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Estonia COVID-19 - 2,343 cases, 64 deaths

https://bnn-news.com/covid-19-update...estonia-212004
The number of confirmed COVID-19 infection cases in Latvia has reached 458, growing by 12 cases in the past day. Meanwhile, Lithuanian media report 649 confirmed coronavirus infection cases.

The latest data for Estonia depicts 858 COVID-19 infection cases.

Five deaths from the virus are confirmed in Estonia. 33 people have recovered from the virus so far.

In Lithuania the number of deaths from complications caused by the virus has reached eight. The number of recoveries has reached seven.

So far a total of 16 834 people have been tested in Latvia for COVID-19, as reported by the Disease Prevention and Monitoring Centre (SPKC). 32 patients have been hospitalized, including 29 suffering from medium symptoms and three suffering from heavy symptoms.
 
Source: https://news.err.ee/1072691/health-board-coronavirus-cases-to-reach-peak-by-end-of-next-week
Health Board: Coronavirus cases to reach peak by end of next week
News
ERR
today at 07.03


Estonian coronavirus cases continued their upward trend as 103 new cases were reported in the last 24 hours, the Health Board (Terviseamet) said on Friday. Deaths due to the coronavirus have risen to 12. The epidemic is expected to peak by the end of next week.

According to Merike J?rilo, Director General of the Health Board, the number of COVID-19 coronavirus cases has continued its upward trend with 5-7 percent of all samples being positive.

Between 7 a.m. April 2 and 7 a.m. April 3, a total of 2,514 tests were carried out across Estonia. Family doctors have made over 7,500 referrals.

As of Friday morning, 90 patients are being treated in hospital after contracting the disease, 16 people are on ventilators, and 48 people have been discharged from hospitals across the country.
 
https://bnn-news.com/coronavirus-in-...estonia-212088
The number of confirmed coronavirus COVID-19 infections in Latvia has reached 509, increasing by 16 new cases over the last day. Lithuania, meanwhile, reports 771 infections

The latest data for Estonia reports 1 018 infection cases with 103 new infections confirmed in the last day.

12 people have died and 48 have made a successful recovery in Estonia so far.

In Lithuania the number of deaths has reached nine and the number of recoveries has reached seven so far.

A total of 19 380 people in Latvia have been tested for COVID-19, according to information from the Disease Prevention and Monitoring Centre (SPKC).
 
Source: https://news.err.ee/1073392/four-more-coronavirus-deaths-in-estonia-11-new-cases

Four more coronavirus deaths in Estonia, 11 new cases
News
ERR, ERR News
today at 04.04

Four people have died of COVID-19 coronavirus since Sunday, the Health Board (Terviseamet) reports, bringing the total number of coronavirus deaths in Estonia to date to 19. Eleven more people tested positive for the virus in the same time period, and one person has been discharged from hospital, leaving the number of people hospitalized with the virus at 129. The total number of confirmed cases in Estonia now stands at 1,108...
 
Source: https://www.baltictimes.com/1_609_c..._in_estonia_in_past_day__new_cases_number_23/

...There were no new deaths registered in the past 24 hours, but altogether 24 people have died in Estonia due to COVID-19.

In total 26,416 tests for the virus have been conducted in Estonia to date, of which 1,207, or 5 percent, have proved positive. People aged 55-59 make up 11 percent of those infected, with the next biggest age groups being people aged 45-49 and 50-54 with 10 percent each...
 
https://www.terviseamet.ee/en/news/f...-last-24-hours

Fifty-one new positive COVID-19 cases added over last 24 hours


10.04.2020

Over last 24 hours 1,471 COVID-19 virus tests were analysed in Estonia, 3% of them, i.e. 51 tests came back positive. In total, 27,883 coronavirus tests have been performed in Estonia, of which 1,258 (5%) have shown positive results.

According to the population register, the highest number of coronavirus cases were found in Harju County (23), Tartu County (11) and Saaremaa (8). Ida-Viru County and P?rnu County had two new cases each, J?geva County and Viljandi County one new case each. For two new cases there was no information regarding their county of registration.

As of the morning of April 10, 138 patients require hospitalisation due to the novel coronavirus, 9 persons require ventilation. 93 people have been discharged. During the previous 24 h period no deaths were reported due to COVID-19. Total 24 people have died in Estonia due to the COVID-19 coronavirus.
 
https://news.err.ee/1076292/health-b...five-new-cases
Five new COVID-19 coronavirus cases have been found in Estonia in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of positive cases in the country so far to 1,309, the Health Board (Terviseamet) says. An elderly woman died, bringing the total number of deaths from the disease in Estonia to 25.

A total of 899 tests were carried out across Estonia and 5 positive results, 0.56 percent, were recorded in past 24 hours, Health Board says. 30,349 coronavirus tests have been conducted in Estonia since January 31, with 4.31 percent (1,309) testing positive.

An 83-year-old woman, resident of Alutaguse care center, died. In total, 25 people have died in Estonia after contracting COVID-19.

As of Sunday morning, 153 people are being treated in hospital and 11 are using ventilators. 98 people have recovered enough to be discharged from hospital.
 
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