the number of infected people continues to rise and “the problem is probably not with them,” he added. Sometimes there was a problem with themselves
clients who
I did not want to
observe
measures
added.
However, shortly after the meeting, the Minister of Health issued another order that reduced the contact quarantine for an infected person from 14 to 10 days.
More and more cities in the country without Sofia have begun to tighten their measures.
In Kardzhali, retirement clubs are ceasing their activities and the district markets are introducing the mandatory wearing of masks and access for shoppers will be controlled.
The district headquarters also decided that the Momchilgrad and Krumovgrad municipal hospitals should start accepting COVID-19 patients, because the places at the district hospital are about to run out.
Starting Monday, two medical buffer centers will examine COVID-19 patients in Burgas, where specialists will examine them and refer them for home treatment or hospitalization, Mayor Dimitar Nikolov announced on Thursday.
“On-site tests will also be carried out, and the teams will be in permanent contact with the four hospitals, where COVID-19 patients are currently being admitted,” the mayor explained.
The centers will be located at St. George the Victorious Medical Center and El Masri Medical Center in Lazur. Its owners, Semir Abumelich and Ziad el Masri, expressed their desire to take over its logistics.
A doctor, a nurse and a radiologist will be available at the buffer centers, and from the middle of next week they will begin working 24 hours.
Dimitar Nikolov will ask the head of DO of the Interior Ministry, Kaloyan Kaloyanov, to provide
policeman
patrol around
buffer
centers
to ensure the safety of physicians and peace of mind for patients.
Meanwhile, it became clear that RHI chief Georgi Pazderov has ordered from next week that Burgas state hospital beds be increased by another 20.
All hospitals in Sofia with COVID zones until Monday
In the capital, people contract the disease mainly without or with mild symptoms.
By Monday, all hospitals in the capital will have to organize COVID zones and staff them. This will be written by order of the director of RHI – Sofia, Dr. Dancho Penchev, announced in a briefing at headquarters on Thursday.
Infected in Sofia only during the first 3 days of the week 1000 passed, and 425 people are in the hospital. Five people died in a week.
The increase in morbidity is clearly visible, but at the same time, the tendency of most infected people to carry the disease without symptoms or very mildly remains, Penchev explained.
So far, there are 78 schools in Sofia with sick students or teachers.
“114 students and 49 teachers are infected. This leads to the quarantine of 3396 students and 210 teachers. The kindergartens with COVID-19 cases in the capital are 20 with 7 confirmed for children and 26 – for employees”, explained the director of the capital RHI.
RHI employees are not enough and work to open contacts is delayed, Dr. Penchev admitted. However, the inspections by the health inspection inspectors did not cease and in just 2 days 70 public catering places were made and 20 minutes were drawn up for infractions of the measures.
The District Prosecutor’s Office in Blagoevgrad also drew up 9 minutes on Wednesday, the first day of the massive inspections initiated to comply with the anti-epidemic measures.
The acts are of discos for infractions by the staff. 11 verification protocols were drawn up for not wearing masks indoors, and the inspectors’ conclusion is that people in Blagoevgrad do not wear a mask or put it on their chin.
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