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Yesterday 95 cases were registered in outbreaks
In Kaunas County, most of the cases were confirmed yesterday. Of these, 49 cases in the Raseiniai district. Here the social residence of Blinstrubiškės stands out, with 34 cases approved by decision of the NVSC yesterday, both the residence staff and the patients were prophylactically examined. A total of 55 cases have already been linked to this outbreak.
Seven cases identified yesterday are related to the Kaunas Chief Police Commissariat outbreak, one of which is a secondary case. A total of 11 cases related to this outbreak have been confirmed.
The outbreak at the Erudite School is linked to three cases confirmed yesterday. A total of 15 cases have already been linked to this outbreak.
Two cases confirmed yesterday are related to the Day Surgery Center of Ocular Surgery of the Kaunas Clinics of the Lithuanian Health Sciences Hospital.
A case approved yesterday was related to the Depth Department of the Viduklė Simonas Stanevičius Gymnasium. A total of 3 cases in this outbreak.
A secondary case confirmed yesterday is related to the Raseiniai Cultural Center. A total of 4 are currently associated with this outbreak.
A secondary case is also related to the outbreak in the Raseiniai municipality. A total of 46 cases have been linked to this outbreak.
A secondary case is related to the outbreak of a construction company. A total of 3 cases have already been linked to this outbreak.
In Šiauliai county, 16 cases that were confirmed yesterday are related to the Radviliškis hospital outbreak. A total of 155 are associated with this outbreak.
Three secondary cases are related to the Šiauliai Republican Hospital. A total of 56 cases were confirmed.
Two cases related to the outbreak at Kuršėnai hospital. A total of 8 cases are associated with this outbreak.
Five cases confirmed yesterday are related to the outbreak at Kelmė dairy. A total of 21 cases are already linked to this outbreak.
Yesterday there were two secondary cases in the outbreak at the Šiauliai ambulance station, to which a total of eight cases are related.
In Vilnius County, three secondary cases were confirmed in the Lietuva ensemble outbreak. Of this outbreak, 39 cases have already been registered.
Four cases recorded yesterday are linked to an outbreak of Dance Harmony, three of which are also linked to an outbreak at the Fire and Rescue Department. A total of 13 cases have been linked to this outbreak.
Three cases are related to the Trimitas wind orchestra. Three cases are associated with this fireplace.
Two cases in Vilnius are associated with an outbreak among hockey players. Four cases of this outbreak have been confirmed in Klaipėda County. A total of 11 cases have been linked to this outbreak.
In Klaipėda county, another case is associated with the Palangos line outbreak. There are already four cases in total.
Four cases were identified in Alytus County for Druskininkai Township employees. A total of six cases were identified in this outbreak.
Other cases
In Utena County, death from coronavirus infection was confirmed yesterday. The person was at risk due to age and other illnesses.
During the day, 4 cases of importation in the country were confirmed.
So far, 24 people with a confirmed coronavirus infection yesterday have been unable to identify where they may have contracted the infection. Epidemiological studies have shown that people did not travel abroad and did not interact with confirmed cases of COVID-19. Specialists are examining the routes of these infections, so the statistics may still change if links are found between individual cases.
After contact, but not in foci, epidemiologists estimate that 49 people were infected, but the cases are not classified as foci of infection based on currently available data.
NVSC reports that a total of 4,956 cases of COVID-19 disease have been confirmed in Lithuania, 2,378 people are still ill, 2,466 have recovered.
For their part, public health professionals urge people to follow all measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection: hand hygiene, coughing, sneeze etiquette, use of personal protective equipment, physical distance and more. .
