In 48 hours, 9 new patients with coronavirus were tested and confirmed for the Brittany region this Friday, June 12.
No Covid-19 deaths have been reported in hospitals in the region since Friday, June 5. Which brings to 324 the number of people who have died (patients aged 48 to 100) since the start of the epidemic in Brittany.
To date, the number of Covid-19 patients hospitalized continues to drop significantly in Brittany.
Maintain the effort
Without additional death posted this Friday, Brittany has 324 people who died from coronavirus.
Since the start of the pandemic:
- 255 deaths are to be deplored in hospitals in our region
- 69 deaths took place in the Breton Ehpad, due to the Covid-19
Regarding the situation in the Ehpad, 70 establishments declared at least 1 confirmed and tested case.
2914 : the number of coronavirus cases as of June 12
The enumeration of cases integrates data from Public Health France which counts the results of analyzes (PCR test) carried out by all public laboratories as well as those of all private laboratories.
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9 people newly tested positive for Covid-19
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- 735 (+2 in 48 hours) people living in Ille-et-Vilaine
- 702 (stable) people residing in Morbihan
- 649 (+3 in 48 hours) person residing in the Côtes d’Armor
- 627 (+3 in 48 hours) people living in Finistère
To which are added:
- 133 (stable) people not residing in Brittany
- 68 (+1 in 48h) people whose departments of residence are currently not yet known
Update on the situation in hospitals
In Brittany, the number of Covid-19 patients admitted to intensive care remains low, with a decline that started almost two months ago (April 6). There are 11 of them (stable since Tuesday June 9) in these departments of hospitals in the region. At the peak, they were 138.
Thirteen patients have returned home in the past 48 hours, bringing to 1,174 people the number of patients who have been discharged from the hospital.
Some of them continue their care at home.
The tests
The gradual lifting of confinement is accompanied by a massive increase in screening tests for all those who present symptoms and all those who have been in contact with sick people.
Specific campaigns are also carried out with identified audiences: vulnerable people, residents of collective accommodation structures and staff working in these establishments.
These virological diagnostic tests (RT-PCR) make it possible to detect the presence of the virus via a nasal sample.
The situation in France and abroad
Here is the number of people currently in intensive care or intensive care for COVID-19 in France.
The Directorate General of Health, updates a national development of the evolution of coronavirus infection. The graph below makes it possible to compare the presence of confirmed cases in the various French regions, as well as abroad.
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The virus does not circulate alone: stay alert
It’s all of us who carry it. The following are common sense measures to protect your health and the health of those around you.
- Wash your hands very regularly
- Cough or sneeze in your elbow
- Greet without shaking hands, remove hugs
- Use disposable tissues
