The patient's condition, hospitalized at Sheba Tel Hashomer, deteriorated during the night until he died of the illness. • Suffering from significant background diseases.
Emergency unit established at Sheba Tel Medical Center // Photo: Yossi Zeliger
The number of victims of the Corona epidemic in Israel rose to 37: A 71-year-old man died last night between Thursday and Friday at Sheba Tel Hashomer Medical Center after suffering from cubid 19. The hospital said the patient had significant background illness.
In the meantime, this morning, it was reported that 20 patients in the Corona Patients Department are hospitalized with Peda-Fouria Medical Center - 14 of them in mild condition, five in moderate condition and one in serious condition, anesthetized and disabled.
The new restrictions under government directive \\ Editing & Animation: Gilad Distelman
Yesterday it was reported that the number of people diagnosed with the virus jumped 640 people a day and numbered 6,856 people. 86 of the patients - breathing. Last night, another 98-year-old patient who passed away at the Nofim Nursing Home in Jerusalem died. She was treated at the outbreak of illness at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital. 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.
Earlier, it was reported that Shaare Zedek Medical Center had died of an 84-year-old patient who was admitted to the Corona Hospital. The patient was admitted to the isolated ward a few days ago with a moderate background with many background diseases. In the two days before his death, his condition deteriorated and he received a soul, until he died of the virus.
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.
