134 fewer cases of severe severe cases than yesterday… The death toll under the age of 10 rises by 2, totaling 13
62.8% of critically ill beds, 1,68,714 home-treated patients… Among the confirmed cases, 21.2% over the age of 60
Distance from the 4th ’10 people, 12:00’… If the decline is evident, consider removing outdoor masks, etc.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Correspondent Choi In-young = As the prevalence of Omicron mutations continues to decline, the number of new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Korea on the 2nd recorded 200,000, following the previous day.
The Central Defense Response Headquarters announced that as of 00:00 on the same day, there were 264,171 new confirmed cases, bringing the total to 13,639,915.
On this day, the number of new confirmed cases decreased by 16,102 from the previous day (28,273), maintaining the mid-to-late 200,000s for two days in a row.
The number decreased by 71,370 from the 26th of last month (335,541 people) a week ago, and 117,228 fewer than on the 19th of last month (381,399 people) two weeks ago.
The government is judging that the Omicron epidemic has passed the peak and has gradually turned to a decline since the end of last month.
In the midst of this, the government will increase the number of private gatherings from 8 to 10 for two weeks from the 4th, and implement a relaxed social distancing measure that extends the business hours limit from 11pm to 1 hour.
The government only slightly adjusted the distance, stating that the BA.2 mutation (stealth omicron) has become the dominant species, and there is a possibility that serious illness and death may increase. The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KIST) and the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) analyzed that the number of confirmed cases will increase by 10 to 20 percent with this mitigation measure.
The government has decided to boldly reorganize the quarantine measures once the epidemic has significantly decreased for two weeks and the medical system is stable. In this case, there is a possibility that restrictions such as business hours and private gatherings will be lifted, and a plan to allow people to take off masks outdoors may be discussed.
The number of severe cases and deaths has not yet reached its peak, so it is likely that it will continue to rise until the beginning and middle of this month.
In today’s tally, the growth has slowed somewhat.
The number of severe cases of severe severe disease was 1,165, a decrease of 134 from the previous day (1,299), and the number fell to 1,100 within a week since the 26th (1,164). However, since the 8th (1,07 people), it has been maintaining the four-digit number for nearly a month.
The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 that died the day before was 339, down 21 from the previous day (360).
In the past week, the number of deaths per day is 282 → 287 → 237 → 432 → 375 → 360 → 339, an average of 330. The cumulative death toll was 16,929, and the cumulative fatality rate was 0.12%.
Looking at the death toll the previous day by age, those over 80 years of age accounted for the most with 207 (61.06%), followed by those in their 70s and 60s, 35 in their 60s, 19 in their 50s, 14 in their 40s, 2 in their 20s, and 0-9 years old 2 is a person
The cumulative number of deaths under the age of 10 is 13, which is more than three times the cumulative number of deaths among teenagers (4).
As of 00:00 on the same day, the nationwide intensive care bed utilization rate was 62.8% (1,775 out of 2,825 used), down 1.6 percentage points from the previous day (64.4%).
The utilization rate of semi-severe beds, which treats patients who are likely to improve or worsen from severe to severe, is 67.7%.
As of 00:00 that day, the number of home-treated patients was 1,6877,414, a decrease of 21,216 from the previous day (1,708,930).
There are 162,810 people in the intensive care group, including those over the age of 60 who receive health monitoring from home treatment managed medical institutions. The rest are general management groups who manage their own health at home.
Among the new confirmed cases, the high-risk group aged 60 or older accounted for 21.2% of 56,49 people, and rose once more to the 20% level following 6 days following the 27th (20.9%).
Looking at the routes of infection of new confirmed cases, 264,103 were local and 68 were imported.
The number of regional confirmed cases was 134,479 (50.9%) in the metropolitan area, including 71,525 in Gyeonggi, 48,673 in Seoul, and 14,281 in Seoul.
The number of confirmed cases by region including overseas inflows was 71,525 in Gyeonggi, 48,673 in Seoul, 15,942 in Gyeongnam, 14,284 in Incheon, 13,70 in Gyeongbuk and 10,000 in Chungnam. 1,904, Daegu 11,276, Jeonnam 11,160, Busan 1691, Jeonbuk 9,462, Chungbuk 9,326, Gangwon 9,56, Gwangju 8,33 , Daejeon with 7,989, Ulsan with 5,594, Jeju with 3,771, and Sejong with 2,370.
From the 27th of last month, the number of daily new confirmed cases was 318,72 → 187,182 → 347,490 → 424,597 → 33718 → 288,273 → 264,171, which is an average of 306,72 per day.
Meanwhile, a total of 269,572 diagnostic tests were performed at the screening clinic the day before.
The completion rate of COVID-19 vaccination (the rate of completion of basic vaccination) was 86.7% (cumulative 44,496,113 people) as of 00:00 on the day. The third vaccination was completed by 63.9% of the total population (cumulative 32,786,251 people).
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