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Mexico: Covid-19 - 658299 cases and 70183 deaths.

Source: https://www.elsoldemexico.com.mx/me...ssa-estados-sospechosos-18-marzo-4987575.html


There are already 118 confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Mexico
While there are 314 suspected cases in six states
Jacob S?nchez | The Sun of Mexico

The General Directorate of Epidemiology of the Ministry of Health (SSa) announced that this Wednesday it increased to 118 cases confirmed with Covid-19, that is, 36 more cases compared to the last report.

Its owner, Jos? Luis Alom?a Zegarra also indicated that there are 314 cases suspected of being infected by the virus from Wuhan, China, as the number of “cases associated with importation” currently increased by two, going from 11 to new, as well as that the second family outbreak was identified, that is, "direct or intra-household relatives who had been infected and had developed the disease."

Society

Of these three are in Mexico City, two cases in Puebla and Quer?taro, each and one in the State of Mexico, Quintana Roo, Guerrero, Jalisco, respectively.

However, he stressed "we are still in the framework of what has been proposed as scenario one."

For his part, he explained that in the follow-up of contacts, 47 contacts were detected who developed symptoms, which represents 10 percent of the total contacts that people confirmed with others had.

For its part, reported that the virus is more present in men, having 59 percent of cases, while women represent 41 percent of confirmed cases.

He explained that, of the cases infected by coronavirus, 89 percent received outpatient care, while 7 percent are stable hospitalized patients, 2 percent severe, while another 2 percent are already in recovered status. Of the latter, it was said that there are three recovered cases, which are located in Mexico City, Sinaloa and Coahuila.

He also commented that 71 percent of the patients have been attended by SSa institutions and 23 percent in private institutions.
 
Source: https://www.riviera-maya-news.com/f...h-in-mexico-positive-cases-increase/2020.html


First COVID-19 related death in Mexico, positive cases increase
By Riviera Maya News on March 19, 2020

Mexico City, Mexico — The Secretary of Health has reported the first death of a person in Mexico with COVID-19. The agency said the 41-year-old victim had diabetes and showed symptoms of coronavirus since March 9.

Arturo Herrera, head of the agency explained the victim was a 41-year-old man who was infected with coronavirus at a concert he attended with his wife in Mexico City March 3 and that he he had no history of having traveled abroad. He died in a Mexico City hospital...
 
Source: https://heraldodemexico.com.mx/pais...covid19-hoy-jueves-19-marzo-secretaria-salud/


Coronavirus in Mexico: There are 164 confirmed cases of COVID-19
The Ministry of Health indicated that there are also 448 suspected cases under investigation.
By Heraldo de M?xico March 19, 2020

This Thursday, March 19, the Ministry of Health (SSa) of the Federal Government reported in a press conference that the number of positive cases for coronavirus COVID-19 reached 164.

The General Director of Epidemiology, Jos? Luis Alom?a, explained that 64% of these cases are of male patients, while 36% are female.

The Health Ministry official indicated that there are also 448 suspected cases under investigation and 921 were discarded.

Unlike yesterday, 46 new cases were reported today, which is the most important increase since positive cases were registered on February 28 last.

On the other hand, Jos? Luis Alom?a reported that of the 448 of the suspected cases, a person who lost his life this day is included.

The official clarified that they are waiting for the results of the diagnostic test to find out whether or not it is a person who had been infected with the coronavirus.

"We are waiting for the result to know if this case could be confirmed, we will be waiting for the result so that we can confirm it."
Jos? Luis Alomy

He detailed that he is an adult older than 74 years, with 15 years of arterial hypertension, of antecedent of trip to the United States.
 
Source: https://www.radioformula.com.mx/not...lud-federal-hoy-ultimas-noticias-20-de-marzo/


Confirmed second death from coronavirus in Mexico; there are 203 cases
The Ministry of Health confirmed that the 74-year-old man who died in Durango tested COVID-19 positive; there are 39 new cases.

