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Bolivian reported a 40 percent increase in COVID-19 cases over the past seven days compared to the same period prior to the eight weeks of de-escalation of the sixth wave that occurred in December.
In his weekly report, the Minister of Health Jason Auzasaid there were 1,020 cases nationwide in the ninth week of the year, about 203 more than the previous seven days, signifying a “slight increase” of 40%.
sixth wave It emerged in December last year and peaked with over 16,000 cases in the third week of that month, before settling into a steady decline with a manageable fatality rate of 0.1%.
The Minister noted that “the pandemic is practically under control”, but stressed that this does not mean that biosecurity measures are being ignored.
Since the start of immunization, the country has achieved the use of 15,804,492 vaccines between the first, second and third doses, in addition to the single dose components and the so-called annual vaccination of persons over 5 years of age, which constitute a vaccinated population of more than 10.2 million.
With the arrival of the pandemic in March 2020 Bolivian has 22,365 deaths and 1,193,970 confirmed cases, of which 12,297 remain active.
Ausa also refers to other diseases such as monkeypox which has one active case out of 265 that have been submitted and eight patients being treated for whooping cough, a pathology that has affected 268 people and caused three deaths.
Dengue in Bolivia
Also Ministry of Health He cited the situation with the dengue outbreak, one of the worst in recent years, which has resulted in 39 deaths and 12,495 confirmed cases since the start of the rainy season.
The disease occurred in the following departments: Santa Cruz (9119), Beni (1315), Tarija (1211), La Paz (373), Chuquisaca (247), Cochabamba (142) and Pando (88). (EFE)
Source: RPP
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