6:41 – V India more than nine million people have become infected since the beginning of the pandemic. In the last 24 hours alone, 45,882 new infections have been added. Only the United States, which is close to 12 million, has more infections.
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6:15 – 6471 cases of coronavirus increased in the Czech Republic on Thursday. Compared to last week, this is a decrease of 1402 cases, but at the same time it is the highest number in the last six days.
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| Development of the number of newly infected with coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 in the Czech Republic in the last week | |
| FRI 13 November | 7357 |
| SO 14. 11. | 4197 |
| NE 15. 11. | 1887 |
| PO 16.11. | 5411 |
| ÚT 17. 11. | 4246 |
| ST 18. 11. | 5515 |
| Thu 19 Nov | 6471 |
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The worst situation is currently the situation in Havlíčkův Brod. According to current figures from the Ministry of Health, another 59 people died with coronavirus on Thursday. A total of 6874 people died, 379 380 people recovered.
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6:09 – The risk score, according to which measures against coronavirus are followed in the Czech Republic, remains at 62 points out of 100. Thus, it has been held for several days in the fourth degree, which indicates a serious condition in the anti-epidemic system (PES). He is separated from the third degree by two points. This follows from data on the website of the Ministry of Health. In the Czech Republic, however, measures for the fifth degree apply, Minister of Health Jan Blatný (for YES) will propose to the government to relax the measures. It could take effect on Monday.
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6:06 – Mexico became the fourth country after the United States, Brazil and India, where more than 100,000 people died of coronavirus. This was stated by the Reuters agency with reference to the main epidemiologist of the country.
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6:02 – The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued an opinion not recommending the use of remdesivir for coronavirus. According to her, there is no evidence that the medicine increases the chances of survival of patients with covid-19 or reduces their need for lung ventilation.
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The antiviral drug remdesivir has gained worldwide attention as a potentially effective drug for patients with severe coronavirus use and is increasingly used by healthcare professionals to treat patients in hospitals. However, its true efficacy in clinical practice remains uncertain.
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