Koronovirus: New negative record with 100 intubated – Attica is again the first in cases | HELLAS

A new negative record has been recorded in Greece since the day the coronavirus pandemic broke out when the largest number of intubated patients was announced.

According to information from EODY, the number of patients treated by intubation in the country now rises to 100. It is recalled that yesterday the number of patients intubated in the country was 98.

Scientists are particularly concerned about the increase in the number of intubated patients. This was mentioned during the briefing yesterday of the Ministry of Health on the course of the pandemic in the country and the assistant professor of the EKPA medical school and member of the expert committee of the Ministry of Health Gikas Majorkinis, noting that the pressure on the health system is increasing.

Koronovirus: Attica again first in cases

Along with the number of intubations following an upward trend, cases in the country are steadily increasing with EODY announcing today 306 new infection cases of which the majority, 165, are in Attica, 27 in Ioannina and 11 in Thessaloniki and Kozani. It is observed that the total number of cases in the country is 22,078.

The concern is intense for Attica at a time when the healthcare system is under pressure and the new negative history of intubated patients. However, as Nikos Hardalias affirmed yesterday, after presenting the Charter for Health Security and Protection against Covid-19 infection, which divides Greece into 4 levels of danger with Attica being the third (orange), the basin is quite far from level 4 (no region of the country is at this level). “If we go to level 4 then it will be mandatory to use them outdoors”, answered the Undersecretary of Civil Protection to a relevant question.

How are current cases of coronavirus distributed?

Of the 306 cases reported today by EODY for Greece, 274 are domestic cases and 57 are associated with known confluences.

More details:

• 30 cases during controls carried out at the country’s entry gates
• 2 imported cases that came voluntarily for testing
• 165 cases in the Attica region, of which 37 are associated with known outbreaks
• 11 cases in PE Thessaloniki, of which 1 is associated with a known confluence
• 5 cases in PE Acaya, of which 1 is associated with a known confluence
• 4 cases in PE Evia, 2 of which are associated with a known confluence
• 1 case in Zakynthos prefecture
• 2 cases in PE Ilia, of which 1 is associated with a known confluence
• 1 case in Heraklion prefecture
• 27 cases in PE Ioannina, of which 9 are associated with known confluences
• 1 case in PE Kavala
• 1 case in PE Karditsa
• 1 case in PE Kastoria
• 1 case in Kea-Kythnos prefecture
• 3 cases in PE Corfu, of which 1 is associated with a known confluence
• 1 cases in PE Kilkis
• 11 cases in PE Kozani
• 2 cases in PE Corinto
• 1 case in PE Laconia
• 7 cases in PE Larissa, of which 2 are connected by a known confluence
• 2 cases in PE Lesbos
• 1 case in PE Magnesia
• 2 cases in PE Naxos
• 2 cases in Xanthi prefecture
• 4 PE Pella cases, of which 1 is associated with a known confluence
• 1 case in PE Pieria
• 1 case in PE Preveza
• 1 case in PE From Rethymno
• 1 case in PE Samos
• 2 cases in PE Trikala, of which 1 is connected by a known confluence
• 1 case in PE Fthiotida
• 1 case in Florina prefecture
• 6 cases in PE from Halkidiki
• 4 cases are under investigation

The EODY announcement

Specifically, the information from the National Public Health Organization states: Today we announced 306 new cases of the new virus in the country, of which 57 are associated with known outbreaks and 30 were detected after controls at the country’s gates. The total number of cases is 22078, of which 55.7% are men.

3,245 (14.7%) are considered related to trips from abroad and 9002 (40.8%) are related to an already known case.

100 of our fellow citizens are being treated by intubation. Their average age is 68 years. 29 (29.0%) are women and the rest are men. 90.0% of intubated patients have an underlying disease or are 70 years or older. 238 patients have been discharged from the ICU.

Finally, we have 5 more deaths registered and 436 deaths in total in the country. 161 (36.9%) women and the rest men. The average age of our dying fellow citizens was 79 years and 96.6% had some underlying disease and / or were 70 years or older.

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