Ukraine’s COVID hospitals are running out of places

Hospital admission rates for coronavirus patients are within normal limits in only three areas.

As of Saturday, April 3, hospital admission rates for coronavirus patients were exceeded in 22 regions, according to data from the NSDC portal.

The most crowded hospitals are in the Khmelnytsky (83%), Nikolaev (76%), Lviv and Kiev (72% each) regions, as well as in Kiev (80%).

In 21 regions and in Kiev, the rate of hospitalization of patients with COVID-19 for three days in a row exceeds the established indicator of 60 people per 100,000 inhabitants.

The least crowded hospitals are in the Kherson (25%), Lugansk (35%) and Kirovograd (40%) regions.

Note that yesterday in Ukraine, for the first time, more than 20 thousand cases of COVID-19 were recorded, this is the maximum since the beginning of the pandemic. Almost 5,200 people were hospitalized.

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