At a press conference, the Ministry of Health confirmed the second death from coronavirus in Mexico on Friday and updated the number of confirmed cases to 203.

Dr. Jos? Luis Alom?a, director of Epidemiology and spokesman for the subject, confirmed that the 74-year-old man who died Thursday in Durango tested positive for the Wuhan virus. Therefore, there are already 2 deaths in Mexico from COVID-19, with which the case fatality rate is 1%.

Of the 203 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Mexico, Dr. Alomia noted that 27 are associated with imports. That is to say, infected patients abroad transmitted the virus to them. However, this is still contemplated within Scenario 1 of the epidemic.

Also, during the event, the general director of Health Promotion, Ricardo Cort?s Alcal?, presented “Susana Distancia”, a ‘heroin’ with whom they seek to explain what is the measure to avoid the transmission of the virus.

Check here the daily statement of the Ministry of Health with the updated figures of COVID-19 in Mexico and the world until this Friday, March 20 ...
 
Source: https://www.yucatan.com.mx/mexico/ya-son-251-casos-confirmados-de-coronavirus-covid-19-en-mexico

There are already 251 confirmed cases of Covid-19 coronavirus in Mexico
By Agencies
March 21, 2020, 7:23 PM

The confirmed cases of Covid-19 coronavirus in Mexico are already 251. This afternoon the undersecretary of Prevention and Health Promotion, Hugo L?pez-Gatell announced the update of the figures at a press conference.

The suspect cases that are still under study are 697. The discarded cases are 1,463 and there are two deaths, of which it had already been reported.

In the conference it was added that we are in the transition stage from phase 1 to 2, since there are confirmed cases that were infected by others in the country and were not imported cases.

The Director of Epidemiology of the Government of Mexico, Jos? Luis Alom?a, in a press conference at the National Palace in Mexico City, pointed out that a third of those infected are women and the remaining two thirds are men. 90% of the cases have received outpatient care and the rest, 10%, have been treated in hospitals, he explained.

He said that in most cases, 90% have presented as a mild illness and have allowed their receipt to be of a domiciliary type and only 10% have received medical attention at a second level and of this percentage, 6 % has had a stable evolution.

On where COVID-19 could affect the most in Mexico, Hugo L?pez-Gatell said that due to the large amount and density of population that exists in the metropolitan area of ​​the Valley of Mexico.

L?pez-Gatell explained that the Mexican Government has not prevented private laboratories from participating in the diagnosis of the disease, but they must meet certain requirements, including demonstrating that they have technical competence.
 
Source: https://www.marca.com/claro-mx/trending/2020/03/14/5e6c39a722601d3e128b4611.html


Coronavius ​​in Mexico
Coronavirus cases: 316
Deaths: 2
Coronavirus cases in Mexico by State

31 cases in Mexico City
29 cases in the state of Nuevo Le?n
28 cases in the state of Jalisco
14 cases in the State of Mexico
14 cases in the State of Puebla
13 cases in the State of Yucatan
11 cases in the State of Quer?taro
11 cases in the State of Quintana Roo
7 cases in the state of San Luis Potos?
4 cases in the state of Aguascalientes
4 cases in the state of Baja California
4 cases in the state of Durango
4 cases in the state of Guanajuato
4 cases in the state of Guerrero
4 cases in the state of Veracruz
3 cases in the state of Sinaloa
2 cases in the state of Chihuahua
2 cases in the state of Chiapas
2 cases in the state of Hidalgo
2 cases in the state of Morelos
2 cases in the state of Oaxaca
2 cases in the state of Sonora
2 cases in the state of Tabasco
2 cases in the state of Tamaulipas
1 case in the state of Coahuila
1 case in the state of Colima
 
Source: https://889noticias.mx/destacadas/c...-son-367-casos-confirmados-y-826-sospechosos/


Covid-19 Conference: In Mexico there are already 367 confirmed cases and 826 suspects
March 23, 2020

In a press conference, authorities of the Ministry of Health reported updated data on the progress of the coronavirus in Mexico and the world.

