Limanowski District
Number of new infections: 14
Number of infected cases: 2
Number of casualties: 16
Number of new infections per 10,000 population: 1.06.000
Number of re-infections per 10,000 population: 0.15,000
Number of injuries per 10,000 population: 1.21,000 people
Number of deaths: 1:
Diseases associated with COVID-19: 1
– Only because of Covid: 0
Number of people in quarantine 195
Number of checks performed: 150
Number of positive tests: 19
Maupolska
Number of new infections: 765
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Number of injuries 839
The number of new infections per 10,000 residents is 2.24
Number of re-infections per 10,000 Population 0.22
The number of injuries per 10,000 residents 2.46
Number of deaths: 49:
Diseases associated with COVID-19: 41
– Only because of COVID: 8
Number of people in quarantine: 9973
Number of tests completed: 5707
– Including a positive result: 890
Poland
We have 18,282 (including 1,931 re-infection) confirmed cases of #coronavirus infection from the following counties:
– Greater Poland (2776),
– Masovian Prefecture (2578),
– Kuyavian-Pomeranian (1839),
– Lower Silesia (1481),
– Silesia (1331),
– West Pomerania (1148),
وودód County (1098),
– Pomeranian (1077),
– Lublin County (873),
– Lesser Poland (839),
– Varmin-Masurian province (834),
– Lubuskie Prefecture (816),
– Świętokrzyskie (515),
– Podlasie County (446),
– Opole (349),
– Podkarkapi Province (192).
90 injuries are untitled data, which will be completed by health inspection.
90 people have died from #COVID19, and 251 people have died from living with COVID-19 with other cases.
The number of people infected with the Corona virus is 56,20946/110858 (all positive/deceased).
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