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Monday with more than 16,000 verified; An increase in the number of patients is difficult - Walla! news

2022-01-07T07:56:00.302Z


16,830 verified patients were diagnosed in the last day, after 8.22% of the tests for the virus turned out to be positive. The number of patients in hospitals is rising, and stands at 143. From the outbreak of the plague in the country, 8,259 people died


Monday with more than 16,000 verified;

An increase in the number of patients is difficult

16,830 verified patients were diagnosed in the last day, after 8.22% of the tests for the virus turned out to be positive.

The number of patients in hospitals is rising, and stands at 143. From the outbreak of the plague in the country, 8,259 people died

Meirav Cohen

07/01/2022

Friday, 07 January 2022, 09:28 Updated: 09:42

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In the video: briefing by the Director General of the Ministry of Health, Nachman Ash (Photo: GPO)

16,830 people have been diagnosed with the corona virus in the last day, out of 206,704 tests performed - according to data from the Ministry of Health today (Friday).

143 patients are defined as in critical condition, of whom 42 are connected to respirators.

From the outbreak of the plague in the country, 8,259 people died.



The positive percentage for the virus is 8.22% of all tests performed in the last day - an increase from yesterday, when the verified rate was 7.89% and about 16,000 corona patients were also diagnosed.

There was also a sharp increase in the number of patients - from 134 yesterday to 143 today.

The coefficient of infection dropped to 1.96.

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The number of serious patients continues to rise.

Corona Department (Photo: Reuven Castro)

The new corona test outline for those exposed to a verified patient came into effect today. Under the outline, vaccinated young people under the age of 60 who do not belong to a risk group will no longer be referred for PCR tests, but for rapid antigen tests to be performed at their home or test centers. This, in view of the many loads and huge queues at the testing complexes in recent days.



The new outline is divided into two: people aged 60 and over and members of risk groups - in front of the rest of the population. In addition, the home tests will not be state-funded.



In addition, yesterday it was agreed on the new education outline, which will be in accordance with the isolation program.

If a verified patient is found in the classroom - regardless of the percentage of those vaccinated in it, as has been the practice so far - the students will be conducted in accordance with the test and isolation pattern used in the economy.

Thus, vaccinated or recovering people will perform a home or supervised antigen test and if the positive test remains in isolation for ten days, and non-vaccinated people will perform a supervised antigen test - if the positive test stays in isolation for 10 days, and if the negative test stays in isolation for seven days, subject to bail.

The exit from the isolation will be with the approval of a doctor only.

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