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Coronavirus: An 83-year-old woman with underlying illnesses is the latest victim of the coronavirus pandemic in our country, bringing the death toll to 322.
The 83-year-old man, originally from Orestiada, was diagnosed with coronavirus and was admitted to the Covid clinic of the Alexandroupolis General Hospital on September 12. As of yesterday, the doctors decided to intubate him and admitted him to the Intensive Care Unit, where he finished at 11:56 in the morning.
Earlier today it was learned that a 65-year-old man ended up in Hospital “Sotiria”.
According to the information, the unfortunate suffered from underlying diseases and he was treated by intubation in the Intensive Care Unit of the hospital.
Attica is in danger
Greece continues to register a high number of new cases, and EODY announced 312 new infections on Wednesday afternoon, which is the second highest number of daily registrations.
It is observed that Attica remained “red” on Wednesday As for that for one more day it is at the head of coronavirus cases in the country.
Of the 284 domestic cases, 27 are associated with known outbreaks, while 18 report recent travel within the country.
Of the total of 14041 cases, 2462 (17.5%) are considered related to travel from abroad, 5972 (42.5%) are related to a known case and the rest are not related to travel or any other known case or they are still under investigation.
Fears of even more than 1000 cases per day
“We may have more than 1,000 coronavirus cases a day, but I don’t think we’ll get to this point.” said Demosthenes Sarigiannis, Professor of Environmental Engineering at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, in remarks to ANT1’s main newsletter.
“Right now there are two different scenarios, good and bad. The good shows an increase in cases in December. The bad scenario, through which cases are going in recent days, shows a rapid increase in cases since November», said Mr. Sarigiannis, emphasizing that more than 1000 cases can be registered per day.
Referring to the lockdown scenarios, the Professor of Environmental Engineering at AUTh stated that “Lockdown magazines, one or two weeks old, are reviewed so that the spread of the virus can be controlled, without creating a major problem in the functioning of society and the economy.”
More details on where the new cases were identified on Wednesday:
- 22 cases during controls carried out at the country’s entry gates
- 6 imported cases that came voluntarily to be analyzed
- 174 cases in the Attica region, of which 12 are related to known outbreaks, while 13 report recent travel within the country
- 26 cases in PE Thessaloniki, of which 2 are associated with a known influx, while 5 with a recent trip within the country
- 1 case in PE from acaya
- 1 case in PE Βοιωτίας
- 3 cases in PE Drama
- 1 case in PE Evros
- 2 cases in PE De Evia
- 2 cases in PE Imathia
- 7 cases in PE Heraklion
- 1 case in PE Ioannina
- 1 case in PE Karditsa
- 2 cases in PE Kastoria
- 3 cases in PE Corfu
- 1 case in PE Kilkis, associated with a known confluence
- 3 cases in PE Kozani
- 3 cases in PE Corinto
- 1 case in PE Kos
- 2 cases in PE Fthiotida
- 1 case in PE From Larissa
- 7 cases in PE Lesbos, all related to a well-known influx at Moria Hospital
- 1 case in PE From messinia
- 11 cases in PE Pella, of which 5 are associated with known confluences
- 10 cases in PE Pieria
- 1 case in PE From Rethymno
- 4 cases in PE Trikala
- 1 case in PE Florina
- 14 cases are being investigated.
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