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“The number of active foci is constantly changing, as new connections are found between patients on a daily basis: initially those cases that we do not consider as foci, then we find that they are related and already then it becomes a focal point,” said a spokeswoman. from NVSC.
“If people continue to live socially active lives, as current examples show, it is safe to assume that the number of fireplaces will increase, they will move from leisure facilities to workplaces,” he added.
According to J.Petravičienė, there are also around 15 missing outbreaks in Lithuania: no new cases of coronavirus have been detected in the last two weeks, but 28 days must elapse before they can be considered inactive.
Last day 104 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in the country. Three new chimneys have been installed in Vilnius, three in Kaunas and one in Šiauliai counties.
A total of 5,185 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Lithuania, 2,577 people are still sick and 2,495 have recovered.
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