The resident of the Mashan Hashanah nursing home diagnosed with the virus was found to be cleaner on second examination • She will remain hospitalized due to a background illness and her condition is still moderately defined

• Beit Shenan Beersheba // Photo: Dudu Grinshpan

The resident of Maanan Nursing Home in Be'er Sheva, 87, who was diagnosed with Corona on Friday and was admitted to Soroka Hospital in Be'er Sheva, underwent two tests today to discover the virus. She was found to be negative. The medical team decided to keep her out of hospital due to her background illness.

About a month after no occupant of the Corona Hospital, a resident of the nursing ward, was diagnosed with a patient, was admitted to the hospital after feeling ill. At the hospital, it was decided to conduct a series of tests, including a corona diagnosis, the results of which showed that the tenant was positive. Since Friday, she has been treated with medication.

The occupant has previously been diagnosed with a patient, and as a result, has been tested whether she did recover from the virus at the time of the first infection, or whether the results of her test were incorrect. Due to the fear of a second wave of infections in the nursing home, it was decided that the other tenants should be re-examined to make sure that there were no further infections among them. Yesterday, MDA, led by the Ministry of Health, performs samples of corona virus for residents of Maanan, and all residents of the nursing ward were moved to isolation, due to the fear that the elderly patient would infect other tenants. The tests and their results.

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Soroka Hospital reported that the occupant suffers from a number of chronic background diseases, and a moderate condition. It should be noted that 14 residents have so far passed away from the nursing home. In the past month, relaxation was recorded and he returned to full activity, including a routine of visits while following the Ministry of Health guidelines.