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KC Niš odbija da odgovori da li je Andrejić lečen od korona virusa

Klinički centar Niš odbio je juče da odgovori na pitanja Danasa da li je većnik niške Gradske opštine Palilula Milan Andrejić, koji je preminuo na Klinici za infektivne bolesti, testiran i lečen od novog korona virusa, pozivajući se na Zakon o zaštiti pacijenata, „koji predviđa pravo na privatnost pacijenta i poverljivost medicinskih i drugih podataka o pacijentu“.

Državne i zdravstvene vlasti u Srbiji nisu uvrstile Andrejića u zvaničnu statistiku preminulih od korona virusa, ali su njegovi politički saradnici i prijatelji kazali za naš list da je „u njegovoj potvrdi o smrti virus COVID-19 naveden kao uzrok smrti“.

Oni su upozorili da je Andrejić pre obolevanja „sakupio oko 600 potpisa građana“ za predstojeće lokalne izbore, pošto je nosilac opštinske liste „Niš moj grad“, te „bio na večeri sa oko stotinu ljudi“, koje sada „ne žele testiraju, čak i kada imaju simptome“.

– Milan je umro zbog strašnog nemara u niškom zdravstvu. Danima se mučio, sa teškim kašljem i visokom temperaturom, zvao je sve kol centre i ostale brojeve, ali u KC-u nisu hteli da ga prime, niti je iko hteo da ga testira. Na Kliniku za infektivne bolesti su ga primili tek na moju intervenciju, ali je nažalost bilo kasno, rekao je za Danas Branislav Jovanović, gradski odbornik, jedan od lidera opozicione Grupe građana „Niš moj grad“ i Andrejićev prijatelj.

Jovanović je dodao da i on već danima unazad zove sve kol centre u Nišu kako bi se testirao, pošto je stalno bio u kontaktu sa Andrejićem, a nekoliko dana je imao povišenu temperaturu. „Uspeo“ je jedino, pošto se sam javio, da mu policija odredi kućnu izolaciju od 28 dana“. I jedino ga policija i zove i proverava, „kao da je kriminalac“.

– Nedopustivo je da se ljudi krajnje selektivno, često na vezu, smeštaju u KC ili testiraju, zbog čega neki prežive, a neki drugi umiru. Neko bi zbog nemara koji je prouzrokovao Milanovu smrt trebalo da odgovara. Nemar se nastavlja i nakon njegove smrti, jer se ne testiraju ni ljudi koji su sa njim bili u kontaktu, rekao je on.

Preminuo bivši potpredsednik FK Radnički

Na niškoj Klinici za infektivne bolesti prekjuče je preminuo i Dragan Pavlović (57), bivši potpredsednik Fudbalskog kluba Radnički i vlasnik motela Predejane. Hospitalizovan je zbog teških respiratornih problema i visoke temperature. Ni njega nema u zvaničnoj statistici umrlih od korone.

Na respiratoru 14 ljudi

U poslednja 24 časa na tri klinike Kliničkog centra Niš hospitalizovano je 35 pacijenata zbog sumnje na korona virus. Na respiratorima je 14 ljudi.

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China’s Coronavirus Count Excluded Infected People With No Symptoms
Top Chinese health official says country will start reporting the number of asymptomatic carriers

By Jennifer Calfas, Chong Koh Ping and Dominic Chopping
Updated March 31, 2020 12:28 pm ET


U.S. officials and hospitals braced for an influx of patients as infections of the new coronavirus continued to surge past those in any other country, while questions about China’s accounting of the infectious disease that burst into a world-wide pandemic rose after the country reported cases that had been excluded from its national tally.

China said more than 1,500 people who were infected with the coronavirus but haven’t shown symptoms weren’t included in its tally of confirmed cases. Public concerns about the risk of infections by asymptomatic carriers have grown in recent weeks, as the country begins to relax its cordon around Wuhan, the city where the virus was first identified late last year.

The National Health Commission said it had asked hospitals to report such cases and had asked local officials to place them and their close contacts under two-week quarantine. It couldn’t be learned to what degree that was done.

In the U.S., which has more cases than any other country, concerns about an expected surge in patients have pushed mayors and governors to take steps unprecedented in modern times to fight the contagion.

The U.S. has reported more than 165,800 confirmed cases of the Covid-19 respiratory disease caused by the virus, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. With nearly half of the 50 states reporting more than 1,000 infections, much of America is likely to experience extended closures of schools, offices, restaurants and other venues. The U.S. death toll from Covid-19 rose to 3,170 on Tuesday.

Projections from the University of Washington show the illness would cause nearly 84,000 deaths in the U.S. by early August, with as many as 2,214 deaths a day at the nation’s peak in two weeks. That apex is expected to occur sooner in New York, the hardest-hit U.S. state with 75,795 confirmed cases and 1,550 deaths so far.

“We underestimated this virus,” New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said at a press briefing Tuesday. “It’s more powerful, it’s more dangerous than we expected.”