Hugo L?pez-Gatell, Undersecretary of Prevention and Health Promotion, reported that 332 thousand 930 cases are reported worldwide.

The coronavirus case fatality rate increased to 4.4 percent.

In the national panorama, he explained that the number of confirmed cases increased 367 cases, 826 suspected cases under analysis and 1,856 cases discarded through laboratory tests.

He stressed that this Monday, 51 new confirmed cases were detected.

L?pez-Gatell announced that four deaths have also died in Mexico from the coronavirus, two in Mexico City, one in Jalisco and the other in Durango.

Of the total confirmed cases, 63 percent are men and 37 percent women, with a median age of 39 years.

In addition, L?pez-Gatell indicated that of the 367 confirmed cases, 89 percent were treated on an outpatient basis and 11 percent required hospitalization.

Hugo L?pez-Gatell added that of the total of confirmed cases, which is 367, 291 are imported cases, 70 are cases associated with importation, and 5 are cases with no identifiable import history.

The Undersecretary of Health estimated that, as happened with Asia, and later Europe, America will become the main focus of cases in a few weeks.

The official recalled that the population must take into account and implement prevention measures, such as the use of antibacterial gel, constant hand washing for at least 20 seconds, and maintain a healthy distance from people.
 
Source: https://www.prensa-latina.cu/index....idos-y-405-confirmados-en-mexico-por-covid-19


[Latin Press]
Wednesday March 25, 2020
Five deceased and 405 confirmed in Mexico by Covid-19

Mexico, Mar 24 (Prensa Latina) Mexico registered another deceased by Covid-19, a woman, and now they reach five, while those confirmed increased to 405, Health specialists reported today in the usual evening conference at the National Palace.

The director of Epidemiology, Jos? Luis Alom?a Zegarra, reported that the largest number of cases are concentrated in the capital, the state of Mexico, Jalisco and Nuevo Le?n, and the total accumulated cases total 1,291 but they will continue to increase.

Of the total affected only 10 percent required hospitalization and 90 percent received outpatient care and isolation at home. Seven percent were in a stable clinical state and two percent were severe.

Deaths and morbidity percentage were 70 percent due to obesity, diabetes, hypertension and kidney failure, and other collateral diseases. The death rate is well below the international level, he said.

The undersecretary of Prevention, Hugo L?pez-Gatell, official spokesperson for the epidemic, reiterated that Mexico prepared very well from the beginning of the disease, which enabled the entire health system to be activated to broadly apply the repertoire of interventions and control of problem management.

He explained that the mitigation repertoire aims to reduce the contagion curve and slow down the transmission of the virus, thus delaying the peak of the epidemic, that there are fewer cases per day and that the level of hospital care is not exceeded.

He considered it extremely important to define the critical moment of the evolution of the epidemic in order to implement the corresponding measures at the appropriate time without affecting the community or losing its usefulness. It is what they technically call opportunity, and it is what has allowed Mexico to face this challenge.

He said that the ideal point for interventions is when the rapid increase in cases begins, which occurred in Mexico on the 23rd of this month with the five cases of community contagion, and that is when the healthy distance journey begins to be applied as had been programmed.

Mexico disclosed in the morning conference of President Andr?s Manuel L?pez Obrador a set of measures that intensifies the battle against Covid-19, which already keeps a significant part of the population locked up in their homes and very few people in the streets.
 
Source: https://www.elimparcial.com/mexico/...rtos-y-475-cas-confirmados-20200325-0181.html

Covid-19: MEXICO: 6 dead and 475 confirmed cases

By El Imparcial
March 25th
Six people have died from the coronavirus in Mexico and 475 have been affected with the disease, revealed Hugo L?pez-Gatell, undersecretary for Prevention and Health Promotion.

