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Ukraine MOH begins releasing oblast by oblast reports of cases and deaths hypothermia - 8 dead so far this winter
A very detailed chart is at this link. I'm not sure why this much information is available, but it provides an intersting comparison to their daily ARI numbers, as far as what they are able to track. I'm not sure if this is going to be reported daily, weekly, or what, but I will post anything I find in this thread (the moderators can move the thread if they find a better place).
Looks like we're going to get these daily. Two more deaths due to hypothermia, for a total of 10. Case count increased to 710, 495 of which have been hospitalized.
Notably, 7 of the 10 deaths are in Donetsk. Perhaps they are having a severe cold spell which may be causing some of the increased ARI as well.
They hadn't published it in a while (I guess the ARI outbreak was more concerning), but today's report indicates a total of 46 hypothermia deaths in Ukraine since December 18th.
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