The number of coronavirus deaths in Finland remained unchanged at 328 as no new death had been reported in the country in the five days since Friday last, said the National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the total number of coronavirus infections increased to 7,236 as 22 more cases had been diagnosed in the last 24 hours until Wednesday afternoon.
A total of 24 coronavirus patients are undergoing treatment at different hospitals in the country but, there was no patient in any intensive care unit (ICU).
So far, a total of 271 people had died in the Helsinki-Uusimaa Hospital District (HUS), 25 in the Pohjois-Savo Hospital District (KYS), 17 in the Turku Hospital District (TYKS), 12 in the Pohjois-Pohjanmaa Hospital District (OYS), and three in the Tampere-Pirkanmaa (TAYS) Hospital District.
More than 6,700 patients, or 90% of the total number of infected people, have recovered from the disease.
Currently, laboratories in the country are testing about 13,000 samples a day.
According to the THL report, in relation to Finland’s total population (5,543,233), the prevalence of cases is 131 per 100,000 people.
Source: www.dailyfinland.fi
It’s great news that there have been no COVID deaths in Finland for the past five days! Let’s hope this trend continues and the situation improves even further. Stay safe, everyone!
Has the situation in Finland improved significantly compared to the previous weeks considering there have been no new COVID fatalities in the past five days?
Based on the recent data provided by the National Institute for Health and Welfare, it seems that the situation in Finland is indeed showing signs of improvement with no new COVID fatalities reported in the last five days. Let’s stay vigilant and continue following safety measures to keep these positive trends going!
Are there any specific measures being taken in the Helsinki-Uusimaa Hospital District (HUS) to prevent further COVID fatalities?
Yes, specific measures are being implemented in the Helsinki-Uusimaa Hospital District (HUS) to prevent further COVID fatalities. These include strict adherence to infection control protocols, continuous monitoring of patients’ conditions, prompt treatment interventions, and close collaboration among healthcare professionals to ensure the best possible care for all patients.
It’s very reassuring to see that no new COVID fatalities have been reported in Finland over the past five days. Let’s hope this trend continues and the number of recoveries keeps rising. Stay safe, everyone!
I am relieved that there have been no COVID fatalities in Finland for the past five days. It’s essential that we continue to follow safety measures and support each other during these challenging times. Let’s hope for more recoveries and fewer cases in the days ahead.
It’s great to see that despite the rise in cases, we haven’t had any new COVID fatalities in Finland. Let’s keep following safety measures and hope for the best!
I’m relieved to hear that there have been no new COVID fatalities in Finland in the past five days. It’s encouraging to see the number of infections relatively low and the majority of patients recovering. Let’s hope this trend continues and the situation improves even further. Stay safe everyone!
Are there any details on the age groups of the 22 new cases? How is the government planning to prevent a resurgence as restrictions are eased?
Regarding the age groups of the new cases, the National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) has not provided specific details. As for preventing a resurgence, the government is closely monitoring the situation, emphasizing the importance of continued adherence to safety measures even as restrictions are eased.
Are there any specific measures that have contributed to the low number of fatalities in Finland compared to other countries?
Finland’s successful handling of the COVID-19 situation can be attributed to a combination of factors, including early and strict measures implemented by the government, a well-functioning healthcare system, effective communication to the public, and the cooperation of the Finnish population in following guidelines and restrictions.
Isn’t it amazing that there have been no COVID fatalities in Finland for the past 5 days? Have they implemented any unique strategies to achieve this?
Indeed, it’s remarkable that Finland has had no COVID fatalities in the past 5 days. Finland has been proactive in implementing early and strict measures, focusing on widespread testing, contact tracing, and public cooperation. Their approach seems to have paid off.