Another death from Corona • Hadassah Ein Kerem died of a patient suffering from respiratory distress and background illness • Was a tenant in the nursing home where the first deceased lived

Another death case from Corona in Israel: A 87-year-old resident of the Nofim Sheltered Housing in Jerusalem died Tuesday at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in the capital, following a rapid deterioration in his condition. He was admitted to the medical institution yesterday after suffering significant respiratory distress. This patient is one of the tenants of the Jerusalem nursing home where the first deceased from Corona also lived in the country, the late Aryeh Ibn.

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Hadassah said: "This is a patient with various background illnesses, including diabetes, dementia and even a recent brain event. The patient was brought to Hadassah from a nursing home where he was already diagnosed with the virus and has not been feeling well for some time. Unfortunately, his condition deteriorated rapidly and the hospital staff updated his His family all the time. The Hadassah teams have done everything they can to ease their suffering and give their sincere condolences to the family. "

Earlier today, Wolfson Hospital announced that a 67-year-old queen who was hospitalized about a week after being infected with Corona - has died. The patient, who had been hospitalized in the ICU for the last few days while being anesthetized and breathing, was dealing with a serious background illness and this morning suffered from system crashes. "Our intensive care team has been fighting for her life with great dedication, but her condition has deteriorated and despite intensive care she has passed away," the hospital said. "We are participating in the grief of the family, they have been notified about the issue and our social work teams about them." The funeral date has not yet been announced and this will take place after the family, some of whom are in solitary confinement, consult with qualified officials and set an appropriate date.

Queen Permanent, died after falling ill in Corona // Photo: Courtesy of the family

This morning, the Ministry of Health announced that the number of Corona patients in Israel had risen to 1,656, of whom 31 were hospitalized in serious condition, as was the number of patients in moderate condition who had jumped from 40 to 47. 1,528 people have been diagnosed with mild condition. However, the number of recoverers also rose to 49. In total, this is an increase of over 500 cases in less than 48 hours.

Five patients in the Tiberias hospital in Tiberias are currently hospitalized, four of them in moderate condition. The fifth patient, a 34-year-old Majar resident and heavy smoker, arrived at the hospital last night with cough and loss of appetite. He was hospitalized in a minor condition in the Corona's designated ward and his family were asked to go into solitary confinement.

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Meanwhile, Ichilov Hospital reported that the man's test results in his 40s, who passed away last night at the hospital and was tested for coronary disease, returned negative.

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Dozens of senior doctors, department heads and hospitals in the country have come out last night with an unprecedented call to replace Health Ministry CEO Moshe Bar Seaman and appoint a doctor instead. "We must make our voices heard," the medical staff wrote in a letter to "State of Israel" "Citizens did not take to the streets for the destruction of the public health system - and the day of judgment came."

The authors added: "These days, decisions are being taken from clinical realities in the field and delayed vital decisions. The leadership of the campaign has failed the criteria for corona testing. "Fighting" without the appropriate weapons. Unfortunately, the token has not yet fallen. The protection of medical teams' health is partial, inadequate and in many places does not exist at all. It puts our ability to win the campaign at risk. "

Participating in the preparation of the news: Adi Hasmonay