Mr. Cuomo said the state was still working to expand hospital capacity and support health-care workers as the growing number of patients becomes more difficult to manage.

“They are physically exhausted,” Mr. Cuomo said of health-care professionals. “Even more, they are emotionally exhausted.”

State officials are working to acquire needed medical supplies, increase hospital capacity—turning arenas and other facilities into temporary hospital wards—and recruit health-care workers. Thousands of retired and inactive doctors and nurses are returning to the field to help as the number of coronavirus patients surges, inundating health-care facilities across the U.S.

In an effort to protect front-line workers grappling with shortages, hospitals and research groups are racing to roll out new ways to reuse face masks safely. General Motors Co. said masks it is making for workers responding to the coronavirus will be available for delivery next week. GM is among the manufacturers and medical-device giants also gearing up to boost production of ventilators.

Globally, the number of confirmed cases of the virus has passed 809,600, according to Johns Hopkins data. The death toll rose to more than 39,500 on Tuesday. More than 172,800 people world-wide have recovered from Covid-19.

Testing for the virus, however, hasn’t been uniform across America or globally, making accurate case counts hard to pin down. China’s revised count of infected people underscored the difficulties of capturing the extent of the pandemic.

Chang Jile, a top Chinese health official, said the country would report the number of infected people who aren’t showing symptoms beginning Wednesday.

Scientists don’t have a consensus on the impact of asymptomatic cases. Italian scientists tracing almost 6,000 infections around Lombardy, for instance, found nasal swabs of asymptomatic carriers had similar amounts of virus as those with symptoms, which could make them as contagious, according to a prepublication draft of their research. But they also said the small number of asymptomatic cases turned up in contact tracing may mean such carriers played a limited role in spreading the virus.


Zhong Nanshan, a prominent Chinese respiratory expert, told state television recently that he didn’t believe China has a large number of those carriers, because otherwise the number of confirmed cases would be much higher. Before releasing the number of asymptomatic cases on Tuesday, China had reported 81,518 confirmed infections.

In March alone, the number of reported coronavirus infections world-wide jumped nearly nine times from 86,000 confirmed cases on the last day of February, while fatalities surged more than 10-fold, Johns Hopkins data showed.

Italy’s death toll climbed Monday to 11,591, the highest of any country. Spain, with 8,189 deaths, is the second hardest-hit country. Both, like the U.S., have surpassed China in total confirmed cases.

Many governments around the world are extending closures and other social-distancing measures to hinder the spread of the disease, while others are weighing a relaxation of restrictions to mitigate the impact on their economies.

In Iran, whose death toll reached 2,898, President Hassan Rouhani said most provinces had the virus relatively under control, but that two or three provinces were having more difficulty.

Russia’s parliament voted to stiffen penalties for violating coronavirus-related restrictions. Moscow was in the second day of a stay-at-home order that has been duplicated in other regions of the country.

Failure to abide by Russia’s lockdown rules and inadvertently causing the deaths of two or more people would be punishable by up to seven years in prison, according to the legislation. Anyone infected with coronavirus who violates quarantine restrictions and causes “mass illness” would be fined up to $12,820. Authorities say they will use electronic monitoring to enforce the lockdown but haven’t indicated how they would determine whether violators infect others.

A doctor who recently hosted a visit by Russian President Vladimir Putin at a hospital in Moscow where most coronavirus patients are being treated has tested positive for the illness. At 67 years old, Mr. Putin is in the vulnerable age group for contracting the illness.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Tuesday that “everything is OK,” and “the president is being regularly tested for coronavirus,” according to the official state news agency, RIA Novosti.

Israel’s military chief of staff, meanwhile, and two other senior generals entered self-quarantine on Tuesday after an officer they held a meeting with on March 22 tested positive for Covid-19, the Israeli military said. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is also in isolation after an aide tested positive. He tested negative on Monday.

In Denmark, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said a nationwide lockdown imposed March 11 was showing signs of success and could be eased starting in mid-April if Danes stick to the rules. The country has closed its border to noncitizens; shut restaurants, pubs, shopping malls and schools; and banned gatherings of more than 10 people.

China is moving more quickly to open up. It has pushed to resume activities that were stalled nationwide since the end of January, reopening factories, malls and other public amenities as new cases of infection slowed sharply in recent weeks. On Tuesday, an official gauge of Chinese manufacturing activity showed a strong rebound in March, reflecting the resumption of work in many industries, though economists said business activity is still far from normal.

South Korea’s education ministry said it would further delay the start of its new school year, which was originally scheduled to reopen in early March to April 9. It was the fourth time that the start date was pushed back.

Lessons will initially commence online and the ministry said it would determine later when in-person classes can resume, as classrooms are still considered vulnerable to infection spreading. Kindergartens in South Korea will remain closed. The country’s health authorities reported 125 new coronavirus cases, bringing its total number of infections to 9,786.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/chinas-coronavirus-count-excluded-infected-people-with-no-symptoms-11585650226?mod=hp_lead_pos1

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