According to the Ministry of Health, there are 3,519 active patients in Israel. • The number of people who died increased to 267, while the number of people who died fell to 49.
The Ministry of Health also updated its corona spread data in Israel this morning. The data shows that the number of active patients across the country has dropped slightly to 3,519, of which 49 are registered. The number of people who died has risen to 267, and there is an increase in the number of recoverers, and now in Israel there are 12,820 people who recovered from the virus.
As far as the distribution of cities is concerned, Jerusalem continues to be the city with the highest number of patients with 3669, followed by Bnei Brak where not even one patient was discovered in the last day. Third place in significant Tel Aviv gap with 563 patients followed by the ultra-Orthodox communities Beit Shemesh, Modi'in Illit, Elad and Beitar Illit.
Meanwhile, and in light of the decline in the number of patients and the rate of infection, the education system will return to full activity by tomorrow. About two months have passed since all the educational institutions in Israel were closed, and yesterday it was decided to open them fully - throughout the week, with no division into groups or rotation. These are frames from birth (private kindergartens, day care centers) and all schools. The decision only applies to areas without morbidity. Cities that the Ministry of Health defines as "red" have not yet been approved for school.
Meanwhile, a teacher at the Navon Elementary School in Rehovot was diagnosed with the Corona virus last night. Upon examination, it was found that she came into contact with two children’s classes, which numbered 52 children. The Rehovot District is said to have been in contact with educational staff, teachers and staff. In accordance with the Ministry of Health's guidelines for the school principal, the two classes of students with whom they come into contact and all school staff are required to be in isolation by May 27.5.