COVID Digest: Kazakhstan reports over 1,000 new cases, total at 401,272
The number of daily infections registered in the Kazakh capital, Nur-Sutlan, climbed to 257. Ranked second is Karaganda region with 171 new COVID-19 cases. Almaty city added the third highest number of cases – 111.
87 people tested positive for COVID-19 in East Kazakhstan region, 82 – in West Kazakhstan region, 48 – in Atyrau region, 46 – in Almaty region, 45 – in Akmola region, 44 – in Pavlodar region, 34 – in Kostanay region, 30 – in Shymkent city, 25 – in Mangistau region, 20 – in Zhambyl region, 17 - Aktobe region, 14 – in North Kazakhstan region, and 11 – in Kyzylorda region.
In total, Kazakhstan has logged in 401,272 cases of the coronavirus infection since the start of the pandemic.
Kazakhstan has registered 70 new cases of the coronavirus-like pneumonia in the past 24 hours, coronavirus2020.kz reports.
25 people fully recovered from the COVID-19 like pneumonia in Kazakhstan in the past day. In addition, four deaths related to the COVID-like pneumonia were recorded in Kazakhstan in the past 24 hours.
Since August 1, Kazakhstan has registered 56,202 cases of the coronavirus-like pneumonia. Of these, 51,663 patients made full recoveries. The disease claimed lives of 951 people across the country.
Earlier it was reported that Kazakhstan registered 1,058 new cases of the coronavirus infection, pushing the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Kazakhstan to 401,272 since the start of the pandemic. Since the onset of the coronavirus 376,831 people fully recovered from the novel coronavirus countrywide.
528 COVID-19 patients in critical condition in Kazakhstan
21,413 people are treated for coronavirus infection in Kazakhstan as of June 13, the Ministry of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan said.
According to the ministry, 6,964 patients are staying at hospitals, while 14,449 are receiving outpatient treatment.
528 patients are in critical condition, 106 are in extremely severe condition and 72 are on artificial lung ventilation.
Earlier it was reported that Kazakhstan recorded 1,058 new cases of the coronavirus infection, raising the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Kazakhstan to 401,272 since the start of the pandemic. Since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic 376,831 people made full recoveries from the novel coronavirus nationwide.
3 die of COVID-like pneumonia in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan has reported 63 new cases of the coronavirus-like pneumonia in the past 24 hours.
30 people fully recovered from the COVID-19 like pneumonia in Kazakhstan in the past day. In addition, three deaths related to the COVID-like pneumonia were recorded in Kazakhstan in the past 24 hours.
Since August 1, Kazakhstan has registered 56,132 cases of the coronavirus-like pneumonia. Of these, 51,638 patients made full recoveries. The disease claimed lives of 947 people across the country.
Earlier it was reported that Kazakhstan added1,118 new cases of the coronavirus infection, pushing the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Kazakhstan to 400,214 since the start of the pandemic. 375,457 people have recovered from the coronavirus infection across the country.
12 regions in Kazakhstan are in the ‘green zone’, the lowest in a three-tier system used in Kazakhstan in terms of spread of the coronavirus infection.
As of June 13, the Kazakh capital, Nur-Sultan, is the only area to remain in the ‘red zone’.
Atyrau, Akmola, West Kazakhstan, and Karaganda regions are in the ‘yellow zone’, the second highest in the three-tier system used in the country.
The rest of the regions – Almaty and Shymkent cities, Almaty, Aktobe, East Kazakhstan, Zhambyl, Kyzylorda, Mangistau, Turkestan, Kostanay, Pavlodar, and North Kazakhstan regions remain in the ‘green zone’.
Earlier it was reported that Kazakhstan registered 1,058 new cases of the coronavirus infection, pushing the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Kazakhstan to 401,272 since the start of the pandemic. Since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic 376,831 people fully recovered from the novel coronavirus countrywide.
Kazakhstan has registered 70 new cases of the coronavirus-like pneumonia in the past 24 hours.
25 people fully recovered from the COVID-19 like pneumonia in Kazakhstan in the past day. In addition, four deaths related to the COVID-like pneumonia were recorded in Kazakhstan in the past 24 hours.
Since August 1, Kazakhstan has registered 56,202 cases of the coronavirus-like pneumonia. Of these, 51,663 patients made full recoveries. The disease claimed lives of 951 people across the country.
Earlier it was reported that Kazakhstan registered 1,058 new cases of the coronavirus infection, pushing the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Kazakhstan to 401,272 since the start of the pandemic. Since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic 376,831 people fully recovered from the novel coronavirus countrywide.
Source: Kazinform
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