The number of victims of the plague in the kingdom continues to rise and the number of people infected is 78,991 • Among the dead - an 11-year-old boy • Further improvement in Prime Minister Johnson's condition
Medical teams at makeshift hospital in the UK // Photo: Reuters
Another tragic day in the UK: 917 people died in the last day as a result of the Corona virus across the UK, state media said on Saturday. The total death toll from the disease now stands at 9,875.
Among the dead was also an 11-year-old, one of the nation's youngest victims of the virus, and 33 people under sixty who had no previous background illnesses or medical complications.
The number of daily diagnosed infections is also slightly higher than that of the last few days, probably due to some increase in the amount of tests the health system does in the country. 5,233 people have been diagnosed as patients or carriers of the Corona virus, a figure that raises the overall infection rate in the country to 78,991.
British news network Sky News has reported that since the outbreak of the epidemic, 19 British national health workers have died as a result of the virus and hundreds more have died. The British News Channel brought in comments from British Health Minister Matt Hancock, who said the deaths and deaths do not travel from a shortage of protective equipment.
The lack of protective equipment has become a serious controversy in recent weeks between the British government and its critics, with many, including senior medical professionals, claiming that the British government did not care about the amount of protective equipment for hospitals and clinics dealing with the corona epidemic. The following day, Dr. Abdul Mahmoud Chowdory, a urologist working in a large hospital in London, warned Prime Minister Johnson, even before the epidemic broke out, of a severe lack of protective equipment for medical teams in Britain. Chowdory died of coronary illness after speaking before her Slightly more than a week while taking care of patients.
Meanwhile, the health of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson continues to improve, according to his personal spokesman James Slack. In a daily briefing, Slack said Johnson spent the last night watching TV and video games and that his mood is uplifting. Johnson was admitted to intensive care last week after the coronary disease he contracted significantly.