Η age group 10-19 years is the most burdensome in diagnoses of coronavirus cases, according to the National Report with the epidemiological data until November 8, 2021, which was published today.
Based on the data included in the National Report, it appears an increasing trend in day-to-day diagnoses and a small increase, for the time being, in hospitalizations. Moreover, there is an increase in the cumulative impact in all provinces, and especially in Paphos and Famagusta.
In the last 14 days (October 26 - November 8, 2021) 2.528 confirmed cases were recorded COVID-19. The median age of the cases COVID-19 was 35 years old, 51,3% concerns women (n = 1.296), 48,7% men (ν = 1.230), while for two cases there was currently no information available. Based on the epidemiological history, 11% (n = 274) were cases with a recent travel history, while 89% (n = 2.221) concerned cases of domestic transmission - out of 2.485 cases (98,3%) with the relevant information.
On November 10, 2021, 75 people with COVID-19 (diagnosis until November 8) were hospitalized (based on recorded data and including those who were discharged, transported or died that day). Their mean age was 63 years, with 57,3% (n = 43) concerning men and 35,2% (n = 25) persons from the province of Nicosia (from 71 persons with the relevant information available) . In total, 27 (45,8%) people with COVID-19 who underwent treatment reported underlying diseases (from 45 people with relevant information available).
According to the records, on November 10, 2021, 7 people (diagnosed until November 8) were in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) - and all 7 were intubated. The median age of COVID19 patients in ICU was 56 years, while 4 cases (70%) involved women.
In the last 14 days, 60.893 molecular tests (PCR) (6.857,3 per 100.000 population) and 680.508 antigen rapid tests (76.663,8 per 100.000 population) have been performed. As of November 8, 2021, 125.110 cases have been diagnosed in the laboratory COVID-19.
The cumulative effect of 14 days COVID-19 (diagnosed cases of 14 days per 100.000 inhabitants), an indicator that reflects the percentage of active cases COVID-19 in the population, is 284,7 per 100.000 inhabitants
Among 2.528 cases COVID-19 diagnosed as of October 26, 2021, 51,3% were women (n = 1.296) and 48,7% were men (n = 1.230) - for two cases no information was currently available.
By age groups: 703 infants, children and adolescents 0-19 years (27,8%), 1.498 adults aged 20-59 years (59,3%), 327 people aged 60 years and over (12,9%). The median age of all cases COVID-19 of the last 14 days is 35 years. The median age of adults (≥ 18 years) with COVID-19 is 41 years old.
Among the cases diagnosed in the last 14 days, out of 2.477 (98%) cases with available information, 802 (32,4%) had a place of residence in the province of Nicosia, 701 (28,3%) in the province of Limassol, 403 ( 16,3%) in the province of Paphos, 381 (15,4%) in the province of Larnaca, 186 (7,5%) in the province of free Famagusta and 4 cases (0,2%) concern the British bases or residence in the country or there was no information available about them.
In the last 14 days (October 26 - November 8, 2021), out of 2.485 (98,3%) cases with available information, 11% (n = 274) related to cases with a recent travel history, while 89% (n = 2.221) concerned domestic broadcasts.
Moreover, in the last 14 days (October 26 - November 8, 2021), out of 2.033 cases (80,4%) with available information, 4,6% (n = 93) did not report any symptoms at diagnosis, while 95,4, 1.940% (v = XNUMX) reported at least one symptom.
Also, the last 14 days (October 26 - November 8, 2021), of the 1.938 cases (76,7%) with available information, 325 people with COVID-19 (16,8%) reported at least one underlying disease.
Based on the recorded data, among the individuals diagnosed with COVID-19 as of November 8, 587 deaths were recorded (as of November 10, 2021), with the underlying cause of the disease COVID-19 (mortality COVID-19: 0,5%). Mortality COVID-19 per 100.000 population is 66,1. There were 376 deaths in men (64%) and 211 in women (36%). The median age of people with COVID-19 who lost their lives due to this disease were 77 years old.
212 (36,1%) deaths were reported in the province of Limassol, 184 (31,3%) in the province of Nicosia, 109 (18,6%) in the province
Larnaca, 44 (7,5%) in the province of Paphos, 30 (5,1%) in the province of free Famagusta and 8 deaths (1,3%) related to British bases or residence abroad or no information was available for them.
The median time from the date of sampling to the date of death from COVID-19 it was 15 days.
Based on the recorded data, among the individuals diagnosed with COVID-19 by November 8, 10 deaths by any cause were reported as of November 2021, 676 (mortality from any cause on diagnosed cases) COVID-19: 0,5%). Mortality (deaths from any cause in people with COVID-19 per 100.000 population) is 76,1. There were 435 deaths in men (64,4%) and 241 in women (35,6%). The median age of people with COVID-19 who lost their lives were 77 years old.
In the province of Limassol 249 (36,8%) deaths were reported, 210 (31,1%) in the province of Nicosia, 124 (18,3%) in the province of Larnaca, 52 (7,7%) in the province of Paphos, 33 (4,9, 8%) in the province of free Famagusta and 1,2 deaths (XNUMX%) related to British bases or residence abroad or no information was available.
The median time from the date of sampling to the date of death from each cause in persons with COVID-19 it was 14 days.
By November 10, 2021, a total of 4,6% (n = 5.809) of COVID19 cases had received hospital treatment. The median age of the treated patients is 60 years. Excluding 6 cases without available information, hospital care was mainly for men (n = 3.283, 56,6%).
The median age of people who are still hospitalized (until November 10, 2021 and diagnosed by November 10, 2021, including those who were discharged, transferred or died on that day - n = 75) is 63 years and 57,3% (n = 43) concerns men. 35,2% (n = 25 of the 71 cases with available information) concern patients from the province of Nicosia, while 27 out of 59 people with available information (45,8%) reported underlying diseases.
A total of 617 patients (10,6% of the total number of patients) were admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). The median age of those admitted to the ICU was 65 years. The patients in the ICU were mainly men (n = 393, 63,7%). The median length of stay in the ICU (for all patients admitted to the ICU) is 13 days.
According to the registered data, on November 10, 2021, 7 patients (diagnosed until November 8, 2021) were in the ICU. The median age of these patients was 56 years. 57,1% (n = 4) of the cases concerned women.
The number of patients currently in the ICU, according to registered data, per 100.000 inhabitants, is 0,8. Of the 617 patients admitted to the ICU, 589 (95,5%) were intubated and 7 are still intubated.
By November 8, 2021, 98,1% (n = 122.041) of cases COVID-19 had been released / recovered.