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Austria Coronavirus Covid-19: 31,827 cases, 750 deaths

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
First positive tests for coronavirus in Tirol

febr 25 2020


In two suspected cases in Tyrol, the first tests for the coronavirus were positive. Governor Platter: "Probably the suspicion is confirmed"

As Governor G?nther Platter (?VP) confirmed on Tuesday afternoon, there are two Suspected Corona cases in Tyrol. The first tests were positive, but now more have to follow, Platter said: "There is a high probability that these suspected cases will be confirmed."

Platter did not wish to comment on the background to the two suspected cases for the time being. He said he would wait and see if the cases were confirmed. But the probability is high, the governor said, that the contagion happened in Lombardy in Italy. In both patients, the first test was positive, now a second one is taking place.

The two patients were quarantined. The country is now setting up a rapid-test centre to respond quickly to suspected cases.
 
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[h=1]Two cases in Tyrol confirmed[/h] febr 25 2020

In Tyrol, two people have contracted the corona virus. This was confirmed by governor G?nther Platter (?VP) of the APA. A second test was positive. These are two 24-year-old Italians from Lombardy who live in Innsbruck.

It is still unclear where the two people were infected. The two are in any case "not life-threatening", but have only been suffering from fever. The patients had turned to the Tyrol control center and described their symptoms. You are currently isolated in the Innsbruck clinic - more information at tirol.ORF.at .
 
First two coronavirus cases confirmed in Austria

AFP
news@thelocal.at
@thelocalaustria
25 February 2020
16:51 CET+01:00


Two people have been tested positive for the coronavirus in Austria, the authorities reported on Tuesday. These are the first cases in the country after the outbreak of the virus in northern Italy.
The two 24-year-olds have been quarantined in a hospital in Innsbruck, the capital of Tyrol province, which borders Italy, according to Tyrol Governor Guenther Platter.

One of them is from Lombardy, one of the Italian regions hit with the outbreak, but it is not yet clear how the two contracted the virus. Both are suffering a fever but are in a stable condition.
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https://www.thelocal.at/20200225/austria-reports-first-two-coronavirus-cases-after-italy-outbreak
 
https://www.vindobona.org/article/suspicion-of-coronavirus-holidaymaker-in-austria-died
[h=1]Suspicion of Coronavirus: Holidaymaker in Austria Died[/h] [h=3]In the Austrian province of Carinthia a 56-year-old Italian holidaymaker from Friuli died in the night to Wednesday. The Carinthian authorities have reported that she is suspected of being infected with the coronavirus. A curfew has been imposed on the woman's apartment complex. On Wednesday afternoon it became known, that the suspected coronavirus case in Bad Kleinkirchheim in Carinthia has not been confirmed. The woman did not die of coronavirus.[/h] As the emergency doctor could not exclude the suspicion of corona virus, the appropriate measures, as determined by the government, have been taken immediately.

A smear was taken from the dead woman from Friuli and further examinations were ordered. The results are still pending.

The apartment complex has been closed, i.e. relatives and residents are not allowed to leave the house and are also being examined.

The police are interviewing the family in order to determine any contact between the family and other persons.
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https://kurier.at/chronik/wien/coronavirus-erreicht-wien-72-jaehriger-erkrankt/400765893
In Vienna there is the first confirmed case of coronavirus. A 72-year-old is seriously ill. The case was announced by City Councilor Peter Hacker ( SP? ). The patient should be an Austrian.

The man had been in the Rudolf Foundation for ten days, showing classic flu symptoms. The diagnosis was then made after a routine examination . This was ordered by the hospital association ( KAV ) at the weekend due to the spread of the virus for all patients who showed corresponding symptoms. On Thursday he was brought to the isolation station in the Kaiser-Franz-Josef hospital .
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Three hospital stations blocked
Three stations of the Rudolf Foundation have currently been blocked, including the intensive care unit where the pensioner had been treated. The state medical director is on site in the hospital , the locks may need to be extended.
 
Source: http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2020-02/29/c_138828734.htm

Confirmed COVID-19 cases rise to six in Austria
Source: Xinhua| 2020-02-29 04:20:27|Editor: yan

VIENNA, Feb. 28 (Xinhua) -- One more COVID-19 case was confirmed in the Austrian capital late on Friday, bringing the total number of the confirmed cases in the Alpine country to six.

