Confirmed cases come from the following voivodeships: Mazowieckie (1986), Wielkopolskie (1748), Dolnośląskie (1481), Śląskie (1402), Pomorskie (1026), Kujawsko-Pomorskie (1004), Warmińsko-Mazurskie (950), Lublin (937), Zachodniopomorskie (902), Podkarpackie (713), Małopolskie (661), Łódzkie (658), Podlaskie (481), Opole (429), Lubuskie (398), Świętokrzyskie (310).
92 infections are data without specifying an address, which will be completed by the sanitary inspection.
85 people have died from COVID-19, while 514 people have died from the coexistence of COVID-19 with other diseases.
Number of people infected with coronavirus: 973,593 / 16,746 (all positive / including deceased people).
Due to the corrections introduced on an ongoing basis by laboratories in the EWP system, the global number of infections since the beginning of the pandemic may not be the sum of the next daily infections, the Ministry of Health informed.
Daily reports of infections from the level of nationwide data to the level of poviat data are available at: http://gov.pl/raport-zakazen.
Coronavirus. How many people are connected to respirators?
21 thousand 476 COVID-19 patients are in hospitals, 2,000 100 of them are connected to respirators, the Ministry of Health reported on Saturday. The ministry also announced that 538,000 have recovered so far. 273 infected with coronavirus.
The Ministry of Health announced that a total of 39,318 beds and 3,090 ventilators are prepared for COVID-19 patients. There are 21,000 in hospitals. 476 infected, and 2 thousand. 100 of them are under a respirator. It follows that 17,000 remain for COVID-19 patients. 842 vacant beds and 990 respirators.
There are 336 thousand people in quarantine. 352 people, and the sanitary and epidemiological supervision covered 12 thousand. 764 people.
Coronavirus in Poland. Data on the number of infections and deaths – 27/11/2020
On Friday, the following number was confirmed in individual provinces COVID-19 infections: Wielkopolskie (2 thous. 72), Mazowieckie (2 thous. 57), Śląskie (1 thous. 560), Kujawsko-Pomorskie (1 thous. 368), Dolnośląskie (1 thous. 318), Pomorskie (1 thous. 258) , Warmińsko-Mazurskie (1,000 65), Łódzkie (1,000 1), Zachodniopomorskie (915), Małopolskie (868), Lubelskie (802), Podkarpackie (790), Opolskie (536), Lubuskie (494), Podlaskie (491), Świętokrzyskie (406).
Due COVID-19 112 people died within 24 hours, while 467 people died due to the coexistence of COVID-19 with other diseases:
The number of people infected with the coronavirus in Poland, as we mentioned, is currently 958,000. 416. 16,000 died 147 patients. Currently, the daily record of infections in Poland is 27 thousand. 875 from November 7. Yesterday there were 16 thousand. 687 COVID-19 infections.
From the information provided on Friday, we also know that a total of 38,000 are prepared for COVID-19 patients. 955 beds and 3 thousand. 70 respirators. There are 21,000 in hospitals. 691 infected, and 2 thous. 106 of them are under a respirator. It follows that 17,000 people remain for COVID-19 patients. 264 vacant beds and 964 respirators.
There are 323,000 in quarantine. 887 people, and sanitary and epidemiological supervision covered 16 thousand. 776 people:
Coronavirus in Poland. When will the children return to school? Minister: after January 17 we hope to come back, at least gradually
On Friday, when asked on TVP Info, the minister of education about how long distance learning would last, the head of the Ministry of Education announced that “after January 17th, that is, after the end of these planned holidays on one date, we hope to return at least gradually to full-time teaching“.
– It all depends on the development of the coronavirus pandemic, whether we stop this development. Therefore, everything depends on us, ladies and gentlemen, on our responsibility. Also, whether we will point out to those people who go out into the streets for demonstrations that they actually postpone the return of our children to the stationary mode in schools with every demonstration – he said.
Students will have remote classes in schools until December 22. From December 23 to January 3 there is a break in school for Christmas. From 4 to 17 January – as announced by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki – there will be winter holidays throughout the country.
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