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Six more deaths to 513. Now 143 in ICU, 16 of them on respirators. Donetsk continues to the be oblast with the largest current outbreak, reporting its 49th death today, and now has 16 in ICU, although none on respirator.
Today's counts are 112,116 ILI, 4,219 hospitalizations.
Five more deaths to 518 total. Over 94,000 reported ARI today, with 3,751 reported hospitalizations. Now 148 in ICU, 13 on respirators.
Of note is that several other oblasts now have more ARI cases than Lviv (inlcuding Kyiv and Donetsk), but less than half the total fatalities, indicating that treatment is saving lives (many of the Lviv deaths died before H1N1 was even indentified in Ukraine).
13 more deaths on the 19th for a total of 539, after eight deaths on the 18th to 526 total. Both reports released just now. Now 159 in ICU, and a whopping 27 on respirator. Those numbers represent a sharp increase in severe cases (respirator had been between 10-15 for the past two weeks), the result of the large ARI numbers of earlier in the week.
Now over 3 million ARI since the start of the outbreak.
This is an unusual report, likely due to the fact that this is Sunday. Ony 18,000 ARI cases, and a huge drop in the number of patients on respirator, from 27 yesterday to 11 today. That means at least 10 patients were weaned from respirators, unless today's report is in error.
All oblasts did report data today, but I have a suspicion that today is not complete data, and that the next two days will bring large ARI counts, both due to delayed reporting, and possibly the estimation errors Rick has mentioned.
Eleven more deaths, including a child in Donetsk (#59 there) today to 556. Over 79,000 ARI today, which is high, but not as high as I had expected based on Sunday's report.
177 now in ICU, 16 of them on respirators.
All oblasts but five over the epidemic threshhold, and two of the five that aren't over it are Lviv and Ivano-Frankivsk, which were hit heavily in October, and may not have that many susceptible people left.
Death toll from flu, pneumonia in Ukraine rises to 567, says health ministry
Yesterday at 21:44
Kyiv, December 22 (Interfax-Ukraine) ? The number of those who have died of flu and flu-like illnesses in Ukraine has increased to 567 as of late on December 22, including 11 who have died over the last 24 hours, the Ukrainian Health Ministry has reported.
The greatest number of flu patients ? five people ? died in Donetsk region.
The epidemic threshold was exceeded in 20 regions, Kyiv and Sevastopol.
A relatively favorable epidemic situation is being observed only in Ivano-Frankivsk region.
Since the outbreak of the epidemic, over 3.241 million people have contracted flu and respiratory infections, including 118,730 people over the past 24 hours.
A total of 181,597 people have been hospitalized since the start of the epidemic (October 29). Of those hospitalized, 145,691 people have been discharged from hospitals.
The ministry publishes no separate statistics on cases of A/H1N1 influenza or swine flu.
Death toll from flu, respiratory infections in Ukraine rises to 597
Today at 11:35 | Interfax-Ukraine
The number of those who have died of flu and flu-like illnesses in Ukraine has increased to 597 as of late on Dec. 24, the Ukrainian Health Ministry has reported.
Nineteen people, including one pregnant woman, have died of flu and its complications (pneumonia) over the past 24 hours, the ministry said. The greatest number of flu patients - four people - died in Kharkiv region.
The epidemic threshold was exceeded in 20 regions, Kyiv and Sevastopol.
A relatively favorable epidemic situation is being observed only in Ivano-Frankivsk region.
Since the outbreak of the epidemic, over 3.414 million people have contracted flu and respiratory infections, including 78,685 people over the past 24 hours.
A total of 189,400 people have been hospitalized since the start of the epidemic (October 29). Of those hospitalized, 153,861 people have been discharged from hospitals.
The ministry publishes no separate statistics on cases of A/H1N1 influenza or swine flu.
18 more deaths to 615. Crimea, which was at 7 yesterday, reported three more for a total of 10 today, so they must have had a seventh death yesterday, so yesterday really did have 20 deaths.
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