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Outbreak of the epidemic: The death toll from Corona in Israel has crossed the 4,000 mark
About one month after the death of the 3,000th patient in the country, the death toll from the virus reached 4,005 people.
This, in the midst of the third wave and the progress of the vaccination campaign along with hospital warnings of overload that could harm the treatment of patients
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Meirav Cohen
Sunday, 17 January 2021, 23:13
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The death toll from the corona virus in Israel rose tonight (Sunday) to 4,005 people.
Thus, the death toll from the outbreak of the epidemic in Israel rose by a thousand in one month.
In the last day, 5,060 people were diagnosed in Corona, bringing the number of verified infections in Israel to 548,332.
Yesterday, results were obtained for 71,689 tests, with the percentage of positive for the virus being 7.2%.
The number of active patients is 81,044.
1,945 patients are hospitalized, of whom 282 are respirators and 1,177 are seriously ill.
To date, 2,101,931 people have been vaccinated in the first dose, and 290,152 are vaccinated in the second dose.
The test data and their results are not final and may change in subsequent updates from the Ministry of Health.
Crossing the current threshold of death, comes in the midst of the third wave of the plague and the third closure imposed on the public.
During this period, along with progress in the vaccination campaign, hospitals warn of burdens that could harm patient care.
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Doctors treat a patient in the Corona ward at Shaare Zedek Hospital (Photo: Flash 90, Olivia Fitoussi, Flash 90)
Tonight, the government approved in a telephone poll to require isolation in a motel for all returnees from South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, Brazil and Zambia.
The decision will take effect tonight at 1 p.m.
At the same time, it was decided to extend the obligation of isolation in a hotel for two weeks for anyone returning from any country in the world, unless he agreed to be tested upon entering the country, and undertook to carry out a further inspection after nine days.
During the month of December, with the discovery of the British Corona mutation, all returnees from abroad were required to enter upon their landing at Ben Gurion Airport for isolation in hotels.
The order was later revoked with the decision to require corona tests at Ben Gurion Airport. Health Minister Yuli Edelstein then instructed his office staff to remove the regulation as soon as possible: "Returns from abroad from all countries, subject to corona testing."
Over the weekend, four more cases of the South African corona mutation were discovered in the Ministry of Health's Central Virus Laboratory, using a flooring process.
A total of 12 cases of this mutation have been identified in Israel so far.
The four new cases were detected in people who came from the United Arab Emirates and were positive at the first examination at Ben Gurion Airport.
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