Pneumonia

There is still no registered case of Omicron in Bulgaria, the director of the National Center for Infectious and Parasitic Diseases, Prof. Iva Hristova, told Nova TV.

A number of 63 people infected with SARS-CoV-2 have died in the last 24 hours, according to data the Strategic Communication Group (GCS) released on Sunday.

According to him, such a situation is a consequence of the relaxation of people due to the started vaccination, and what is worrying is that the hospitals are being filled again.
Udovicic told for RTS Daily News that the hospital has been full for two or three weeks and that many patients require intensive care.
"We may have to stop closing hospitals," Udovicic said.

As it was stated, a council of doctors met at the UCC RS and reviewed Dodik's health condition.
It has been noticed that he has difficulty breathing and pain in the area of the abdomen.
Pneumonia of both lungs was diagnosed, and the third test for coronavirus was positive, RTRS reports.

He was admitted to the hospital due to nausea and stomach pain, and his health condition is stable for now and his life is not in danger, the UCC announced today.
Further diagnostics are currently underway.
The media previously stated that Dodik has pneumonia, according to ATVBL.

He adds that it will probably be like that by the beginning of July.
The virus, he says, is now weak and out of 66 newly infected, only one or two have pneumonia, while at the height of the epidemic, 20 or 30 had pneumonia per 100 infected. Asked whether gatherings would be banned, Nestorovic said he didn't think so, because there was no reason for that.

Coronavirus may have been present and spreading in Wuhan as early as August last year, according to a study that analysed satellite imagery of car parks outside major hospitals and search engine data.

Turkey's Health Ministry has changed the criteria for conducting the COVID-19 tests as people started to show symptoms other than fever and dry cough more often.

Initially, the Health Ministry was conducting COVID-19 tests on people who had fever, dry cough and respiratory difficulties, which are considered to be the most common symptoms of the disease.

The seroprevalence study for the SARS-CoV-2 infection, coordinated by the National Public Health Institute (INSP) will be carried out between June and September, according to an order of the Health Minister. "We are seeking to determine the degree of SARS-CoV-2 spreading among Romania's population, in order to properly substantiate the future protection measures of the population's health.

Bucharest, May 16 /Agerpres/ - Over 100 persons are protesting on Saturday, in Victory Square, in front of the Government building, against the measures adopted by the Government to manage the COVID-19 pandemic. The gendarmes present distributed flyers to the protesters on the topic of infection with the novel coronavirus, said, for AGERPRES, representatives of the Bucharest Gendarmerie.