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No new deaths were reported the day before.
Since the outbreak in Estonia, a total of 6,881 COVID-19 cases have been analyzed and 76 people have died.
The country’s hospitals treat 68 patients with COVID-19, six of whom require artificial lung ventilation.
The incidence rate for the past 14 days is now 166.44 cases per 100,000. population.
According to doctors, the infection is spreading faster and faster in Estonia. The number of cases as a source of infection is unknown. Experts are concerned about the rate of spread of the coronavirus in central Harju county, as well as in Tallinn.
The previous daily incremental anti-registration (241 cases) was registered on November 6.
In Estonia, 6,508 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus so far and 76 patients have died.
November 10 It has been announced that Estonia will impose further restrictions on the population as the number of coronavirus cases increases. The government has announced in Tallinn that the wearing of masks will be mandatory in public places and on public transport.
The country will also reintroduce the so-called 2 + 2 rule. It means that no more than two people can meet and they must be at least 2 meters away from other people. The new restrictions will be adopted on Thursday and take effect on November 16, the government said.
“The situation in Estonia is critical. The crisis is here, so we must take serious action and take it seriously. It is recommended to wear masks as soon as possible,” Prime Minister Jüris Ratas said at a press conference.
Despite the growing number, the country is currently one of the least affected by the pandemic in Europe, according to the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).
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