COVID-19 in Ukraine: more than 13 thousand new patients, 473 people died from injuries
According to official data, 8,200 people recovered.
From complications 473 people died.
The record of new known cases of 4 “scientists” since the beginning of the epidemic was reported07 November 21 – 2 377.
The highest daily mortality rate was reported on November 6, 2021 – 793.
By data Johns Hopkins University infographic, in the world as of the morning of November 8, 2021 laboratory recorded more than 249 886 million cases of infection coronavirus. Over 5.049 million people died from complications caused by COVID-19. Vaccinations were carried out – more than 7.249 billion.
As of today, 4988 active 4 cases of COVID-19 have been registered in Ukraine. The number of “active” patients increased by 4,395.
Previous, on Sunday, the dynamics of new patients +8 450, on Saturday +12 453, on Friday +12 511, on Thursday +14 214, on Wednesday +10 736, on Tuesday +6 116, last Monday + 7 753.
The number of active patients with coronavirus in Ukraine 89 days in a row.
According to the Ministry of Health, 790 children and 145 medical workers fell ill with the product.
It was tested by PCR – 29 497, by ELISA – 6 547, by rapid tests for antigen to SARS-CoV-2 – 27 814.
For the product on November 7 vaccinated against the “code” 85,083 people. One dose was given to 51,603 people, fully immunized (received a second dose) – 33,480.
Since the beginning of vaccination, 11,406,284 people have been vaccinated, of which 11,406,282 received one dose, 7,938,053 fully recovered and received two doses (two of them received one dose abroad).
Generally conducted 19,344,335 vaccinations.
93.2% of those hospitalized with COVID-19 last week were unvaccinated and low-dose anti-vaccine vaccine.
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disease, in China since December 2019 began registration, pneumonia is caused by a new coronavirus (2019-nCoV), which has not yet been observed in humans. The virus is thought to have originated from contaminated seafood and meat in Wuhan City.
The disease may be accompanied by fever, cough, shortness of breath, loss of smell and sometimes taste, pneumonia. At least 80% of infected people have a mild form.
In Ukraine, the current mortality rate is about 2%.
On March 11, 2020, WHO officially announced the global pandemic COVID-19.
On March 3, 2020, the first case of coronavirus COVID-19 infection was recorded in Ukraine. Infected correctors of the Chernivtsi region, who arrived from Italy with his wife. On March 20, it became known that he was recovering.
The first death from coronavirus in Ukraine was recorded on March 13, 2020: a 71-year-old woman died in a hospital in Radomyshl. She returned from Lviv to Poland on March 1, and then went to Zhytomyr Region.
Quarantine restrictions in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic in Ukraine were introduced on March 12, 2020.
On March 17-18, Ukraine closed its borders, stopped subway traffic, intercity and interregional passenger traffic, imposed restrictions on the operation of service and trade facilities, relocated to settlements, and established liability for violating them.
From April 6, the government tightened quarantine measures and further adjusted them.
On April 22, the Cabinet of Ministers extended the quarantine until May 11, after which it eased it somewhat, but extended the remaining quarantine restrictions.
On May 11, quarantine restrictions in Ukraine began to ease. On May 20, the government introduced adaptive quarantine until June 22.
On May 23, land public transport was launched in Kyiv as usual, and on May 25, the metro was launched.
The next stages of quarantine easing in Ukraine began on June 5, and then on June 10. The government’s June 17 decision extended the adaptive quarantine until July 31. Later it was extended until the end of the summer.
On August 22, President Zelensky worries that “the first coronavirus has arrived in Ukraine only now.
On August 27, the Cabinet of Ministers extended the quarantine, but renounced strict restrictions throughout Ukraine.
On November 11, 2020, Prime Minister Denis Shmygal announced that instead of adaptive quarantine, the government would return to general and also introduce a strict “weekend quarantine.” This practice was stopped on December 5, but the authorities announced an “intellectual lockdown” – from 8 to 24 January 2021.
On January 25, 2021, Ukraine returned to the quarantine restrictions that applied in December 2020.
On March 25, the Ministry of Health renewed the division into quarantine zones: Kyiv and 10 oblasts were in the “red” zone. The hard lockdown has resumed in Kyiv on April 5 – the subway and other public transport can be reached only with special passes.
From May 1, Kyiv relaxed the quarantine. On May 7, the Ministry of Health stated that the situation in Ukraine had stabilized, after which there were no oblasts left in the “red” zone.
In August, the government will extend the quarantine restrictions until October 1, 2021, and then until December 31.
On September 23, the whole of Ukraine moved from the “yellow” zone to the epidemic zone, but with changes in opportunities for the vaccinated.
On October 29, only two “yellow” areas remained, the rest – “red” and “orange”. Kyiv returned to the “red” zone on November 1.
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