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On Saturday, a man from Bjørnafjorden Municipality died at Haukeland University Hospital with a coronary infection.
On Monday, the man’s relatives verify his age above Bergens Tidende.
– take them seriously
Bjørn Petter Aasheim Johannesen, the municipality’s infection prevention consultant, tells the newspaper on behalf of the man’s widow that people should take infection prevention rules seriously.
– She has a call to people, and that is to follow and respect the infection control rules. Take them seriously, Johannesen says to BT.
Communications manager Erik Vigander of Bergen Health said Saturday that the newspaper said the man was in the age group. That is, between the ages of 18 and 64.
Monday is the number of people who have lost their lives to the coronavirus in Norway 224.
– sad
Dr. Frode Forland, a FHI general medicine and social medicine specialist, says he believes it is a reminder that the virus can affect everyone.
– What does this death tell you?
– It is a sad story and an important reminder that this is a disease that can affect people in half of their lives. It can seriously affect people, Forland says.
He notes that taking infection control measures seriously is important.
– It is an important reminder that it is important that we comply with the pollution measures that we have been talking about all along. Keep your distance, not be at work if you are sick, and maintain good hand hygiene to avoid generalization
infection back into society, he says.
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