According to the Public Health Center of Ukraine, as of 9:00 a.m. on May 29, in Ukraine there have been confirmed 22,811 COVID-19 cases, 679 patients died, 8,934 patients recovered. In total 1,693 cases among children and 4,411 cases among healthcare workers were recorded. During the 24 hours, 429 new cases have been confirmed.

As of May 29, coronavirus disease was registered:

Vinnytsia region – 957 cases;

Volyn region - 863 cases;

Dnipropetrovsk region - 930 cases;

Donetsk region - 158 cases;

Zhytomyr region - 694 cases;

Zakarpattia region – 1,147 cases;

Zaporizhia region - 431 cases;

Ivano-Frankivsk region – 1,360 cases;

Kirovohrad region - 503 cases;

Kyiv – 2,849 cases;

Kyiv region – 1,535 cases;

Lviv region – 1,563 cases;

Luhansk region - 46 cases;

Mykolaiv region - 284 cases;

Odesa region - 878 cases;

Poltava region - 268 cases;

Rivne region – 1,628 cases;

Sumy region - 167 cases;

Ternopil region – 1,145 cases;

Kharkiv region - 1011 cases;

Kherson region – 177 cases;

Khmelnytsky region - 407 cases;

Chernivtsi region – 3,259 cases;

Cherkasy region - 401 cases;

Chernihiv region - 150 cases.

Data from the temporarily occupied territories of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk regions and the city of Sevastopol are not available.

15,733 patients, out of this number 1,420 children and 3,586 medical workers have been undergoing outpatient treatment. A total of 7,078 people were hospitalized, including 273 children and 825 healthcare workers. There are 267 people, including 1 child and 24 healthcare workers, having severe symptoms and undergoing treatment with the use of artificial lung ventilation machines.

The studies were conducted by the Virology Reference Laboratory of the Public Health Center of Ukraine, as well as by regional laboratories. As of morning of May 29, 2020, the Center received 1,011 reports of suspected COVID-19 cases. Since the beginning of 2020, 57,006 COVID-19 suspicions have been received.

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.