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We have over a thousand new coronavirus infections in Poland. According to the data of the Ministry of Health, 1075 cases of COVID-19 were found in the past XNUMX hours. The last time we saw the four-digit number of infections was in April. This means another wave of pandemic in our country.

  1. The number of COVID-19 cases in Poland is rising again
  2. On July 5, the number of new cases exceeded a thousand. 696 infections were reported a week earlier
  3. The greatest number of cases was found in the province. Mazowieckie, Śląskie and Dolnośląskie
  4. Two people died last day due to COVID-19
  5. More information can be found on the Onet homepage

Another wave of coronavirus in Poland

On July 5, the Ministry of Health informed about 1075 coronavirus infections in Poland. There were 696 COVID-19 cases last Tuesday. The four-digit number of cases appeared for the first time in three months. On April 27, the ministry informed about 1041 cases of COVID-19.

The average daily number of cases in the past seven days is now 536. A week ago it was 315. This means an increase by 70%.

In the past 24 hours, 6 were conducted. 39 virus tests. More than a thousand infections means 17 percent. positive results. And in some provinces this percentage even exceeded 20 percent.

This is already cause for concern. In May, this percentage was several percent, and on the worst days of the record January wave it exceeded 30.

“The 7-day average of the daily share of positive results of SARS-CoV-2 virus tests in individual provinces since the beginning of September 2021. Dolnośląskie has exceeded 20%, which is a level slightly lower than in the peaks of previous waves” – wrote pharmacist Łukasz on Twitter Pietrzak, analyzing data from the Ministry of Health on the coronavirus from the beginning of the pandemic.

It should be emphasized that the above numbers only refer to official cases, i.e. the results of tests performed in a hospital or health care facility. Only such items will go to the central base, and such information is reported by the Ministry of Health. Nobody knows how many infections are detected at home or diagnosed by a doctor, but not reported (there is currently no such obligation).

Pietrzak also presented data showing the number of new infections per 100. inhabitants in individual provinces. The worst situation is in the province. Mazowieckie On July 5, there were 4,67 infections per 100. residents. In the province In the Dolnośląskie, Lubelskie, Podlaskie and Pomorskie Voivodeships, this indicator exceeded 3. The average for the whole of Poland is 2,82

“We can announce the beginning of the next wave” – ​​commented Pietrzak.

Infections are rising in Europe

The increase in infections is seen in more and more countries. At the end of last week, the World Health Organization announced that the number of COVID-19 patients is growing in over a hundred countries around the world.

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In Germany and France, the number of new cases has exceeded 100 in recent days, and in Italy it has come close to this limit. In the Czech Republic, with a population of less than 11 million, over a thousand infections were recorded at the end of June (for the first time since May).

The disease is growing in most countries of our continent. This also applies to the most popular holiday destinations – Turkey, Greece, Spain and Bulgaria.

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