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New coronavirus (corona19) infections in Russia have increased by more than 10,000 people per day. It was the first time since the first crown19 was confirmed in Russia in late January, when the number of new confirmed patients per day exceeded 10,000.
The Russian government’s 19th Influence Prevention / Proliferation Headquarters announced on 3 (local time) that the previous day, an additional 1,633 confirmers have emerged from 85 regions across the country, including Moscow. The cumulative number of confirmed patients increased to 13.4687, and rose to the seventh largest in the world.
As the capital city of Moscow added 5,948 additional confirmers, the cumulative number was 6,8606.
In addition, new confirmants were reported, including 822 in Moscow, the outskirts of Moscow, 295 in Saint Petersburg and 252 in the center of Nippon-Gorod.
Corona19 deaths across the country rose to 1280, with 58 more during the day.
Russian crown19 diagnoses are growing rapidly as local health authorities conduct large-scale screening tests of 200,000 cases per day.
The government countermeasures headquarters said 1.6639 of the confirmed patients have so far been cured, and the total number of exams has increased to 4.1 million. The number of exams per day was 200,000. The Action Headquarters also explained that around 50% of the new confirmed cases are asymptomatic.
Russia has maintained paid vacations for all workers on the 11th to prevent further spread of Corona19. Major cities across the country are implementing self-isolation measures.
Russia’s health, hygiene and quarantine authority, Commissioner for Consumer Rights Protection and Supervisory and Welfare Administration, Anna Popova, extends the deadline for restrictive measures to the same period if residents do not adequately comply with restrictions such as self-containment during vacations 1 through 11. He warned that he might have to.
Some note that restrictions on raising the crown 19 will be extended in late May.
By Jeong Hye-jung, reporter [email protected]
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