The Ministry of Health announces that today, 10 April 2022:
- 2 deaths
- Related to:
- Female, aged 74 years, who died on 10 April
- Female, aged 91 years, who died on 10 April
- Total number of deaths with a terminal cause of COVID-19: 977.
- 207 COVID-19 patients were hospitalized in OCYP hospitals
- 29 in serious condition (ICU: 4 off ventilator/5 intubated, NICU: 20)
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- Percentage of inpatients with no history of vaccination: 57.98%
- 12 patients who ceased to be infectious continue to be intubated due to COVID in an ICU.
Diagnostic tests:
- A total of 57,728 diagnostic tests
- A total of 1,459 new cases were identified (total cases 457.423)
- Positivity rate in all tests 2.53%
Total number of molecular tests (PCR):[/B]
- 2.500 molecular tests
- 96 positive cases
- Positivity rate 3.84%
Total number of rapid antigen detection tests (RapidTest):
- 55 positive cases
- 55.228 rapid antigen detection tests
- 1,363 positive cases
- Positivity rate 2.47%
Tracing:
- 1.513 molecular tests were performed and 19 positive cases were detected (positivity rate 1.26%)
- 454 rapid antigen detection tests were performed and 39 positive cases were detected (positivity rate 8.59%)
Private initiative:
- 147 molecular tests were performed, 20 positive cases were identified (positivity rate 13.61%)
- 34 molecular tests were performed.554 rapid antigen detection tests, 795 positive cases detected (positivity rate 2.3%)
Through the Ministry of Health programmes, 34,554 rapid antigen detection tests were carried out. A total of 795 positive cases were detected.
- Sampling sites: 31.884 rapid detection tests detected 753 positive cases (positivity rate 2.36%)
Other
- Welfare homes: 81 rapid antigen detection tests were performed, 2 positive cases were identified (positivity rate 2.47%)
- Closed structures: 2 rapid antigen detection tests were performed.135
rapid antigen detection test 1 new case was detected (positivity rate 0.05%).
Note:
The numbers reported in the communication are indicative and may vary based on final and updated data sent as part of the National Epidemiological Risk Report published every second Friday.
From 15 April, positive diagnoses, deaths and hospitalisations will be announced on a weekly basis.
(AF)
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