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Coronavirus in Argentina: another 211 deaths and 10,104 new cases are reported in the last 24 hours

2020-08-27T23:40:12.768Z


They are data from the daily part of the Ministry of Health of the Nation.08/27/2020 - 20:07 Clarín.com Society After 160 days of quarantine, Argentina reported 10,104 new coronavirus infections this Thursday. At the same time, the Ministry of Health of the Nation notified 211 deaths in the last 24 hours. In this way, for the second consecutive day, the 10,000 infections were exceeded in a curve that does not descend and that is worrying. Of the total cases, 63 percen...


08/27/2020 - 20:07

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After 160 days of quarantine, Argentina reported 10,104 new coronavirus infections this Thursday. At the same time, the Ministry of Health of the Nation notified 211 deaths in the last 24 hours.

In this way, for the second consecutive day, the 10,000 infections were exceeded in a curve that does not descend and that is worrying. Of the total cases, 63 percent belong to the Province of Buenos Aires (6,402).

The report comes amid outbreaks in the interior of the country, which are becoming increasingly important: that explains almost 25% of the cases registered this Thursday.

As for the 211 deceased, there are 123 men , 84 from Buenos Aires; 20 from CABA; 1 from Chaco; 7 from Jujuy; 3 from Río Negro; 2 from La Rioja; 1 from Neuquén; 3 from Santa Fe; 1 from Salta; 1 of Tucumán. And 88 women ; 59 in the province of Buenos Aires; 14 in the City of Buenos Aires; 1 in Entre Ríos; 2 from Neuquén; 3 from La Rioja; 2 from Mendoza; 4 from Río Negro; 1 from Santa Fe and 2 from Jujuy.

Coronavirus in Argentina

Today the number of new confirmed cases exceeded 10,000 throughout the country.

Source: Ministry of Health of the Nation Infographic: Clarín

The regions with the highest number of positives for the day are the City of Buenos Aires (1,220) followed by Santa Fe (471) and Córdoba (363). Jujuy (200), Mendoza (252) and Río Negro (268) surpassed the two hundred infected. More than one hundred for Entre Ríos (160), Neuquén (122), Salta (179) and Tucumán (120).

The situation of the occupation of intensive care beds in hospitals is still stable. At the national level, the percentage of occupied beds is 59.2%, while in the AMBA it increases to 66.6%.

During Wednesday 24,237 tests were carried out and since the beginning of the outbreak 1,172,811 diagnostic tests were carried out for this disease, which is equivalent to 25,846.1 samples per million inhabitants.

Meanwhile, in the morning report, the Secretary of Access to Health, Carla Vizzotti , asked to avoid "speaking loudly, singing or laughing" without masks in closed spaces, announcements that echoed on social networks.

We can laugh, sing and dance, in open spaces and with all the care.

If we do it in closed spaces, without ventilation and without a mask, we expose ourselves to becoming infected.

Our commitment is to inform to strengthen prevention and care.

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- Carla Vizzotti (@carlavizzotti) August 27, 2020

“We really need to prioritize riskier activities, activities in closed places, for a long time, with close people, without masks, carrying out intense actions such as speaking loudly, such as shouting, singing, laughing, or talking, coughing or sneezing without covering up mouth with the elbow crease: these are activities that, even if the person who is with us has no symptoms, may be incubating the virus, we can be part of the transmission chain ”, explained Vizzotti.

He did so, after recalling that more than 10,000 cases of coronavirus were reported in the country on Wednesday night, a figure that is growing day by day.

The intention of the Government, through the Ministry, is to warn the population of the risks of social encounters, now restricted throughout the national territory due to the increase in Covid-19 infections.

AFG

Source: clarin

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