CORONAVIRING Testing revealed more than 4,000 new cases, another 68 people died – Topky.sk

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“The most positive tests were in the Žilina region, on the contrary the least in the Prešov region,” a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health informed. More than 69 percent of those tested were not vaccinated.

Source: korona.gov.sk

There are 2,185 men and 2,270 women among them. The total number of positively tested men is 398,412 and women 437,136.

Source: korona.gov.sk

The number of patients in hospitals is kept below 2,500

There are 2,478 patients hospitalized in hospitals and confirmed COVID-19 disease. Almost 83.66% of those hospitalized are not vaccinated at all or only partially vaccinated. There are 483 patients in the JIS and OAIM wards, and 248 people need support for artificial lung ventilation.

Source: korona.gov.sk

More than 68 victims were killed

The number of confirmed victims of pulmonary COVID-19 increased by 68 people. The total number of “Covid” deaths is 16,554 and the total number of “Covid” deaths is 2,928.

Source: korona.gov.sk

The total number of people vaccinated with the first dose of the vaccine is 2,737,998. 2,560,474 people have already received the second dose of the vaccine, and 2,471 people have been vaccinated the past day. The third dose was vaccinated yesterday by 22,242 people, a total of 917,159.

Source: korona.gov.sk

The total number of completed laboratory PCR tests so far is 5,073,997, and 835,548 have been tested positive in this way. The total number of Ag tests performed so far is 41,222,520, of which 527,930 have been tested positively.

Source: covid-19.nczisk.sk

Warning: Data on Ag tests and vaccinations are continuously updated based on data provided by PZS and back. For this reason, the number of Ag tests and vaccinees in the previous day may not match the difference from the last published number.

Source: covid-19.nczisk.sk

Source: covid-19.nczisk.sk