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Coronavirus: – New infection record in Norway

In the last 24 hours, 1156 corona infections have been registered in Norway, according to the survey in MSIS. The number is 442 higher than the same day a week ago.

A total of 82,455 infected people have now been registered, according to messaging system for infectious diseases (MSIS).

Over 4 million tests performed

TESTING: Assistant health director Espen Rostrup Nakstad says it is approaching the breaking point for the TISK strategy in Oslo. Host: Ivan Larsson.

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Just over 4.2 million corona tests have so far been performed in the country.

448,355 people have received the first dose of the corona vaccine, and 257,405 people have received the second dose.

224 corona patients were hospitalized on Tuesday. There were three more than the day before.

A total of 641 corona-infected people have died in Norway since March 2020, preliminary figures show. Whether patients have died of or with covid-19 is not always possible to establish.

63.9 percent of all deaths have reached the age of 80. In the age group under 50, nine deaths have been reported in Norway.

Tightened

The new infection record comes the day after the measures in both Oslo and Viken were tightened sharply.

NEW MEASURES: Raymond Johansen presents the new measures for Oslo.
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On Monday night, the Oslo City Council announced new measures for the capital. The new measures came on top of the already intrusive measures in Oslo.

Just hours after the tightening in Oslo, Minister of Health Bent Høie also announced very strict measures throughout Viken county.

– We must probably expect continued high infection rates a few days ahead in Oslo and Viken, said assistant health director Espen Nakstad to Dagbladet on Tuesday morning after a new infection record was set with 367 new cases of infection.

The number of infections in Oslo in the last 24 hours will be known on Wednesday morning.

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