Today many people died from the coronavirus in Turkey, the number of cases is it? November 3 coronavirus table has been announced. Health Minister Fahrettin Koca announced the number of corona virus cases per day and the number of people who died. Here is the last minute coronavirus case numbers and the November 3 corona virus table …
NOVEMBER 3 CORONA VIRUS TABLE ANNOUNCED
Health Minister Fahrettin Koca was announced November 3 coronaviruses Turkey Day Statement by the Minister of Health.
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NOVEMBER 2 CORONA VIRUS TABLE NUMBER OF CASE
Health Minister Fahrettin husband, November 2, Turkey Coronavirus Day Statement was published yesterday. Minister Koca said in a statement;
“We have 2,302 patients detected today. The number of serious patients has increased by 164 today and reached 2,341 compared to yesterday. We cannot be successful in combating the epidemic only with the sacrifice of healthcare professionals. We should all participate in the fight and not compromise on measures.” said.
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Coronaviruses CASES IN TURKEY
last 24 hours, 139 thousand 103 new types in Turkey coronavirus (Kovid-19) test was conducted, was diagnosed with the disease 2 thousand 302 people, 76 people lost their lives, the number of severely ill patients was 2 thousand 341, the number of recovered upon completion of the 1521 people treated 327 thousand 7 rose to.
Daily Turkey Coronavirus Table, “is covid19.saglik.gov.t” was shared by the address.
According to current data, 139 thousand 103 Kovid-19 tests were carried out in the last 24 hours, and 2 thousand 302 people were diagnosed with the disease.
76 people died in the last 24 hours due to Kovid-19, 1521 people recovered.
Thus, the number of those who completed the Kovid-19 treatment rose to 327 thousand 7.
The total number of tests reached 14 million 264 thousand 260. The number of patients was 379 thousand 775, the number of deaths was 10 thousand 402, the number of serious patients was 2 thousand 341, the number of active patients was 42 thousand 366.
According to weekly data, this week, the rate of pneumonia in patients is 4.7 percent, the bed occupancy rate is 51.7 percent, the adult intensive care occupancy rate is 68.5 percent, the ventilator occupancy rate is 32.9 percent, the average contact detection time is 10 hours, and the filiation rate. It was recorded as 99.7 percent.
Health Minister Fahrettin Koca shared the following on his Twitter account regarding the data:
“We have 2302 patients detected today. The number of our severe patients has increased by 164 today and reached 2341. We cannot be successful in combating the epidemic only with the sacrifice of healthcare professionals. We should all participate in the fight and not compromise on measures.”
Health Minister Fahrettin Koca made warnings for Izmir and Istanbul regarding the Kovid-19 cases.
Noting that the current conditions in Izmir are very favorable for the spread of Kovid-19, Koca said, “Let’s not let the hard days get more difficult.” made a reminder.
Her husband recalled that 40 per cent of cases in Istanbul in Turkey, “If you are in Istanbul, leave. Symptomless carrier, you may contact an undetected. Travel Do not postpone badly needed.” made suggestions.
Regarding those who will travel to Istanbul, Koca said, “Is the journey to Istanbul? Watch your health for 7 days before you leave. If you have fever, dry cough, tiredness, sore throat, loss of sense of taste or smell, breathing difficulties, postpone the trip. apply to the health facility. ” he warned.
Husband asked that the elders returning to Istanbul not to be visited for a while, and said:
“The elderly population, most of whom come to the city to spend the winter in more comfortable conditions, awaits some risks. 40 percent of the cases are here. Face-to-face visit is inconvenient. Please inquire about the needs of your elders by phone.” gave his statements.
Within the scope of the Kovid-19 measures, no visitors will be received to the Parliament on the days of the General Assembly work on November 2-30.
Culture and Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy stated that a Certification Program for theaters and movie theaters will be implemented within the scope of combating Kovid-19.
Istanbul Provincial Pandemic Board Meeting was chaired by Istanbul Governor Ali Yerlikaya. At the meeting, where the activities carried out within the scope of combating the epidemic throughout Istanbul were evaluated, the measures taken, the inspections carried out, the fillation and isolation follow-up studies and the gradual work issues were discussed.
Kırklareli Governor Osman Bilgin stated that Kovid-19 cases have increased in the city and intensive care units are full.
33 people were taken to the dormitory due to 1 person who did not comply with the Kovid-19 quarantine rules in Gaziantep.
It was decided by the Diyarbakır Provincial General Hygiene Board to take the entrances and exits under control by establishing a barrier system in the neighborhood markets.
Quarantine was initiated in a village in the Bayramiç district of Çanakkale, within the scope of Kovid-19 measures.
A total of 424,368 lira penalty was taken against 502 people who violated the mask and social distance rule in Denizli.
CORONAVIRUS CASES IN THE WORLD
The number of new types of coronavirus (Kovid-19) cases worldwide reached 47 million 73 thousand, the number of people who died due to the virus reached 1 million 208 thousand, and the number of those who recovered exceeded 33 million 909 thousand.
The number of cases increased to 9 million 490 thousand in the USA, 8 million 262 thousand in India, 5 million 545 thousand in Brazil and 1 million 655 thousand in Russia.
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said that they had to intervene in the situation due to the rapid increase in the cases in recent days.
According to the new prime ministry decree, which Conte shared details, all museums and exhibitions across the country will be closed, shopping malls will be closed on weekends and holidays, distance education will be started in secondary schools, gaming halls such as bingo and betting will be closed, and public transportation vehicles will serve at half capacity.
Service sector employees in the country, on the other hand, protested the measures taken by the government that also restricted their own activities due to the epidemic.
French Prime Minister Jean Castex reported that 1 person in the country is hospitalized every 30 seconds due to Kovid-19.
New measures take effect in Germany
With the increase of cases in Germany, warnings are made that “intensive care beds and health personnel will be insufficient in hospitals”.
Chancellor Angela Merkel asked the public to comply with the new measures that took effect today to reduce the rate of increase in cases. Accordingly, theaters, cinemas, opera and concert halls will remain closed until the end of the month, gyms, swimming pools, entertainment centers, massage and cosmetic halls will not be in service.
World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reported that he quarantined himself after contacting a person who tested positive for Kovid-19, but did not show any symptoms.
In the cities of Thessaloniki and Serres in the north of Greece, a 14-day quarantine will be applied from tomorrow due to increasing cases.
In Brazil, anti-vaccines protested against the Kovid-19 vaccine campaigns in two major cities of the country.
It was reported that the Kovid-19 test of Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia was positive.
In a prison in northern Israel, 12 Palestinian prisoners were reported to have tested positive for Kovid-19.
The Rafah Border Gate between the Gaza Strip and Egypt, which is under the Israeli blockade, was opened in both directions for 4 days. The Welfare Border Gate was closed to two-way crossings in March as part of epidemic measures.
In Togo, training, which was interrupted due to Kovid-19 measures, resumed after a 7-month break.
11 people caught Kovid-19 in the Ukrainian Premier League team Dynamo Kiev.
On the first day of the new academic year in Albania, the online education decision taken due to Kovid-19 was protested.
In Kenya, it was decided to impose a $ 200 fine on those who do not comply with the obligation to wear a mask under the Kovid-19 measures.
