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The coronavirus continues its rapid spread in our country, with the deadly virus registering one negative record after another, causing headaches for experts. Today, while on Sundays we were used to announcing a small number of cases, due to the fact that the diagnostic centers are in malfunction, one of the highest numbers of cases since the beginning of the pandemic in the country was registered.
This is the worst Sunday of the coronavirus, after EODY announced 438 cases of the deadly virus in our country, the sixth highest number of cases since the start of the pandemic. Even more worrying, however, is that cases are consolidated above 400, since today was the sixth consecutive day that confirmed cases in our country exceeded this figure.
Negative records don’t stop there. The week ending today is the worst weekly pandemic in terms of deaths. Specifically, this week there were a total of 60 deaths from coronavirus, while last week there were 40.
On a weekly basis, 2,720 cases were registered in the last 7 days, while last week the total reached 2,600.
Shocking predictions
All this while new areas enter the “eye” of the coronavirus every day. Attica remains a constant “champion”, yet Thessaloniki, Ioannina and Larissa cause great concern. All this at a time when estimates of the course of the pandemic in Greece are alarming.
According to Nikos Tzanakis, Professor of Pulmonology and Director of the Pulmonary Clinic of the University Hospital of Heraklion, perhaps at this time in our country active cases reach 50,000!
However, the research data from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh) for the future of the pandemic causes a stir.
According to the first scenario, with the existing restrictive measures, on October 31 Greece will be epidemiological with: 34,181 cases, 568 deaths (so far the deaths are 507), while the needs of the ICU will be 103 (while today there are 83) .
According to the same evaluation, if restrictive measures are not taken, on December 31 the country will be in “red numbers”. And this, because according to the investigation, it will have: 200,055 cases, 1,834 deaths and 837 intubated in the ICU.
In numbers, the research predicts an increase of 165,874 cases and 1,266 deaths.
The situation in Greece
The cases were still in “red numbers” today, as EODY announced 438 new infections, again raising the alarm to experts, who expressed their intense concern when they saw that the latest measures taken by the government did not bring the desired reduction in cases.
Of the 438 new cases, 32 are associated with known influxes and 28 were identified after checks at the country’s gateways. To these are added 4 who voluntarily attended a control, raising the final report of imported cases to 32.
Regarding the division, Attica consistently maintains the negative leadership with 164 cases, while the Thessaloniki numbers are high again with 53 cases.
Kozani’s 33 cases, Ioannina’s 23, as well as Larissa’s 19 are cause for concern.
Analytically:
- 28 cases during controls carried out at the country’s entry gates
- 4 imported cases that came voluntarily to be examined
- 164 cases in the Attica region, of which 2 are associated with known outbreaks
- 53 cases in PE Thessaloniki, of which 3 are associated with a known confluence
- 3 cases in PE Argolida
- 1 case in Arta prefecture
- 6 cases in PE Acaya, of which 2 are associated with known confluences
- 1 case in PE Βοιωτίας
- 2 cases in PE Drama
- 2 cases in Evia prefecture
- 1 case in PE Evritania
- 3 cases in PE Ilia, of which 1 is associated with a known confluence
- 6 cases in PE Heraklion
- 2 cases in PE Thesprotia
- 23 cases in PE Ioannina, of which 2 are connected by a known confluence
- 1 case in Kavala prefecture
- 10 cases in PE Kastoria, 3 of which are associated with known confluences
- 1 case in PE Keas Kythnos
- 2 cases in PE Corfu
- 3 cases in PE Kilkis, of which 2 are associated with a known confluence
- 33 cases in PE Kozani, of which 6 are associated with known confluences
- 6 cases in PE Corinto, of which 1 is associated with a known confluence
- 19 cases in PE Larissa, of which 9 are connected by a known confluence
- 3 cases in PE Lesbos, of which 1 is associated with a known confluence
- 1 case in PE Lefkada
- 1 case in PE Magnesia
- 1 case in PE From messinia
- 3 cases in PE Naxos
- 1 case in PE Ionian Islands
- 6 cases in PE Pella
- 4 cases in the prefecture of Preveza
- 1 case in PE From Rethymno
- 4 cases in PE Rodopi
- 8 cases in PE Serres
- 1 case in Fthiotida prefecture
- 1 case in PE Florina
- 2 cases in PE from Halkidiki
- 2 cases in PE Chios
- 25 cases are being investigated.
More than 25,000 cases in total
Thus, the total number of cases is 25,370, of which 55.6% are men, while 3,508 (13.8%) are considered related to travel from abroad and 10,153 (40.0%) are related to a case already known. 
In addition, 84 of our fellow citizens are being treated by intubation. Their average age is 66. 24 (28.6%) are women and the rest are men. 94.0% of intubated patients have an underlying disease or are 70 years of age or older. 256 patients have been discharged from the ICU.
Finally, we have 9 more deaths registered and 509 deaths in total in the country. 193 (37.9%) women and the rest men. The mean age of our deceased fellow citizens was 79 years and 96.3% had an underlying disease and / or were 70 years or older.
Age distribution
The average age of the cases is 39 years (range 0 to 102 years), while the average age of death is 79 years (range 25 to 102 years). The age distribution of (a) total cases, (b) cases that resulted in death, and (c) patients treated by intubation is as follows: 
Geographic dispersion
The map shows the geographical distribution of total COVID-19 cases (since the beginning of the epidemic) by Regional Unit of the country, according to the declared address of permanent residence of the patient, or the address of temporary residence for tourists and other temporary residents. in Greece. Includes both cases with travel history (“imported”) and cases with possible national transmission 
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