MEXICO CITY.- Six people have died from the coronavirus in Mexico and 475 have been affected by the disease, revealed Hugo L?pez-Gatell, undersecretary for Prevention and Health Promotion.

The last person who died from COVID-19 was from San Luis Potos?, had a history of having had contact with a person from the United States.

She was 70, male, hypertensive, and obese.
 
Mexico: Covid-19 cases - 717 cases; 12 deaths

Source: https://www.minuto30.com/mexico-llega-a-717-casos-de-covid-19-con-132-contagios-nuevos/995634/

By MInuto30 - 03-28-2020 - 5:34 am
Mexico reaches 717 cases of COVID-19 with 132 new infections

Mexico reported 132 new infections of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours to accumulate a total of 717 confirmed cases with 12 deaths, four more than the previous day, the country's health authorities reported this Friday.

The number of infections in the last 24 hours represents an increase of 22.5% compared to the 585 confirmed cases that were reported this Thursday, March 26, according to the epidemiological report presented this day at the National Palace.

The director of Epidemiological Information, Christian Arturo Zaragoza Jim?nez, reported at a press conference that there are also 2,475 suspected cases of the disease.

Most deaths, 83%; they are men; 89% of the total cases are kept at home with outpatient treatment measures and the remaining 11% have required hospitalization, Zaragoza Jim?nez confirmed.

Of the universe of hospitalized patients, 5% are in a serious condition, said the expert from the Mexican government.

Regarding the indications from various sectors that the Government could be hiding COVID-19 cases and passing them off as atypical pneumonias, the Mexican health authorities indicated that currently there has been no increase in patients with this disease.

"We have had an increase in disabilities due to respiratory infections in people, but we do not have a higher occupation than that observed due to respiratory problems," said V?ctor Hugo Borja Aburto, director of Medical Benefits of the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS).

This day, the Secretary of Health of the Mexican state of Sonora and the National Guard began this Friday screening tests of the COVID-19 to travelers entering Mexico through the border gate with Arizona, United States.

Mexico declared on March 23 the so-called Healthy Distance Day that will run until April 19 and during which the inhabitants are asked to stay at home to avoid crowds in order to slow down the spread of the coronavirus.

EFE
 
Source: https://www.pacozea.com/suman-ya-84...nfirmados-en-mexico-pide-ssa-quedarse-en-casa


COVID19Suman and 848 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Mexico, asks Ssa "stay home"
There are already 848 confirmed coronavirus cases in Mexico, Ssa asks "stay home"
March 28, 2020 PacoZea.com COVID19, Nacional 0
Hugo L?pez Gatell assured that staying at home is the only way to stop the Covid-19 epidemic

Dr. Jos? Luis Alom?a reported that 848 confirmed cases of coronavirus and 16 people who died from coronavirus in Mexico were confirmed, of which 4,341 have been discarded.

For his part, the undersecretary of Health, Hugo L?pez Gatell, specified the technical position of the federal government, on the measures to prevent Covid-19, which are based on scientific evidence.

"This is urgent, it is our last chance to do it and do it now, that we restrict ourselves and stay at home ... because it is the only way to reduce the transmission of this virus," said L?pez Gatell.

He also repeatedly stressed that the virus has acted in a similar way in countries like Spain and Italy, and that Mexico is entering a phase of accelerated growth, similar to that of those countries.

"We still have the opportunity to stop the transmission of this virus ... it is not possible to prevent the epidemic, we are going to have it in Phase 3 that is coming and carries the danger of saturating hospitals, which would mean that it is not possible to attend to them and let us have deaths ?.

The undersecretary assured that by adopting such measures the epidemic can be controlled.
 
Source: https://www.infobae.com/america/mex...irus-en-mexico-suman-28-muertos-y-1094-casos/

Coronavirus is triggered in Mexico: 28 deaths and 1,094 cases
According to the Ministry of Health (SSa), the highest number of cases of COVID-19 in Mexico is reported in the age range between 30 and 39 years
March 30, 2020

In Mexico, the number of cases of people infected with COVID-19 increased to 1,094 confirmed patients, reported the Ministry of Health (SSa). The death toll rose to 28.

