The intensive care bed occupancy curve today illustrates most clearly that Belgium is facing a third wave.
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Today’s figures give us bad news: 292 new admissions were notified by hospitals in 24 hours. However, we had not seen that since November.
The intensive care bed occupancy curve today illustrates most clearly that Belgium is facing a third wave of covid. Although the physiognomy of this start of the wave is different from the two previous ones.
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In the province of Hainaut, the number of beds occupied in intensive care could even, within a week, catch up to its level of the first wave.
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Good news, however: the positivity rate has stabilized at 7.7%. This should translate into a stabilization of admissions within a few days.
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Between March 18 and 24, 4,636 new Sars-CoV-2 contaminations were detected on average per day, up 27% compared to the previous week, according to figures from the Sciensano Public Health Institute. day Sunday morning. Since the start of the pandemic in Belgium, 866,063 cases have been diagnosed.
Over the same period, an average of 27 people died per day from the virus (+ 12.5%) and 22,870 since the start of the pandemic.
Between March 21 and 27, there were an average of 236.9 hospital admissions per day due to coronavirus, an increase of 22% from the previous reporting period. On Saturday, 2,568 people were still hospitalized due to Covid-19, including 701 patients treated in intensive care.
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