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A LITTLE BOY diagnosed with Covid-19 has been admitted to the ICU.
The boy, under the age of four, is the only person admitted to critical care since September 2.
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According to figures released by HPSC, in the hours leading up to September 5, there was an additional admission to the ICU.
The patient was a child under the age of four, who now contributes to 0.22 percent of coronavirus cases admitted to ICU units.
UCI STATISTICS
Meanwhile, 129 patients are between 55 and 64 years old, 110 patients are between 65 and 74 and 93 are between 45 and 54 years old.
A total of eight ICU patients are under 25 years of age and 54 patients are 75 years or older.
As of September 5, there was one death of a Covid-19 patient under the age of 25 and a total of 19 patients under the age of 45 died.
While 798 patients with the virus 85 years and older have died.
COVID-19 CASES
The number of suspected Covid-19 cases in Irish hospitals increased by 24 overnight, while hospitals with confirmed cases dropped by two.
There are currently 48 confirmed coronavirus patients in 16 hospitals across the country.
Currently, five children are receiving treatment for the virus at CHI Crumlin and two at CHI Tallaght.
Virus spike
The death toll from Covid rises to 307 cases higher in months and 182 in Dublin
road tragedy
Man killed after terror accident on the M50 in Dublin when emergency services on the scene
AGREED DATE
The pubs will reopen from September 21 ‘subject to local restrictions’
THE SUN RETURNS
Met Eireann says temperatures will reach 23 ° C as expected on a ‘warm and humid’ day
SUMMER RETURN
Irish temperatures soar to 23 ° C as a possible weekend storm ‘could linger in the northwest’
Zero counties have remained Covid-19 free in the past week, as Ireland sees 864 new cases overall.
Cases of the virus have skyrocketed in Dublin with 432 cases in the past seven days.
Dr. Ronan Glynn has expressed great concern for the capital and urged people to adhere to public health guidelines.
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