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EODY announced 157 new cases of coronavirus in Greece.
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Koronovios: Two deaths in the last 24 hours – An 84-year-old woman died in Karditsa and a 58-year-old man in “Sotiria”
Coronavirus: 177 new cases in Greece – 260 deaths
Specifically, the announcement of the National Public Health Organization for today, Sunday, August 30, reads: “Today we announce 157 new cases of the new virus in the country, of which 41 were detected after controls at the gates of the country. The total number of cases is 10,134, of which 55.5% are men.
It is considered that 2,078 (20.5%) are related to trips from abroad and 4,448 (43.9%) are related to an already known case.
35 of our fellow citizens are being treated by intubation. Their average age is 69 years. 10 (28.6%) are women and the rest are men. 51.4% have an underlying disease or are elderly 70 years or older. 149 patients have been discharged from the ICU.
Finally, we have 2 more deaths registered and 262 deaths in total in the country. 93 (35.5%) women and the rest men. The average age of our deceased fellow citizens was 77 years and 93.5% had some underlying disease and / or 70 years or more ”.
Two dead in Karditsa and “Sotiria”
There have been two deaths from coronavirus in the last 24 hours in Greece, as another woman died.
This is an 84-year-old woman who was transferred to the Karditsa General Hospital on Friday afternoon. An autopsy was performed and it was finally determined that she had coronavirus.
Earlier, a man ended up in the “Sotiria” hospital due to a coronavirus. The 58-year-old man, who took his last breath, suffered from obesity and has been hospitalized in the ICU since March.
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