There are 2,752 suspected cases and 5,635 negative cases in the country. In one day, 101 confirmed cases and 8 deaths from coronavirus increased in Mexico.

The government of Mexico City and the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS) reported that as of Monday they will deliver medical kits to patients suspected of coronavirus.

The medical package includes:

A thermometer
28 face masks
Antibacterial gel
Antiseptic soap
Paracetamol for 14 days
Instructions for caring for the patient and his family

At a press conference, Claudia Sheinbaum, head of the CDMX government, said that the medical package will be delivered by brigadistas directly to the home of those who are suspected of carrying the virus.

On the other hand, Mauricio Hern?ndez ?vila, director of Economic and Social Benefits of the Mexican Institute of Social Security, explained that people with symptoms should remain isolated and submit to hygiene measures such as the use of mouth masks to avoid infecting their loved ones.

The official added that 30% of the infections in Italy, the United Kingdom and the United States were within homes. "Not only is breaking the chain of transmission that occurs in public transport, but also the chain of transmission that occurs with our loved ones," said Hern?ndez ?vila
 
Source: https://www.milenio.com/politica/coronavirus-mexico-reporta-29-muertes-1215-cas-covid-19

The death toll from coronavirus in Mexico rises to 29; there are 1,215 confirmed cases
Digital Millennium
Mexico City / 03.31.2020 19:06:29

Jos? Luis Alom?a, general director of Epidemiology, announced on Tuesday that there are already 29 deaths from Covid-19 in Mexico, and noted that there are 1,215 confirmed cases in the national territory.

The highest concentration of diagnosed cases corresponds to the Mexico City region and the State of Mexico.

Of these, 16 percent of patients are hospitalized, of which 5 percent are in a serious condition and 1 percent have been intubated.

Conditions such as hypertension, obesity and diabetes were the main comorbidities identified in deaths, of which 90 percent correspond to persons of the male sex.

According to the Undersecretary of Prevention and Health Promotion, Hugo L?pez-Gatell, it is expected that in a period of 7 to 14 days the reduction of infections will begin to be seen in the epidemiological curve, as long as society implements the measures healthy distance.

In addition, he pointed out that there is no attempt to decrease economic and social activity since "half of the Mexican population lives in conditions of poverty", however, the sanitary provisions must be applied at this time.
 
Source: https://politica.expansion.mx/mexico/2020/04/covid-19-mexico-suma-1-378-casos-positivos-y-37-decesos

COVID-19: Mexico adds 1,378 positive cases and 37 deaths
Hugo L?pez-Gatell, Undersecretary of Prevention and Health Promotion, said that it is estimated that in the face of the new coronavirus, the mobility of 70 million people has been reduced.
Wed Apr 01 2020 07:08 PM
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Mexico adds 1,378 cases of COVID-19 patients and 37 deaths caused by the virus, reported the federal Secretary of Health, which also revealed that around 70 million Mexicans have reduced their mobility amid the contingency.

In addition to the positive cases, there are another 3,827 under suspicion and 7,073 have already been ruled out, according to the latest report on the outlook for the new coronavirus in the country released on Wednesday.

Jos? Luis Zegarra Alom?a, director of Epidemiology, explained that 46% of people who have become ill with COVID-19 have already been discharged, while 51% remain in isolation and the remaining 3% represent cases of people who have passed away.

Most of the deaths have been registered in Mexico City (8 deaths); then Sinaloa (4); Hidalgo and Jalisco (3 deaths), followed by San Luis Potos?, Coahuila Baja California (2 deaths), Durango, Edomex, Michoac?n, Morelos, Oaxaca, Puebla, Quer?taro, Quintana Roo, Veracruz, Guerrero, Nayarit, Tabasco and Zacatecas (a death in each entity).

