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Omicron prevailed in southern Moravia. We’re shut up, say the factory people

Sugar Mizzy January 22, 2022

Pavel Podešva

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Last Thursday, a little over a thousand, on Tuesday more than two and a half thousand, on Wednesday and Thursday around two thousand. The new variant of coronavirus called Omikron in the South Moravian Region completely prevailed and within a few days doubled the average daily gains of those infected.


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Although they do not fill hospital beds, quarantines, apologies and sick leave make it difficult to organize work, shift work and tasks. Especially in the private sector. “Normally, there are nine of us in the factory on shift, now we have three left. We go from morning to evening and fall on our mouths, “confided Roman Brzobohatý, a 50-year-old Brno machinist.

On the contrary, the components of the integrated rescue system have so far avoided everything. The same goes for the Brno city police. “We have about twenty cops outside for the covidid. So far, it does not affect our activities in any way, “said the spokesman of the Brno city police, Jakub Ghanem.

The busiest villages. Where does covid-19 have the most people and where does it retreat from?

The daily also provides a detailed, daily updated map with the number of coronavirus infections in the last seven days in all more than six thousand municipalities in the Czech Republic.

The numbers on which the map is based are provided by the Ministry of Health. They are updated once a day.

You can display only your district or region on the map, or search and highlight any municipality, including the smallest ones. When you hover the mouse over the village, you will also see the increments on each day. No new cases of infection have been recorded in the municipalities shown in green in the last seven days.

The Transport Company of the City of Brno is a bit worse off. Not because of the covid. “Of the 2,600 employees, we have twenty-five positive and twenty in quarantine. Rather, we deal with high illness and other respiratory diseases. So far, we have managed with the involvement of part-time workers and thanks to drivers who are willing to take overtime. They help us a lot and thanks to them we don’t have to limit traffic, “explained the spokesperson of the Brno transport company Hana Tomaštíková.

What is the situation in the regions and districts?

The following graphics offer a look at how the situation in individual regions and districts is changing. Daily updated data is provided by the Ministry of Health.

In hospital developments, coronavirus situations are monitored with concern. Although it is slowly approaching the normal functioning of a medical facility. “Omikron does not significantly disrupt our operations yet and the staff is sticking. But we still don’t operate at 100 percent traffic. Last week, we still had thirteen to seventeen patients in the emergency room. These are missing for more complex procedures. We have about eighty percent of the capacity of operating theaters in this respect. Nevertheless, the number of Ciovia patients is growing again for us, “said Veronika Plachá, a spokeswoman for the University Hospital Brno.

Current data according to the ministry

The situation also calmed down significantly at St. Anne’s Hospital. “We currently have fifteen patients with covid. Two are on artificial lung ventilation and five are in intensive care units. Everyone is in serious condition, “said Jiří Erlebach, a spokesman for the University Hospital at St. Anne’s.

Omikron has almost completely mastered the south of Moravia. They make up over ninety percent of all samples.

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