The son of the couple who tested positive for the novel coronavirus Thursday has also tested positive, according to the office of City Councilor Peter Hacker. The couple's daughter has not been infected...
 
https://www.sozialministerium.at/Th...nskrankheiten-A-Z/Neuartiges-Coronavirus.html

[h=2]Current situation Austria 29.02.2020 / 10:45 a.m.[/h]
So far, 9 confirmed cases of illness have been reported in Austria: four in Vienna, two in Tyrol, one in Styria and two in Lower Austria.

On February 25, 2020, two people tested positive for COVID-19 in Austria (Tyrol, Innsbruck) for the first time. They are two young adults who returned from northern Italy a few days ago. The two patients are now isolated in the Innsbruck clinic. Further measures, such as contact person tracking, are currently being implemented by the responsible health authority.
 
[h=1]02/29/2020 coronavirus[/h]
As of February 29, 2020, 3:00 p.m.

Tests carried out to date: 1649

Confirmed cases : 10
 
https://www.sozialministerium.at/Th...nskrankheiten-A-Z/Neuartiges-Coronavirus.html
[h=2]Current situation Austria 02.03.2020 / 10:30 a.m.[/h]
So far, 15 confirmed cases of illness have been reported in Austria: eight in Vienna, two in Tyrol, two in Lower Austria, two in Salzburg and one in Styria.

On February 25, 2020, two people tested positive for COVID-19 in Austria (Tyrol, Innsbruck) for the first time. They are two young adults who returned from northern Italy a few days ago. The two patients are now isolated in the Innsbruck clinic. Further measures, such as contact person tracking, are currently being implemented by the responsible health authority.

The Ministry of Health monitors the current developments very closely and is in constant contact with the responsible national and international authorities.
 
[h=1]16 confirmed cases in Austria[/h]
As of this morning, the number of people infected with the novel corona virus in Austria has risen to 16, according to the Interior Ministry. In the latest confirmed case, which occurred in Vienna, the Vienna State Medical Directorate will announce further details, said Brigitte Zarfl, top official in the Ministry of Health, during a press conference this morning.

To date, over 2,100 tests have been carried out nationwide. In the morning, a second case was confirmed in Salzburg, the State of Salzburg said in a broadcast.
 
https://www.kleinezeitung.at/intern...n-Oesterreich_Drei-Neuinfektionen-in-Wien-und
[h=1]Coronavirus in AustriaThree new infections confirmed in Vienna and Lower Austria[/h]
As of Tuesday morning, 21 confirmed infections with SARS-CoV-2 occurred in Austria. Three other cases were reported in the afternoon from the sick law firm's office.
3:51 p.m., March 03, 2020
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https://www.sozialministerium.at/In...virus/Neuartiges-Coronavirus-(2019-nCov).html
In future, the BMSGPK will announce the number of examinations carried out so far:

If a suspected case is reported by a health authority, it is immediately tested for the presence of a coronavirus infection. During the day, new suspected cases and test results can cause the number of suspected cases to fluctuate several times.

For this reason and to avoid misunderstandings, the number of tests carried out to date and the number of laboratory-confirmed infections by SARS-CoV-2 will be communicated on the website as soon as the BMSGPK has confirmed results.

Previous tests in Austria ( daily update of the current status at 8 a.m. ): 4734

Confirmed cases, as of March 9, 2020, 8:00 a.m . : 112 cases
 
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-skiers-hospitalized-Austria-coronavirus.html
Three British skiers have been hospitalized with coronavirus in Austria after contracting a more aggressive strain of the killer bug, reports suggest.

Three man - aged 61, 44 and 49 - had been staying in Italy before going to a busy ski resort in Saalbach in the middle of the winter season.

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The coronavirus death toll in Italy increased by 133 to 366 yesterday while the number of cases skyrocketed from 1,492 to 7,375.

The bug has killed 3,500 worldwide and has infected more than 100,000.

Dr Richard Greil, who is in charge of the quarantine of the three skiers, said that all the cases seen in the region were coming from Italy, which he described as being 'completely out of control.'

It is widely speculated that Italy has a stronger variant of the virus - known as the 'L' variant - but there is no concrete evidence for this.
 
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