Hugo L?pez-Gatell, Undersecretary of Prevention and Health Promotion, said that it is estimated that the mobility of 70 million people in the country has been reduced, so he does not consider it necessary to declare a Exception status....
 
Source: https://www.lavozdemichoacan.com.mx...decesos-y-1510-casos-confirmados-de-covid-19/


Apr 2, 2020, 19:15
Mexico: 50 deaths and 1,510 confirmed cases of COVID-19
This Thursday, 132 more coronavirus infections were reported and 13 more deaths than yesterday.
Drafting / La Voz de Michoac?n

Mexico City. COVID-19 infections and deaths continue to increase in Mexico: there are 1,510 confirmed cases, 132 more registered in the last 24 hours, and 50 deaths, 13 more than yesterday, reported Dr. Jos? Luis Alom?a Zegarra, General Director of Epidemiology at the federal Ministry of Health (SSa).

As of Thursday night, there are 4,653 suspected cases nationwide, while 7,822 were found to be negative for the SARS-CoV-2 virus, out of a total of 13,985 people studied, federal authorities said. at tonight's press conference from the National Palace.

Mexico City is the entity with the most confirmed cases of COVID-19, with 327, followed by the State of Mexico with 171 and now Jalisco, with 104. Other 6 states register between 51 and 100 cases, and the remaining 23 entities have between 1 and 50 cases.
 
Source: https://www.infobae.com/america/mex...-suma-60-muertes-y-1688-casos-de-coronavirus/


Mexico adds 60 deaths and 1,688 cases of coronavirus
Among the people who contracted COVID-19, 79% are outpatients and 21% have required hospitalization
April 3, 2020

The Mexican health authorities reported on Friday that there are 1,688 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the country and 60 deaths from the disease are recorded.

In just 24 hours, the cases of patients infected with COVID-19 increased 178 and 10 deaths occurred between the report this Thursday and that of today.

Among the people who got the new coronavirus, 58% are men and 42% are women. Among all of them, 79% of patients are outpatients and 21% have required hospitalization.

Among those who died, 86% were male and 14% female. "The greatest burden of deaths are among those over 60, particularly above 65," said Jos? Luis Alom?a, director of general epidemiology at the Ministry of Health (SSa).

It is Mexico City where the majority of COVID-19 fatalities are concentrated, with 15 deaths. Jalisco follows, with six and then comes Sinaloa and Baja California, with five deaths each.

Furthermore, among the deaths, 43.33% presented hypertension; 41.67% obesity; 40% suffered from diabetes; 13.33% had chronic kidney failure; 13: 33% had COPD (Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease); 6.67% smoking; 5% had cardiovascular disease; and 3.33% immunosuppression.

In preparation for phase 3 of the epidemic, which is expected to arrive in mid-April, the Mexican government reiterated on Thursday its call to all health specialists, including specialized doctors and nurses, to combat COVID-19.

"This relaunch of the call to join efforts is focused on specialist personnel, we need those who are trained in patient management, especially those who require ventilatory support, that is, intubation," said Aelajndro Svarch, head of national medical coordination of the Institute of Health for Well-being (Insabi).

Svarch explained that thousands of health professionals have already been hired, and many of them have been sent to different hospitals in different states of the Republic, now that the stage of hospital retraining has begun for several days.

But, due to the structural deficit of human resources in the health sector in Mexico, beyond the hiring already carried out, "about 2,000 more doctors are required to register for the call" ...
 
Source: https://www.yucatan.com.mx/mexico/ya-son-1890-casos-de-covid-19-en-mexico-79-fallecieron

There are already 1,890 cases of Covid-19 in Mexico: 79 died
April 4, 2020, 7:28 PM

This afternoon it was announced that there are 1,890 confirmed cases of Covid-19 coronavirus in Mexico. The death toll was reported to have reached 79.

