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[Cyprus Times] 6,497 new cases of coronavirus and 35 new deaths in Greece

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Cases in Greece are decreasing - 35 more deaths and 239 intubated 35 new deaths

The new laboratory confirmed cases of the disease (persons) recorded in the last 24 hours in Greece were 6.497. The total number of people infected is 3,323,922 (daily change +0.2%), of which 48.9% are men.

The number of possible new reinfections recorded in the last 24 hours was 221, while since the beginning of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic the total number is estimated at 122,434 (3.6% of the total number of positive results).

The new deaths of patients with COVID-19 are 35, while a total of 29,153 deaths have been recorded since the start of the epidemic.

95.5% had underlying disease and/or age 70 years or older.

The number of patients hospitalized intubated is 239 (64.9% male). Their median age is 71 years. 93.3% have an underlying disease and/or age 70 years or older. Among the hospitalized intubated patients, 122 (51.05%) are unvaccinated or partially vaccinated and 117 (48.95%) are fully vaccinated. Since the beginning of the pandemic, 4 609 patients have been discharged from ICUs. Admissions of new COVID-19 patients to hospitals in the territory are 205 (daily change +13.89%). The seven-day average admission is 175 patients.The median age of cases is 36 years (range 0.2 to 112 years), while the median age of deaths is 79 years (range 0.2 to 106 years).

Samples tested: As of January 1, 2020, a total of 11,004,417 clinical specimens have been tested in laboratories performing testing for the novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) and that systematically report the total number of specimens they test, while 68,825,539 specimens have been tested by Health Units and HOSPD Clinics performing[BRP]Rapid Ag testing. The seven-day average is 136,773 sample checks.

MASS Sampling by EHRC.433 Rapid Ag checks and 1,273 positives (10.24%) were detected.


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