Update on the spread of COVID-19 coronavirus infection

Ministry of Healthcare of Ukraine, posted 07 December 2020 08:51

Healthcare Supervision and control

According to the Public Health Center of Ukraine, as of December 7, in Ukraine, there have been officially confirmed 8,641 (390 children out of this number, 284 healthcare workers) new cases of COVID-19 infection. The number of active cases makes up 384,510.

During the last 24 hours, there have been hospitalized 1,037 persons, 145 patients died, 5,123 persons recovered. There have been conducted 33,502 testing (27,881 using the PCR method and 5,621 using the ELISA method).

During the entire pandemic in Ukraine:

821,947 persons contracted COVID-19 infection;
423,704 people recovered;
13,733 people died;
4,807,961 testing have been conducted.

The largest number of confirmed cases in the last 24 hours was registered in Kyiv city (1,526), Dnipropetrovsk region (960), Odesa region (662), Kyiv region (635) and Sumy region (477).

The number of people with coronavirus disease in regions:

Kyiv city

81335

Vinnytsia region –

18714

Volyn region –

26211

Dnipropetrovsk region –

45040

Donetsk region –

25792

Zhytomyr region –

32318

Zakarpattia region –

24663

Zaporizhia region –

36937

Ivano-Frankivsk region –

39438

Kyiv region –

43854

Kirovohrad region –

6360

Luhansk region –

7088

Lviv region –

50175

Mykolayiv region –

21429

Odesa region –

51810

Poltava region –

25655

Rivne region –

33714

Sumy region –

33658

Ternopil region –

29788

Kharkiv region –

59393

Kherson region –

12159

Khmelnytsky region –

32429

Cherkasy region –

27167

Chernivtsi region –

35378

Chernihiv region –

21442

Data from the temporarily occupied territories of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk regions and the city of Sevastopol are not available. The studies were conducted by the Virology Reference Laboratory of the Public Health Center of Ukraine, as well as by regional laboratories.

The Ministry of Healthcare of Ukraine urges when having the first symptoms of respiratory illnesses to call a family doctor. Stay home! Self-isolation is the most efficient way to protect yourself from infection.

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