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Coronavirus: New negative record – 935 new cases in Greece
The coronavirus is spreading rapidly in Greece, with EODY announcing 935 new cases on Saturday afternoon. Another 5 deaths, in 91 the intubated.
A new negative record in coronavirus diagnoses for the country with the National Organization of Public Health (EODY) announcing on Saturday afternoon that the new laboratory confirmed cases of the disease are 935.
Of these, 47 are associated with known influxes, while 44 were identified following checks at the country’s gates. More than 200 in Attica and Thessaloniki while cases exist in many other areas.
The total number of cases is 29,992, of which 55.5% are men. At the same time, 3828 (12.8%) are considered to be related to travel from abroad and 11532 (38.5%) are related to an already known case, while the rest are not related to either travel or another known case or are still under investigation.
The average age of cases is 39 years (range 0 to 103 years), while the average age of death is 79 years (range 25 to 102 years).
At the same time, 5 new deaths were recorded, with the total deaths in the country reaching 564, 213 (37.8%) women and the rest men. The median age of patients who died was 79 years and 96.3% had an underlying disease and / or age 70 years and older.
At the same time, the intubation reached 91. The median age of the intubators is 66 years. 30 (33.0%) are women and the rest are men. 93.4% of intubated patients have an underlying disease or are aged 70 years and older. 270 patients have been discharged from the ICU.
Finally, it should be noted that in the last 24 hours, according to EODY, 20,072 laboratory tests were performed.
In more details:-
The situation remains critical in Attica and Thessaloniki while we have an increase in cases in Serres.
More specifically, the distribution of cases is as follows:
44 cases during the checks carried out at the country’s entrance gates
– 4 imported cases that came voluntarily for control
– 228 cases in the Attica Region, of which 3 are related to known outbreaks, while 8 report contact with a confirmed case
– 217 cases in P.E. Thessaloniki, of which 22 cases are associated with known confluences, while 20 report contact with a confirmed case.
1 case in P.E. Argolida
6 cases in P.E. Of Arcadia
1 case in P.E. Arta
4 cases in P.E. Of Achaia
5 cases in P.E. Boeotia, of which 1 is associated with a known confluence
14 cases in P.E. Drama
11 cases in P.E. Evros, of which 2 are associated with known confluences, while 6 report contact with a confirmed case
6 cases in P.E. Of Evia
13 cases in P.E. Imathia, 2 of which are associated with known confluences
5 cases in P.E. Heraklion
2 cases in P.E. Thesprotia
2 cases in P.E. Thiras
30 cases from P.E. Ioannina, of which 6 are associated with known confluences, while 4 report contact with a confirmed case
12 cases in P.E. Kavala
4 cases in P.E. Karditsa
27 cases in P.E. Kastoria, of which 1 is associated with a known confluence, while 4 report contact with a confirmed case
4 cases in P.E. Corfu
15 cases in P.E. Kilkis, of which 1 is associated with a known confluence
30 cases in P.E. Kozani, of which 2 are associated with a known confluence
2 cases in P.E. Corinth
37 cases in P.E. Larissa, of which 7 are linked to traces of already known confirmed cases
1 case in P.E. Lassithi
5 cases in P.E. Lesvos
8 cases in P.E. Magnesia
12 cases in P.E. Messinia
2 cases in P.E. Mykonos
2 cases in P.E. Naxos
3 cases in P.E. Xanthi
14 cases in P.E. Pella, of which 2 are connected by a known confluence
10 cases in P.E. Pieria
6 cases in P.E. Preveza
20 cases in P.E. Rodopi
1 case in P.E. Rhodes
1 case in P.E. Samos
54 cases in P.E. Serres, of which 3 are associated with a known confluence, while 9 report contact with a confirmed case.
13 cases in P.E. Trikala
4 cases in P.E. Fthiotida
4 cases in P.E. Florina
6 cases in P.E. Of Halkidiki
2 cases in P.E. Chania
4 cases in P.E. Chios, 2 of which are connected by a known confluence
– 39 cases are under investigation.
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