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Denmark - Covid-19 Cases - 19,216 cases, 629 deaths?

https://www.straitstimes.com/world/...s-first-patient-death-has-827-confirmed-cases

COPENHAGEN (REUTERS) - The first death of a person infected with coronavirus was confirmed in Denmark on Saturday (March 14), when an 81-year old patient died in a hospital in Copenhagen, the city's health authorities said.

The death comes after the government this week took drastic steps to curb the spread of the virus, including shutting all schools and universities and sending home all public sector workers with non-critical jobs.

In an unprecedented move, the Nordic country also shut its borders on Saturday to most foreign visitors for a month.
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Number of cases up to 864
According to the latest figures from the State Serum Institute, the number of COVID-19 coronavirus cases in Denmark is now at 864.

The figure has increased by 37 since the previous update yesterday morning.

And while the number of new cases seems to be tailing off, experts estimate that there are a significant number of unregistered cases across the country.

Denmark also experienced its first coronavirus-related death yesterday – and 81-year-old who was already admitted to hospital with other serious health issues.

Currently, 23 people are being treated for the coronavirus in hospital, including four in intensive care and two in critical condition.
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Denmark confirms third death of coronavirus patient
Ritzau/The Local
news@thelocal.dk
@thelocaldenmark
15 March 2020
10:03 CET+01:00

Updated
16 March 2020
09:36 CET+01:00


Denmark confirms third death of coronavirus patient
An elderly patient died in Copenhagen on Sunday after contracting the coronavirus, officials confirmed.

The elderly patient at Copenhagen's Herlev Hospital had already been admitted suffering from other illnesses, according to a report by Danish state broadcaster DR.

The death is the second to take place at the hospital, following the death on Saturday of an 81-year-old patient who had also been admitted for other serious illnesses.

On Thursday night, an 80 year old in North Jutland was found to have been infected with the coronavirus after dying from a heart attack. Authorities have not yet officially recorded that death as due to coronavirus....
https://www.thelocal.dk/20200315/den...avirus-patient
 
Status of COVID-19

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[TD]5927[/TD]
[TD]914[/TD]
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as of march 16, 15.00
 
http://cphpost.dk/?p=111178
March 17th, 2020 11:01 am| by Christian W
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According to the latest figures from the State Serum Institute (SSI), there has now been 960 confirmed coronavirus cases in Denmark.

But SSI maintains that the number of unregistered cases could be far higher – up to 100 times higher in fact.

So based on that premise, 90,000 Danes could already be infected.

In a bid to gain an overview of the number of people infected in Denmark, SSI is working on a new system that involves a home test.

Meanwhile, the number of cases in the Faroe Islands continues to skyrocket.

Yesterday there were 18 cases on the island, but today’s figures revealed a sharp increase to 47
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https://www.thelocal.dk/20200319/denmark-to-send
Denmark will start offering take-home kits to collect samples to test for the new coronavirus, in order to get a better view of its spread, health authorities said on Wednesday.

"In this situation we have the challenge that people who have upper-airway infections should not go to the GP," Tyra Grove Krause of the health agency SSI told AFP.

SSI, which operates under the health ministry, is responsible for the surveillance of infectious diseases.
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https://nyheder24.dk/sundhed/tre-doe...-er-nu-smittet
On Friday morning, the National Board of Health reports that more than 10,000 Danes have now been tested for corona. Exactly, 10,402 citizens have been tested at one of the country's hospitals.
Unfortunately, the new figures also show that 1,226 are now confirmed to be infected with the dreaded coronavirus. This is almost 100 more than Thursday morning, when the National Board of Health stated that 1,132 people in Denmark were infected. The figures also show that three people died since yesterday. Today, authorities say nine infected have died. That figure was six in the morning.
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Number tested, infected and died in Denmark - COVID-19
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[TD]1326[/TD]
[TD]13[/TD]
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[TD]1942[/TD]
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Number of coronavirus cases in Denmark exceeds 1,300


There have now been 13 fatalities and 33 are on respirators
A new report from the State Serum Institute has revealed that the number of coronavirus cases in Denmark has increased to 1,326.

The death toll up to 13, just under 1 percent of the number of confirmed cases.

The figures also showed that 206 people are in hospital, 42 of whom are in intensive care wards. Of those, 33 are in a respirator.

Most cases are in the Copenhagen area with 496, followed by east-Jutland (186) and north-Zealand (140).

