He case 112, registered on Thursday, June 18, went somewhat unnoticed for having met the same day as that of the supermarket employee Jumbo of Carrodilla, since in that last new contagions were quickly shot. However, there is nothing to envy this case, recognized as that of the “Merchant of Luzuriaga”, to the Jumbo, since yesterday it became the case with more related infections.
Since the woman was diagnosed as positive for coronavirus other registered 16 cases that have a contact link narrow, although it must be clarified that not all contacts were direct with her, but a chain of infections was generated that could now be the most worrisome for Mendoza.
Of the 16 cases related to the Luzuriaga woman merchant (his link of contagion is unknown) eight They were through direct contact between her and the newly infected.
However, the remaining eight cases they were by next links in the chain of infections. The case of the doctor at the Hospital Espaol, which was spread by caring for an infected patient, who had been infected by the case 112.
From the doctor of the Spanish (case 129) other registered seven infections. He First it was from a patient who was treated by the doctor (case 141), four for having a direct link with that patient, and From for being in contact with the patient’s sister, who also tested positive.
Chronology of “Case 112” (Luzuriaga merchant)
Thursday June 18
Case 112, known as that of the Luzuriaga merchant, was registered. The epidemiological link is still under investigation.
Friday June 19
Two related cases were registered, both with direct link
- A 48-year-old man, a partner of the woman, interned in the Parish Hospital.
- A 23-year-old woman, daughter of the woman, admitted to the Spanish Hospital.
Saturday June 20
Two related cases were registered, both with direct link
- A 21-year-old woman, admitted to the Santa Isabel Hospital.
- A 56-year-old woman, admitted to the Lencinas Hospital.
Monday June 22
A related case was registered, with a direct link
- A 29-year-old woman, admitted to the Santa Isabel Hospital.
Tuesday June 23
A related case was registered, with an indirect link to the woman in case 112
- A 37-year-old man, identified as a doctor from the Hospital Espaol (case 129), admitted to the El Carmen Hospital. The contagion occurred by attending to one of the women infected by direct connection with case 112.
Wednesday June 24
Two related cases were registered, one with a direct link to case 112 and the other with an indirect link
- A 36-year-old woman (case 141), with a direct link to case 129 (Spanish doctor), hospitalized in the Santa Isabel Hospital.
- A 23-year-old man, with a direct link to case 112, admitted to the Santa Clara Clinic.
Thursday June 25
A related case was registered, with an indirect link to case 112.
- A 22-year-old woman, with a direct link to case 141 (patient attended by the Spanish doctor), hospitalized in the El Carmen Hospital.
Friday June 26
Four related cases were registered, one with a direct link to case 112 and three with an indirect link
- A 58-year-old man, with a direct link to case 112, admitted to the Santa Isabel Hospital.
- A 56-year-old man, with a direct link to case 141 (patient attended by the Spanish doctor), admitted to the Private hospital.
- A 57-year-old woman, with a direct link to case 141 (patient attended by the Spanish doctor), hospitalized in the Private hospital.
- A 27-year-old woman, with a direct link to case 141 (patient attended by the Spanish doctor), hospitalized in the Lencinas Hospital.
Saturday June 27
Three related cases were registered, one with a direct link to case 112 and two with an indirect link
- A 33-year-old man, with a direct link to case 112, admitted to the Cuyo Clinic.
- A 46-year-old woman, linked to case 144 (sister of case 141, the patient attended by the Spanish doctor), hospitalized in the El Carmen Hospital.
- A 38-year-old woman, linked to case 144 (sister of case 141, the patient attended by the Spanish doctor), hospitalized in the El Carmen Hospital.
* Clarification: The hospital mentioned in each case is the one where the patients were initially admitted, but may have been transferred in the course of hospitalization.
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