Prague On Wednesday, the Czech Republic recorded a record number of people tested positive for covid-19 and the highest number of dead people per day, 108. The largest test was performed in 24 hours, at 44,000. ppad covidu-19 – tm 15,000, also according to nakaench on the sweat test reached 33.99 percent.
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On Thursday, tests at 7:00 pm confirmed the infection in 7511 people in the Czech Republic, ie not in the same time on Wednesday, when there were over 8,800 new cases. Despite the decline, the number of new species is up to 18:00 at the time of the epidemic. A total of approximately 216,400 cases of covid-19 have been confirmed since 1 January, when they first recorded coronavirus infection in the Czech Republic. The disease currently affects about 131,000 people, with 4777 of them in hospitals.
In most patients, covid-19 has a slight course. According to coronavirus patients now in hospital, about 3.9 percent. But the sweat of hospitalized and deceased people has been rising sharply in recent days. Since the arrest of this week alone, the number of hospitalized, including external, and land causes has risen by about a quarter.
The sweat of covid-19 in the Zlín region is growing most markedly, with approximately 999 loads per 100,000 inhabitants in the last seven days. According to the Ministry’s website in the Hradec Králové region, the second most significant growth is current, with 987 cases of co-people-19 per 100,000 inhabitants per week.
Due to the quick order, retail sales and the provision of services are prohibited from time to time and with some exceptions, thus restricting the movement of people. People can buy only stock items, such as food and medicine, and put selected products. From the government, car repair shops and mailing agencies received an exception from the government. The free movement of people is allowed, except for trips to work, shopping, family and family. In addition to the most necessary routes, the people can go to the factory and to the cottages. Only two people can meet, unless they are members of one household.
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