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Specialists from the National Center for Public Health (NVSC) discovered the routes of Uzbeks diagnosed with coronavirus in Kaunas.
When the portal kauno.diena.lt became interested in the reasons why it is still unclear where the sick people visited, NVSC released new data on Thursday.
It is reported that several Maxima stores, the Lidl shopping center and the Acropolis were visited.
It is already clear from official information that 13 Uzbeks went shopping almost daily near Maxima, Lidl, near their week of residence, and were frequent visitors to the commercial city of Urmas.
We present all the material published by NVSC:
Approved on 07/15/2020 (Kaunas) – 13 cases
2020-07-02 – 2020-07-09 from 12 noon. until 2 p.m. and from 5 p.m. visited the “Maxima” store (Pramonės ave. 29, Kaunas), “Lidl” (Pramonės ave. 6B), the commercial city “Urmas” (Pramonės ave. 16, Kaunas).
Approved on 07/15/2020 (Kaunas District)
2020-07-08 13-14 visited the Maxima store (A. Baršausko str. 66A, Kaunas);
He fell ill on 07-11-2020;
On July 14, 2020, GMP was invited to the Kaunas Republican Hospital;
On July 15, 2020, he was hospitalized at the Kaunas Clinical Hospital.
Approved 07/15/2020 (Kaunas)
2020-07-07 exposure to later identified COVID-19 cases;
On July 10, 2020, he visited the Acropolis (Karaliaus Mindaugo ave. 49, Kaunas);
On July 11, 2020, he visited the Lidl (Baltų ave. 10, Kaunas) and Maxima (Šarkuvos str. 1A, Kaunas) stores, the Batų kalnas store (Baltų ave. 49f, Kaunas);
He fell ill on 07-13-2020;
On July 14, 2020, he conducted a survey at a mobile point and drove his own car.
2020-07-09 (Kaunas, Uzbek citizen)
2020-07-02 flew from Uzbekistan to Riga airport,
On July 2, 2020, the company arrived in Lithuania by bus through the Saločiai border checkpoint,
2020-07-02 / 2020-07-08 lived in a hotel at the workplace (Pramonės ave. 13, Kaunas),
2020-07-03 / 2020-07-08 participated in on-the-job training (Pramonės ave. 13, Kaunas)
2020-07-08 The City of Kaunas GMPS went to the Kaunas Clinical Hospital by car.
Interpretation of the Uzbek routes began when the logistics company Hegelmann Transporte, with which they came to work, was discovered to be the focus of the coronavirus.
The results of his research were astonishing. Up to 17 of the 22 newcomers were found to be infected with COVID-19.
It is believed that they already came to Lithuania when they were sick, and while they were here they infected two more people. According to the National Center for Society, there are currently 19 people affected by Hegelmann Transport. The 17 Uzbeks do not need treatment at this time, so they were transported only for isolation to the Abromiškės Rehabilitation Hospital.
Photo by Vilmantas Raupelis.
Photo by Justina Lasauskait
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