Virus

Spread of infections beyond younger people pushes up hospitalisations and death rates
The UK has reported its highest number of Covid deaths for seven months, with 223 deaths recorded within 28 days of a positive test for the virus and 911 in a week. https://t.co/hkcROXDmhx

— josephine becker (@joa_becker) October 19, 2021

Romania reports 18,863 new coronavirus cases, the biggest one-day increase so far, and a record 574 new deaths

— BNO Newsroom (@BNODesk) October 19, 2021

Russia reports 33,740 new coronavirus cases, the biggest one-day increase so far, and a record 1,015 new deaths

— BNO Newsroom (@BNODesk) October 19, 2021

Turul madár wrote:zapravo sam ti dao tačan termin od kada je srbija septička jama, a isto to je bila i u prethodnoj turi kapitalizma, ali možeš slobodno nastaviti da maštaš i da sanjaš drugačije i bolje u ovom društvenom uređenju.

The UK is "in for a tough winter" with coronavirus cases surging and pressure on hospitals growing, the new boss of NHS England has said.

Amanda Pritchard, being grilled by MPs on what appears to be a resurgence of Covid-19 following early success in the vaccination programme, said England has "5,900 people with Covid in our [hospital] beds at the moment and that number is going up".

She said the increase in people becoming seriously ill with coronavirus, coupled with reduced capacity in the NHS and the need to carry out planned appointments, means hospitals are under a "lot of pressure".

The NHS waiting list is currently at the longest it has ever been, with 5.74 million people waiting for hospital treatment - recent figures showed the list is growing by around 100,000 a month.

rumbeando wrote:

Spread of infections beyond younger people pushes up hospitalisations and death rates
The UK has reported its highest number of Covid deaths for seven months, with 223 deaths recorded within 28 days of a positive test for the virus and 911 in a week. https://t.co/hkcROXDmhx

— josephine becker (@joa_becker) October 19, 2021

Romania reports 18,863 new coronavirus cases, the biggest one-day increase so far, and a record 574 new deaths

— BNO Newsroom (@BNODesk) October 19, 2021

Russia reports 33,740 new coronavirus cases, the biggest one-day increase so far, and a record 1,015 new deaths

— BNO Newsroom (@BNODesk) October 19, 2021

N1 wrote:
Vlasti glavnog grada Rusije naredile su obaveznu vakcinaciju za 80 odsto zaposlenih u sektoru usluga, u odnosu na sadašnjih 60 odsto do 1. januara 2022. godine, prema poruci objavljenoj na portalu gradonačelnika Sergeja Sobjanina.

Takođe se naređuje zatvaranje svih nevakcinisanih osoba starijih od 60 godina od 25. oktobra do 25. februara i rad na daljinu za „najmanje 30 odsto“ zaposlenih u firmama.

Bas mnogo zarazenih ljudi. Rece mi koleginica danas Sto ne vrate II3 na nastavu u kompletu, svi su prelezali.

A drugo odeljenje (samo troje tu) kazu Taj, taj.taj i taj imaju koronu, a taj, taj, taj i taj nemaju ali su nesto bolesni.

Od muke da se smeje covek

Pritisak je da se ne otvaraju bolovanja kod nas. Otvorili se ljudi u zbornici, pa tako čujem da je nekom tata na respiratoru i 'pozdravili su se već', nekom žena radi u Bataji umiru joj ko muve nije joj dobro... Naravno onda nije dobro ni kolegama. Mene su danas zvali da držim 6 časova a imao sam 3, nije to tolika novost nego nisu stigli da napišu ni koga menjam ni kome držim. Deca su srećom pristojna. Utišali se i oni, jadni.

disident wrote:Svestan sam da ne mora da ima nikakve veze sa koronom, ali danasnji utisak dana su mi dva dogadjaja. 
Prvo sam video na ulici putara koji place i rida dok mu poslovodje saopstavaju da je neko umro, desetak metara od ostalih putara koji to sve gledaju cuteci naslonjeni na lopate i vreo asfalt. Zatim 500 metara dalje nailazim na pogrebno preduzeće i ogroman kamion ispred njega, sa otvorenom zadnjom stranom prikolice u kojoj stoji beskrajano mnogo mrtvackih sanduka, maksimalno zbijenih i složenih. Nikad ih nisam video pre toliko i tako velikom kamionu, i mozda je to uobičajen nacin dovoženja i mozda je putaru neko preminuo od necega drugog osim korone ali moj utisak je bio samo Korona,Korona,Korona

Mesecima, MESECIMA pokušavamo da urazumimo očevog kuma (67) i njegovu porodicu, ženu (61), sina (30), ćerku (32) i baku (92). Sin je mega-antivakser, SVI NEVAKCINISANI. Bog, vera i Jutjub.
On srce, šećer. Žena sjeban imuni sistem. Baka onkološki.
SVI KORONA.
Bože, pomozi im.

— Čarli Vafls (@CharlieWafflees) October 7, 2021

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Bulgaria makes COVID 'health pass' obligatory for leisure activities
Bulgaria will make a COVID-19 "Green Certificate" mandatory for indoor access to restaurants, cinemas, gyms and shopping malls, the health minister said on Tuesday, as the country struggles with a rising number of coronavirus infections.

The health pass - a digital or paper certificate showing someone has been vaccinated, tested negative or recently recovered from the virus - was originally conceived to ease travel among European Union states.

As of Oct. 21, people who want to visit indoor public spaces including cafes, hotels, concert halls, museums and swimming pools should show such a health pass, interim Health Minister Stoicho Katsarov told reporters.

"The number of new infections and deaths is rising. That forces us to impose additional measures. All activities indoors should be carried out with a green certificate," he said as he appealed to vaccine-sceptical Bulgarians to get inoculated.

Bulgaria is the EU's least vaccinated country and has had the highest mortality rate in the bloc in the past two weeks.

Only 25% of Bulgaria's seven million people have had at least one COVID shot, well below the EU average of nearly 80%.

On Tuesday, it reported 4,979 new coronavirus cases, the highest daily tally since late March, and 214 deaths in the past 24 hours.

Katsarov said all medical personnel and care home workers must present a health pass in order to work.

It will not be obligatory for teachers, but schools in regions where more than 750 people per 100,000 inhabitants are infected will have to switch to online classes.

Katsarov said failure to curb the spread of the disease could trigger tougher restrictions and even a full lockdown.

UČENIK (16) Hemijsko-tehnološke škole iz Kruševca preminuo je juče u kućnoj izolaciji, saznaju “Novosti”.

Kako je za Novosti ispričala majka preminulog učenika, on je bio testiran i pozitivan na koronu. U porodici je bio kovid pozitivan i dečakov otac. Očekuje se da više podataka i preciznije informacije o uzroku smrti budu poznate tokom dana.

rumbeando wrote:Vrlo tužan niz:

Mór Thököly wrote:To je prica hiljada, ako ne sad i desetina hiljada.

Na današnjoj sednici Kriznog štaba odlučeno je da se u Srbiji uvedu kovid propusnice. Prema saznanjima Blica uredba o uvođenju kovid sertifikata trebalo bi da bude usvojena na sutrašnjoj sednici Vlade.

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