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Coronavirus – All the news: There is a rapid increase of 29% of cases, 56% of deaths and 16% of intubations in the last four days in Greece.
According to “To Vima”, the last four days there was an increase in the average number of cases by 104 each day.
The “jump” of the pandemic and its tendency to spread COVID-19 it is of great concern to health authorities.
This is because there were a greater number of cases (more than 438) even on the weekend what is considered that because some private laboratories do not register diagnoses, etc., the number of these two days is almost always lower than the average.
With the risk of a rapid increase in the number of patients in the coming days, although there is a relative increase in evidence.
Attica is one step away from “red”
At the same time, according to the data, Attica is “behind” in just nine cases since to be designated a “red” area (with more than 50 cases per 100,000 inhabitants).
Also, the concern there is also for Thessaloniki where there is a continuous increase in cases, the relative ratio in the last ten days being 35 cases per 100,000 inhabitants with an upward trend.
At the same time, exceeding this limit up to φορές three times and the epidemiological burden in Kozani, Ioannina and Kastoria.
During the four days from October 14 to 18, 1,875 bodies were identified COVID-19 which means 468 cases per day, when this number was 364 patients every day of the week from October 7 to 14 and 353 in the immediately preceding seven days.
The mentioned increase is approaching 30% and may indicate a significant uptrend and a faster approach to the limit of 600 cases per day that is considered the limit, the exceeding of which will lead to a local or general “quarantine”.
The death rate has doubled
In the last four days, 40 people have died from coronavirus, which means an average of 10 deaths per day, while this figure was 6.4 in the previous week and 4.7 in the first seven days of October. In other words, the average daily death rate appears to have doubled in almost 10 days.
So in recent weeks there has been a large increase in cases, in proportion to the population of the areas in Ioannina, Kozani but also Kastoria.
THE Athena has an average of 178 cases per day even if it exceeds 187 (that is, only nine more) will be in a state of maximum vigilance with additional restrictive measures.
THE Thessaloniki has had an average of 39 cases in the last ten days and it is estimated if this average per 24 hours exceeds 55 (that is, about 16 more) will also be in the “red zone”.
Based on the same data a trouble spot is the Maroon κι η Boeotia who will be on alert if daily cases increase by approximately 2-3 in each of these areas.
Case alarm: Mitsotaki teleconference in the afternoon
Epidemiological data from across the country was examined today at Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s regular meeting on the course of the pandemic.
In his presentation, Professor Sotiris Tsiodras presented the data with the number of cases and patients as well as the statistics for the image of the transmission of the virus in each area.
Based on these data, in addition to the evaluation of the evolution of the pandemic in the areas that are already in the area of greatest surveillance, it was found that they are beginning and observing some increasing trends in the Thessaloniki area. For this reason, in the afternoon, the Prime Minister will have a teleconference with the Regional Governor of Central Macedonia, Apostolos Tzitzikostas and the Mayor of Thessaloniki, Konstantinos Zervas, in order to discuss the application of sanitary standards.
The teleconference was attended by the Minister of Health, Vassilis Kikilias, the Minister of Tourism, Haris Theocharis, the Minister of State, George Gerapetritis, the Deputy Minister of Civil Protection and Crisis Management, Nikos Hardalias, the Deputy Minister of Health, Vassilis Kontofis The Undersecretary the Prime Minister and Government Spokesperson, Stelios Petsas, the Prime Minister’s Secretary General, Grigoris Dimitriadis, the Secretary General for Health Services, Ioannis Kotsiopoulos, the Secretary General for Internal Policy Coordination, Thanassis Kontogios Panigios and the Professor of Science of Data, Kimon Drakopoulos.
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