The meeting discussed the state of the incidence of SARS and influenza in the city of Lutsk

During the operational meeting the head of the Department of health Nikolay Yakimchuk told about the situation with the incidence of SARS and influenza in Lutsk. According to him, on a daily monitoring. Now there is a tendency to reduce morbidity. Therefore, it was decided to resume the educational process in General educational and preschool educational institutions. Nikolay Yakimchuk said that, unfortunately, has died from pneumonia three people in Lutsk. One patient laboratory tests confirmed the virus of the California flu. In the other two cases have not yet finished the results of the study. He also noted that in the Volyn region, ranging from October 2015 to February, I had over 100 thousand people, about 10 % of the total population. The head of the Department of health reiterated the importance of disease prevention of SARS and influenza. According to him, experts warn of possible second wave of acute viral infections in late February. Nikolay Yakimchuk noted that at risk include infants, the elderly and those with chronic diseases. He said that medical institutions, pharmacies have a sufficient supply of drugs. Mayor Mykola Romaniuk added that now in Lutsk city clinical hospital is the treatment of 79 patients with pneumonia. It's a big number. Often people are to blame for their health problems, because of the untimely appeal to the doctor. Unfortunately, because of complications ORVI and a flu have died, three of Lutsk team. Mykola Romaniuk urged people who get sick or feel unwell, do not go to work, and to be treated so as not to endanger themselves and others. Drew the attention of the mayor and to the question of disease prevention in PRESCHOOL, General educational establishments, medical institutions, and enterprises. This was reported in Lutsk city Council

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Source: http://uzinform.com.ua/

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