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[PIO] Ministry of Health announcement of new cases of COVID-19 for the week 24 - 30 June 2022

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The Ministry of Health announces that for the week 24 - 30 June 2022:

- 3 deaths

- Related to:

  1. Male, aged 75 years, who died on 24 June
  2. Male, aged 87 years, who died on 24 June
  3. Female, aged 84 years, who died on 28 June
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- Total number of deaths with a terminal cause of COVID-19: 1.075.

- 75 COVID-19 patients were hospitalized in the hospitals of the OCYP

- 4 in serious condition (ICU: 0 off ventilator/1 intubated, NICU: 3)

- 2 patients who ceased to be infectious continue to be intubated due to COVID in an ICU.

Diagnostic tests:

- A total of 93,607 diagnostic tests

- A total of 10,879 new cases were identified (total cases 515.596)

- Positivity rate in all tests 11.62%

Total number of molecular tests (PCR): [/B]

- 4,309 molecular tests performed

- 740 positive cases

- Positivity rate 17.17%

Total number of rapid antigen detection tests (RapidTest):

- 89,298 rapid antigen detection tests

- 10,139 positive cases

- Positivity rate 11.35%

Tracing:

- 35molecular tests were performed and 9 positive cases were identified (positivity rate 25.71%)

Private initiative:

- 3,628 molecular tests were performed, 607 positive cases were identified (positivity rate 16.73%)

- 76,761 rapid antigen detection tests were performed, 9.703 positive cases (positivity rate 12.64%)

Through the Ministry of Health programs, 12,537 rapid antigen detection tests were performed. 436 436 positive cases were detected.

- Sampling points: 5.012 rapid detection tests detected 384 positive cases (positivity rate 7.66%)

Other

- National Guard: 181 rapid antigen detection tests were performed and 10 positive cases were identified (positivity rate 5.52%)

- Welfare homes: 4.218 rapid antigen detection tests, 29 positive cases detected (positivity rate 0.69%)

- Closed facilities: 3,126 rapid antigen detection tests performed, 13new cases detected (positivity rate 0.42%)

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