In Lithuania, up to 835 new cases of coronavirus died, 5 more patients



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The Easter restrictions also do not improve the situation, but public health experts emphasize that COVID-19 is not being reduced, so it is necessary to focus.

During the previous day, 835 new cases of coronavirus were detected in Lithuania. Initially, 831 new cases were published, but Lithuania Statistics revised this figure.

In total, COVID-19 has already been registered in the country for 215,216 people. Currently sick 8762.

Another 5 patients died on Monday. The virus has already claimed 3,566 victims in Lithuania.

Incidence of coronavirus infection in the last 14 days 100 thousand. the population reaches 317.9 cases.

909 people recovered last week. 198,588 people have already recovered from COVID-19.

5,695 people were vaccinated with the first dose of the vaccine on Monday.

1966 people received the second dose of the vaccine on Monday.

In Lithuania, 330,802 people received the first dose of the vaccine. 152,938 people had already been vaccinated with the second dose of the vaccine.

In Lithuania, 483,740 vaccines have already been used.

7258 PCR samples were analyzed during the previous day. A total of 2,301,171 samples have already been analyzed.

Five people died from COVID-19 last day, ranging in age from 60 to 89, according to data released by Statistics Lithuania on Tuesday.

Two deaths each belonged to the age groups of 80 to 89 and 60 to 69 years, and one death was between 70 and 79 years.

All of these people died in hospitals.

The Statistics Department notes that the number of deaths per day is preliminary and can be replaced with records delayed within a few days.

A total of 3,566 people died in Lithuania from COVID-19. 7,238 deaths are directly and indirectly related to this infectious disease.

Most of the deaths from COVID-19 (1,280 people) were in the age group 80-89 years. The four dead were between 20 and 29 years old.

Lithuanian hospitals are currently treating 812 COVID-19 patients, 81 of them in resuscitation, Lithuania Statistics reported Tuesday.

Oxygen is added to 683 patients and 48 patients receive artificial lung ventilation.

70 people were hospitalized for COVID-19 per day.

In Lithuania, since the start of the pandemic, COVID-19 has caused 215 thousand cases. 212 people.

According to the declared data, 52 thousand are still sick. 164 infected, but it is statistically estimated that 8,758 people should be sick.

Is the spread already out of control?

The number of infections in Lithuania is not decreasing as it would like and in some places it is growing. Specialists not only talk about the third wave of coronavirus, but also ensure that the virus has already become unmanageable in Lithuania.

“It just came to our attention then. If the NVSC admits that in 40-60 percent of cases the main source of infection has not been identified, it basically means that the virus is spreading uncontrollably,” said Saulius Čaplinskas, specialist in infectious diseases.

Mindaugas Stankūnas, a member of the Government’s Council of Health Experts, said the race against time is beginning.

“It is vital for us to win as soon as possible from the vaccinated society. This is the main weapon at the moment to vaccinate as many people as possible, because the situation can be quite serious,” said M. Stankūnas.

There was a commotion over the funeral.

On Monday, the news was sparked by news that the “social bubble” rule, which only applies to circular municipalities, has expired as a result of the change in quarantine rules. It turned out that the rules prohibit married couples and siblings from going to the funeral of a relative of the spouse.

The Ministry of Health (SAM) reassures and ensures that the police will apply the “reasonableness test”.

“Yes, you probably noticed a gap that you missed. (…) However, there is another point in the resolution that says that the municipality can be left for other important reasons. Isn’t the death of a close relative one of those causes? This is probably the answer there is, ”Aistė Šuksta, a representative of the Minister of Health, told BNS on Monday.

Ramūnas Matonis, a representative from the Police Department, said he had not heard of cases where officials did not allow a person to attend a funeral.

“If the family travels and says that it is really necessary for the spouse to leave, then the officer makes that decision. (…) If you drive with your relatives seated, we are probably saying that only a close person who has the right can drive ”, He commented.

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