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Operational indicators of the COVID-19 pandemic of the last day
- Number of new human cases confirmed in the last day: 1921
- Total number of confirmed human cases: 134,285
- Number of Covid-19 deaths reported the previous day: 78
- Total number of deaths registered by Covid-19: 1,347
- Number of deaths from coronavirus from other causes: 669
- Number of people recovered in the last day: 4146
- Number of people who recovered: 66,485
- Number of people with coronavirus: 65,784
- Yesterday samples were analyzed for suspected coronavirus: 10,344
- To date, a total of 1,598,754 samples have been tested for suspected coronavirus.
Photo by Vidmantas Balkūnas / Clínica VUL Santara. Fight against coronavirus
More than 2.5 thousand people are treated in hospitals. COVID-19 patients, 198 in resuscitation
The country’s hospitals are currently treating 2,506 COVID-19 patients, 198 of whom are in resuscitation, Statistics Lithuania said Tuesday.
1,445 patients are treated with oxygen masks and 124 people are given artificial lung ventilation.
Hospitals occupied a total of 7,929 beds out of 16,000. 648.
Of the 681 resuscitation beds, 450 were occupied. Of the 635 beds adapted for pulmonary ventilation, 280 were occupied. Of the 6,361 beds that could be treated with oxygen masks, 2,323 were occupied.
On Monday, 1,773 new cases of coronavirus were reported daily, with 15 deaths from COVID-19.
The second shipment of the vaccine developed by the pharmaceutical companies BioNTech and Pfizer was delivered at the Vilnius airport. 10,000 arrived in Lithuania. 725 doses of vaccine. The vaccines in this shipment are expected to be used for the second vaccination of medical personnel who have already been vaccinated after the three-week period for the second vaccination has elapsed.
The Ministry of Health has announced that from now on, patients with coronavirus infection when they do not need oxygen therapy can also be treated in medical rehabilitation facilities. Patients may be admitted to ten rehabilitation facilities.
Seven patients suspected of being infected with the mutated COVID-19 virus are being treated at the Santara Clinics of the Vilnius University Hospital. This was announced by the director of the Feliksas Jankevičius clinics.
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