COVID-19 cases and related hospitalizations are on the rise in Greece, according to the latest data from EODY. Health officials are urging vigilance as the number of deaths also increases.
Greek data released for the week of July 1-7 revealed a sharp uptick in new COVID-19 admissions, with 575 patients requiring hospitalisation. This figure represents a substantial increase compared to the previous four-week average of 380 and is more than double the number recorded during the same period last year.
Intubations also saw a concerning rise, with nine new cases reported. While the number of patients currently on ventilators stands at 13, the trend is nonetheless worrying.
Tragically, the death toll from COVID-19 reached 21 for the week, surpassing the four-week average of 13.
Despite the concerning COVID-19 figures, EODY reported that flu-related infections remain at low levels.
Health authorities are closely monitoring the situation and urging the public to remain vigilant.
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(Source: Amna)
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