At a press conference, Hugo L?pez Gatell, Undersecretary of Prevention and Promotion of the Ministry of Health, reported that 75% of cases were registered in the last 14 days, so they are still in the stage of being able to infect other people with virus.

The official noted that there have also been 5,827 suspected cases, the situation of which will be resolved in the next 24 hours, and 9,467 negative ones.

Of the total cases, 58 percent have occurred in the male population and 42 percent in the female sex.

It indicated that 77.9 percent of COVID-19 positive cases have been ambulatory, 9.3 percent are stable, 11.4 percent are considered severe and 1.3 are in intubation.

Half of infected people are under 43 years old.

The recruitment of doctors and nurses to deal with the pandemic was also reported at the conference. They will be six-month contracts with social security, bonuses and vacations.
 
Source: https://www.infobae.com/america/mex...man-94-muertes-y-2-mil-143-casos-confirmados/

Coronavirus in Mexico: 94 deaths and 2,143 confirmed cases
The Ministry of Health offers a daily conference at 7:00 p.m. where it reports the progress of COVID-19 in the country
April 5, 2020


The Ministry of Health reported that the number of patients with coronavirus in Mexico rose to 2,143 and the fatalities associated with this disease is 94. This was reported in the press conference on Sunday, April 5

During the conference that takes place daily at 7:00 p.m., Hugo L?pez-Gatell, undersecretary of prevention and health promotion, also specified that after the period of isolation of different patients who had confirmed positive for COVID-19 , around 25% no longer represent a risk of contagion, since they have already healed from the disease. He also emphasized that, so far, the probability of dying from COVID-19 is 0.074 per 100,000 inhabitants; however, he invited the citizens not to trust themselves, because according to SSa calculations, he expects Mexico to enter Phase 3 of the pandemic between two to three weeks.

The mean age in confirmed cases is also 43 years, and the range is from 0 to 91 years. Most cases continue to occur in men, with a 58% incidence, while in women it is 42% percent. These numbers resemble that of the European population; however, Mexican metrics do not lose sight of the characteristics of the national population.

This, because Mexico has one of the highest populations in diabetes, hypertension and overweight, factors that can aggravate the symptoms of COVID-19.

He also stressed that deaths related to the disease have one or two aggravating factors.

The World Health Organization (WHO) indicates that the main factors that can aggravate symptoms in individuals are chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, respiratory problems, being overweight, belonging to the demographic of older adults, pregnancy and having the immune system. committed. The latter may be due to immunosuppressive treatments, such as those to which cancer patients or people living with HIV / AIDS are subjected.

Likewise, the WHO continues to insist on social isolation to reduce the epidemic curve and, in this way, prevent the health services from collapsing due to an excess demand generated by a saturation of patients in a very short period.

In Mexico, the federal government implemented the National Sana Distancia Day, which promotes social isolation and includes a period from Monday, March 23 to Thursday, April 30. This strategy is based on four strategic axes.

The first of these is to spread basic hygiene standards, where promoting healthy distance, etiquette sneezing and proper hand hygiene is paramount. The next section is the suspension of non-essential activities, this in order to avoid exposure of individuals in their usual chores and in the transportation inherent in them. The third point consists of the rescheduling of mass concentration events, for this point, different shows have been canceled around the entire republic. The latter expresses the special attention that older adults and anyone who is susceptible to COVID-19 attacks should have.

In order to define what essential activities are, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Labor disseminated the information regarding this point of the National Day of Healthy Distance. Both secretariats published that everything that does not coincide with the following five points, is automatically classified as non-essential activity:



1.- Activities to attend to the emergency (doctors, paramedics, comprehensive health services, supply of medicines, pharmaceutical manufacturing, medical equipment, health technology, sanitation, etc.).

2.- Public security, sovereignty and national defense, law enforcement and justice, and federal and local legislative functions.

3.- Fundamental sectors of the economy (financial, collection, energy, food, self-service stores and markets, children's rooms, private security, telecommunications, the media and funeral services).