Bornholm has the fewest cases with just three.
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Number tested, infected and died in Denmark - COVID-19

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[TD]Denmark[/TD]
[TD]12351[/TD]
[TD]1395[/TD]
[TD]13[/TD]
[TD]0.9[/TD]
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[TD]Faroe Islands[/TD]
[TD]2077[/TD]
[TD]115 ^[/TD]
[TD]0[/TD]
[TD]0.0[/TD]
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[TD]169[/TD]
[TD]2[/TD]
[TD]0[/TD]
[TD]0.0[/TD]
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https://www.ssi.dk/aktuelt/sygdomsudbrud/coronavirus
Number of tested, dead and infected persons with COVID-19 in Denmark

On 27 February, the first Danish case with COVID-19 was detected.
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[TD="bgcolor: #ffffff"]Faroe Islands **[/TD]
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[TD="bgcolor: #ffffff"]169[/TD]
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https://www.ozy.com/the-new-and-the-...t-spot/290256/
While China, Italy, Western Europe, Iran and South Korea have generated the most headlines for the explosion in cases, Scandinavia — Sweden, Norway, Iceland and Denmark — is battling an unmatched surge. As of March 22, Iceland, with a population of 350,000, has recorded 568 cases; Norway, with a population of 5.3 million, has had 2,257 cases; Denmark, with a population of 5.6 million, has had 1,512 cases; and Sweden, with a population of 10 million, has had 1,934 cases. Together, the four countries, with a population of 21.3 million — that of Florida — had, as of Saturday, reported a total of 6,271 cases. That’s more than double America’s current per capita rate of infection, and three times that of China. If one compares individual countries, a citizen of Iceland has a 60 percent higher chance of contracting the virus than a counterpart from Italy, according to the latest rates.
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https://www.todayonline.com/world/da...ctive-visors-1
COPENHAGEN - A group of Danish entrepreneurs have started a charity network that stands ready to make up to 20,000 protective visors a day using 3D printers, in an attempt to meet rising demand from doctors and nurses combating the coronavirus outbreak.

With hospitals in Denmark and other countries stretched as they treat a rising number of patients infected with the coronavirus, traditional supply chains have failed to meet global demand for facial masks and other protective gear.

"The global supply chains are broken, so we're not capable of getting the material or products that we need ... so we need to do something else," said Frank Rosengren Lorenzen, chief executive of Danish AM Hub, a lobby group that started the initiative.

More than 250 printers around Denmark are currently part of the project that at full capacity can produce up to 20,000 protective visors a day, according to Lorenzen. 3D printing produces three dimensional solid objects based on digital drawings.

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The initiative started after the Danish Medicines Agency urged companies to come up with ideas on how to obtain extra protective equipment such as visors, face masks and hand sanitizer.

"It's a totally different thing to streamline your production and to think fast when you 3D print," said Simon Bergh, an engineer at 3D Printhuset in central Copenhagen.

"Normally 3D printing is for small productions, tests or prototypes and now we have to go up in production, so it's more about optimizing the actual speed of the production," he said.

Bergh said he produced 60 masks on Tuesday using six 3D printers, but each machine can produce up to 12 per hour.

Denmark had registered 34 deaths as of Wednesday with 350 coronavirus patients currently hospitalized.
Read more at https://www.todayonline.com/world/danish-charity-network-3d-print-protective-visors-1
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Source: https://www.kxan36news.com/now-52-died-of-coronavirus-in-denmark

Now 52, died of coronavirus in Denmark
By BT NEWS -
March 27, 2020 27

There is found a further 11 deaths with coronasmittede patients since Thursday’s statement.

the Number of deaths with coronasmittede persons continues to rise in Denmark.

Friday is the number of 52 persons, which is 11 more than by the recent statement Thursday. It informs the Statens Serum Institut.

Although 52 people have died, while they were infected with the coronavirus, it is not necessarily the cause of death.

the Deaths included in the statistics, if one is dead, no later than 60 days after you were tested positive for the virus.

in addition to an increasing number of deaths, there are also several admissions to Danish hospitals with coronasmittede.

Friday is the number 430 persons. It is 44 more than Thursday. 109 of the patients are so sick that they are on an intensive care unit, and 89 of them need a respirator.

Denmark has continued in the first weeks of coronapandemien, which, according to the health authorities will peak in week 16 – the week after easter. The forecast is, however, uncertain.

Friday is the number of confirmed infected people increased by 133 to the 2010 persons...
 
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/28/w...ronavirus.html


STOCKHOLM — When the coronavirus swept into the Scandinavian countries, Norway and Denmark scrambled to place extensive restrictions on their borders to stem the outbreak. Sweden, their neighbor, took a decidedly different path.

While Denmark and Norway closed their borders, restaurants and ski slopes and told all students to stay home this month, Sweden shut only its high schools and colleges, kept its preschools, grade schools, pubs, restaurants and borders open — and put no limits on the slopes.
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CORONAVIRUS UPDATES
The toll around the globe has surpassed 600,000.
By Saturday, Norway, population 5.3 million, had more than 3,770 coronavirus cases and 19 deaths; Denmark, population 5.6 million, reported 2,200 cases and 52 deaths; Sweden, with 10.12 million people, recorded more than 3,060 cases and 105 deaths.
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