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Hariri University Hospital chief Firas Abyad tweeted on his Twitter account, saying: “UNRWA recently announced in a study on Corona among Palestinian refugees in Lebanon that the death rate reached 2.4%. This is more than double the rate in Lebanon of 1%, and this refers to “The infection can be more severe or have a worse outcome for those most in need. It is important to know the reasons behind this difference.
1.5 UNRWA recently announced in a study on the Corona virus among Palestinian refugees that the death rate was 2.4%. This is more than double the rate in Lebanon, which is 1%, and this indicates that the infection may be more severe or have a worse outcome for those most in need. It is important to know the reasons for this difference.
– Firass Abiad (@firassabiad) October 10, 2020
He added that “Lebanon has maintained a low death rate, and the provision of free medical care in government hospitals has played a key role in this. With Corona, it is important that the patient receives early treatment. Patients can be late to the emergency due to the lack of beds, especially since the hospitals are full. ” Or if the treatment is expensive. “
And Abyad added: “We have recently noticed in the hospital that some patients go to emergency services in advanced stages of the disease, which increases the need for intensive care. This can lead to a worse prognosis. And we notice during the week past an increase in the percentage of intensive care patients requiring ventilators. ” (1/3 against 1/5) “.
“For the poor, however, food prices currently prevail over the Crown, as this graphic from a World Bank study shows. With the growing conversation about eliminating subsidies for basic materials, concerns about earning money daily bread will become more urgent, without overlooking it, “he said. Other concerns “.
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