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The health security map changes as of Monday, as changes in epidemiological data bring… ups and downs in the level of risk applied by region.
The new epidemiological map shows Kastoria in “red”, as announced the previous 24 hours by the Vice Minister of Civil Protection Nikos Hardalias and vice versa, shows nine areas with a decrease in the alarm level, which is due to the corresponding reduction in cases newspapers.
More specifically, the areas that fell one step to the alarm level are: Heraklion, Karditsa, Zakynthos, Kea, Kythnos, Lesbos, Mykonos, Samos and Achaia.
This is how the map is formed:
- 25 areas are at Level 1 (was 26 14 days ago)
- 32 areas are on Level 2 (25 14 days ago)
- 14 areas are on Level 3 (23 14 days ago)
- 2 areas are at level 4 (there was no area at this level 14 days ago)
Areas that “level up”
As is known, as of today, Friday, Kastoria rose to level 4. Also at level 3, Salonika, Boeotia, Larissa and Serres climbed.
In addition, as of Monday, October 26, Arta, Evros, Thesprotia, Ilia, Kavala and Skiathos go from level 1 to level 2, that is, they go from green to “yellow”.
Areas that “drop to level 2”
On the other hand, there is good news, as the alert level was reduced from “orange” (level 3) to “yellow” (level 2) in nine areas of the country.
As it became known, the alarm level dropped one step in Heraklion, Crete, Karditsa, Pella, Lesbos, Mykonos, Samos and Achaia.
The islands of Attica, apart from Salamis, also “fall” from orange to yellow.
The areas that “turned green”
Grevena, Laconia and Paros “fall” from yellow to green.
There is a large reduction in the epidemiological burden in the following areas, down from level 3 to level 1: Zakynthos and Kea – Kythnos.
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