Ashdod Hospital had no background illnesses, but after contracting the virus, his condition rapidly deteriorated • On March 4, he was transferred from Assuta Ashdod to Ichilov Hospital for connection to the ACMU machine, which replaces heart and lung activity. Lung
Good news from the ICU general ICU: There is another improvement in the condition of 22-year-old Afik Suissa, who was hospitalized after being infected with Corona. Today (Sunday) he first returned to full recognition and returned to communicate with the environment. Despite the improvement in his condition, he is still supported by a pulmonary heart machine. Dr. Adi Nimrod, director of ICU's General Intensive Care Unit, reported on Afik's condition that "we all hope that the improvement process continues and every effort is made to bring it back to its former routine."
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As is well known, Ashdod's Suissa Epic had no background illnesses and at 22 he was not in the at-risk population, but after he had contracted Corona his condition deteriorated rapidly. On March 4, he was reported to be transferred from Assuta Ashdod to Ichilov Hospital for connection to his ACMU - an artificial device that replaces heart and lung activity until they are recovered.
Meanwhile, this morning, the Ministry of Health released the latest data on Corona patients in Israel. The number of infections is 10,878 people. 174 patients are in serious condition, of which 123 are respirators. So far 1,388 patients have recovered.
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The death toll continued to rise to 103. This morning, Fouria Medical Center in Tiberias updated the death of a 63-year-old man who suffered multiple background illnesses and passed away during the night. A statement from the medical center said: "Sadly tonight, a 63-year-old Corona patient, a patient from a hospital in Tiberias, died. The patient suffered from multiple background diseases.
Distribution of patients by localities - TA and Jasser a-Zarqa at the top
According to the Ministry of Health data released this morning, the highest number of patients is in Tel Aviv 452 (but the rate for a hundred thousand stands at 100), in Elad (242 patients), Ashkelon (228), Petah Tikva (210) Modi'in Elite (206), Beit Shemesh ( 199), Rishon Lezion (195), Ashdod (173), Netanya (160), Beitar Elite (147), Tiberias (130), Modi'in Maccabim Reut (118 patients).
Despite reports of a decrease in numbers, Bnei Brak saw a 50% increase in the number of patients per week - from 1,1212 to 1,806. In Jerusalem, where it was decided tonight to close four different quarters, there has been an increase of about 56 percent in the past week - from 1,251 to 1,1959. In Modi'in Illit, an increase of 104 to 206 was observed - about 97 percent.