Armenia’s confirmed COVID-19 cases rise by 181 to 52667
05.10.2020,
12:20
As of 11:00 on Monday, October 5, there were 44,710 recovered COVID-19 patients in Armenia, the National Center for Disease Control and Prevention says in its daily report.
YEREVAN, October 5. /ARKA/. As of 11:00 on Monday, October 5, there were 44,710 recovered COVID-19 patients in Armenia, the National Center for Disease Control and Prevention says in its daily report.
In total, there are 52,667 confirmed COVID-19 infection cases and 984 deaths in the country. This means that 181 new infection cases, 7 deaths and 38 recovery cases have been recorded since yesterday’s report. Some 1,054 people have been tested for COVID-19 over one day.
The seven patients who died yesterday were two women aged 72 and 85 and five men aged 54, 57 and 73 and two 83-year old men.
According to the report, 308,019 people have been tested for the coronavirus since the beginning of the epidemic. As many as 6,681 patients are being treated now.
The state of emergency due to the coronavirus pandemic operated in Armenia for six months - from March 16 to September 11 inclusive. After the parliament passed amendments to the package of relevant laws, the Armenian government introduced quarantine across the country for a period of 4 months - until January 11, 2021.
The quarantine implies a special regime of entry and exit into the country, the rules of self-isolation, as well as a number of restrictions, including those related to social events, the educational process and economic activities. Individual protection measures must be applied all over the territory of Armenia, and when you are outside of your place of residence, you must have an identity document. -0---
In total, there are 52,667 confirmed COVID-19 infection cases and 984 deaths in the country. This means that 181 new infection cases, 7 deaths and 38 recovery cases have been recorded since yesterday’s report. Some 1,054 people have been tested for COVID-19 over one day.
The seven patients who died yesterday were two women aged 72 and 85 and five men aged 54, 57 and 73 and two 83-year old men.
According to the report, 308,019 people have been tested for the coronavirus since the beginning of the epidemic. As many as 6,681 patients are being treated now.
The state of emergency due to the coronavirus pandemic operated in Armenia for six months - from March 16 to September 11 inclusive. After the parliament passed amendments to the package of relevant laws, the Armenian government introduced quarantine across the country for a period of 4 months - until January 11, 2021.
The quarantine implies a special regime of entry and exit into the country, the rules of self-isolation, as well as a number of restrictions, including those related to social events, the educational process and economic activities. Individual protection measures must be applied all over the territory of Armenia, and when you are outside of your place of residence, you must have an identity document. -0---
