Over the past day, 640 new infections were diagnosed • 87 of the patients - respirators • 98-year-old patient infected with "Nofim" nursing home died • Number of victims increased to 36
Medical staff at Rambam Hospital today Photo: Michelle Dot Com
Another 98-year-old patient infected with the Nofim Nursing Home in Jerusalem passed away tonight (Thursday) after being treated at the outbreak of illness at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital. The number of victims in Israel rose to 36 this evening with two other patients who died. The average age of the deceased is about 80.
The patient, who suffered from various background illnesses, was treated at the compound for the past ten days as the department's staff did everything possible to relieve her condition. The hospital was reported to be participating in the family grief.
At the Shaare Zedek Medical Center, an 84-year-old patient who was hospitalized in the Corona Department of Medicine died this evening. The patient was admitted to the isolated ward a few days ago with a moderate background with many background diseases. Over the past two days, the condition has deteriorated rapidly and he has been breathing. Tonight, his condition deteriorated and he passed away. In the meantime, at the Sharon Hospital, a 91-year-old man died of severe background illness.
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The Ministry of Health announced tonight that the number of corona virus patients is 6,443. So far, a total of 6,857 have been infected, of which 334 have recovered. Of those hospitalized, 107 are in serious condition.
It is also reported that among the hospitalized patients: 501 in mild condition, 127 in moderate condition, 24 in severe but not respiratory and 87 in severe and respiratory.
Today, there were 8,088 tests for the presence of the virus, with 87,108 tests so far. At this time, the number of patients diagnosed as of Thursday is 640.
In terms of morbidity, 23 percent of those infected with the corona virus are 20 to 29 years old. Also, 15 percent are 30-39 and nine percent are 10 to 19. 27 percent of cases are 40 to 59 years old, while 21 percent are between 60 and 60 years old. Up to 80 and over.
