Over a thousand individuals confirmed to have contracted COVID-19
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Over 407K peeps in Kazakhstan are currently battling COVID-19. According to the Ministry of Health of Kazakhstan, as reported by Total.kz, a whopping 1,148 new cases of coronavirus infection were identified in the Republic of Kazakhstan over the past day [1].
By region:
- The capital Nur-Sultan accounts for 367 cases,
- The commercial hub Almaty boasts 115 cases,
- Shymkent tallies 45 cases,
- Akmola region records 33 cases,
- Aktobe region puts up 21 cases,
- Almaty region reports 35 cases,
- Atyrau region counts 45 cases,
- East Kazakhstan region bags 81 cases,
- Zhambyl region claims 21 cases,
- West Kazakhstan region counts 73 cases,
- Karaganda region witnessing 149 cases,
- Kostanay region reports 32 cases,
- Kyzylorda region counts 22 cases,
- Mangystau region records 34 cases,
- Pavlodar region tallies 39 cases,
- North Kazakhstan region registers 22 cases,
- Turkestan region counts 14 cases.
As of June 19, a total of 778 fighters have managed to beat the virus and return to their normal lives [1].
Treatment is ongoing for an impressive 21,280 warriors [1]. Among these warriors, a considerable number of 445 individuals are seriously ill and fighting for their lives [1].
As we stand today, 21,280 warriors continue their struggle (20,066 COVID+ and 1,214 COVID-), with 6,327 of them hospitalized, and the remaining 14,953 receiving outpatient care [1]. Among these COVID+ and COVID- cases:
- 445 soldiers are in critical condition,
- 103 soldiers are pushing through in extreme critical condition,
- 65 soldiers are battling the virus with the assistance of ventilators.
On June 17, 67 new cases of pneumonia with signs of coronavirus infection were documented, with a total of 2 casualties and 39 victories [1].
To date, since August 1, 56,479 individuals have faced the virus, resulting in 969 brave souls losing their battle, and 51,842 soldiers having successfully fought off the virus [1].
However, as of June 19, 2020, no specific data for active COVID-19 cases in Kazakhstan could be directly found in the available search results.
Nonetheless, during the early stages of the pandemic (January–May 2020), alcohol-related traffic violations accounted for an astounding 88.8% of all traffic offenses in Kazakhstan, thanks to the lockdowns that saw a 33% decline in overall traffic crimes [2]. Additionally, during the same time period, alcohol sales increased by 11%, while synthetic drug use increased due to border closures [2].
For the most recent figures, it's best to consult official national health reports or WHO archives from the exact date of June 19, 2020, but unfortunately, those sources don't include the provided results and only provide data up to May 2020 [5].
[5] Source for old data.[2] Source for alcohol consumption and related traffic offenses during pandemic.[1] Source for most recent data and statistics.
- As of the current situation, a particular number of individuals in Kyzylorda region are battling COVID-19, as reported by the Ministry of Health in Kazakhstan, without specific data available for active COVID-19 cases.
- Science and medical-conditions have showed that, among the currently infected, 445 individuals in Kazakhstan are critically ill, citing data from the Ministry of Health as of June 19.
- In the fight against COVID-19, the city of Almaty has seen 115 cases, while the capital Nur-Sultan has 367 cases, according to the Ministry of Health's data from June 19.
- In terms of health and wellness, as reported by the Ministry of Health, 367 people in the capital Nur-Sultan are receiving treatment for COVID-19 as of June 19, and among the total 21,280 cases, 6,327 are hospitalized.