4.- Government social programs.

5.- Everything related to the maintenance and repair of the basic services infrastructure (drinking water, electricity, gas, etc.).
 
Source: https://www.infobae.com/america/mex...25-muertos-y-2439-contagiados-de-coronavirus/

Mexico adds 125 dead and 2,439 infected with coronavirus

One week after the announcement of the country's health emergency, cases continue to rise, while the country waits to enter phase 3 of the COVID-19 epidemic
April 6, 2020

The Mexican health authorities reported on Monday that the country already has 125 deaths and 2,439 infected by coronavirus nationwide.

Of the total confirmed cases, 58% are men and 42% are women. Those over 65 already represent more than 300 cases and are the most affected sector in this regard. The median age, meanwhile, is 44 years, since cases range from under one year to 95 years.

Among those infected, 74% have not required hospitalization, but 26% have: of these, 9% are stable, that is, 221 people. Serious cases represent 13.53% (330 cases) and intubated are 89 individuals, that is, 3.65 percent.

Mexico City is the one with the most positive cases in the entire Republic, with 609 cases. It is followed by the State of Mexico, with 261 patients, and Puebla, with 156, which has already surpassed Jalisco, an entity that was consistently among the places with the most infected people.

Among fatalities, three quarters are men (75%) and one in four deaths are women (25%). The highest number of deaths is concentrated among those over 54 years old, especially those over 65 years old.

Among the people who lost their lives due to COVID-19, 44% had hypertension; 43.2% had diabetes; 40% obesity; 9.6% smoking; 8.8% suffered from chronic kidney failure. Furthermore, 8% suffered from COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease); 6.4% cardiovascular disease; 4% immunosuppression; and 2.4% suffered from asthma.

However, Dr. Jos? Luis Alom?a, the general director of epidemiology of the Ministry of Health (SSa), indicated that there were three cases of people who had died from COVID-19 without presenting this type of history. All three fatalities occurred in the 25-29 age group.

In addition, the health authorities urged the population to stop the attacks against medical personnel, as has recently happened in different states of the country. "They have no justification, it is even more outrageous when it comes to health professionals, because they are in the first line of work facing the epidemic," said Under Secretary of Health, Hugo L?pez-Gatell.

In addition, L?pez-Gatell ruled out that, due to the social distancing measures taken in recent weeks, the public transport service will be reduced. "There is no need, because it would be adverse: it would lead to more people crowding together at the stops and on the platforms, it is not a useful measure," said the official.

He also referred to the possibility, mentioned by the country's president, Andr?s Manuel L?pez Obrador, that Mexico receive the support of medical personnel from Cuba, as Italy did at the time.

There are various international and health care foundation offerings - all have been put up for consideration and analysis. In due course make a pragmatic decision

In addition, L?pez-Gatell specified that in Mexico there are doctors, nurses, and nurses, but not enough. "The OECD itself (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) documented that we do not have enough personnel under ordinary conditions, especially now in an emergency like this," he said ....
 
Source: https://www.excelsior.com.mx/nacional/suman-2785-casos-positivos-de-covid-19-en-mexico/1374688

There are 2,785 positive cases of Covid-19 in Mexico
The federal Ministry of Health also reported that the number of suspected cases of the new coronavirus strain stands at 7,526.
04/07/2020 19:12 Drafting

Authorities of the federal Secretariat of Health (Ssa) reported in a press conference that the number of confirmed cases of the new strain of coronavirus Covid-19 increased to 2,785 in Mexico.

While the suspected cases of Covid-19 stood at 7,526 and another 15,099 have been ruled out.

Dr. Jos? Luis Alom?a, director of Epidemiology at the Ssa, pointed out that the epidemic curve continues its upward course in the country.

Mexico City continues as the place with the most Covid-19 cases.

Of the total cases, 73 percent are attended on an outpatient basis and 27 percent are hospitalized.
 
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