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THERE ARE NO PATIENTS LEFT IN COVID-19 INTENSIVE CARE UNITS IN ANTALYA
Antalya Provincial Health Director Op. Dr. said that there are no inpatient patients in covid intensive care units in the city. Op. Dr. “We had reserved 90 percent of our intensive care units for covid during the peak periods of the pandemic,” was said. The number of patients hospitalized in our intensive care units due to Covid in our province is zero. The number of inpatients due to covid in the wards is 10,” said.
After the appearance of the corona virus in Turkey in 2020, millions of people became infected, while a large number of people also lost their lives. Covid services and intensive care units have been established for those who have survived the disease severely. In fact, between covid intensive care units have been created because there is no space left in some hospitals. Intensive care units have reached full occupancy with the increase in the number of cases in Antalya, which is visited by millions of tourists every year. 90 percent of the intensive care units in the city are devoted to Covid-19 patients.
After the last 2.5 years, the number of cases has dropped to 30 people per day in the city, there are no more inpatients in covid intensive care units. Provincial Health Director Operator Doctor in a statement, told that there are no inpatients left in intensive care, intensive care and services in the city have been closed and returned to normal.
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THE NUMBER OF CASES DECREASED FROM 1000 TO 30 IN 4 MONTHS
Stating that the number of cases per day has dropped to 30, Op. Dr. Fortunately, the presence of the vaccine at the point where we arrived, the sensitivity of our citizen has taken us to a very good point both in the intensive care unit and in the intensive care unit, and in the number of cases. Speaking of over 1000 cases up to 4-5 months ago, it is currently down to 30 per day,” he said.
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NUMBER OF INPATIENT PATIENTS IN THE DEPARTMENT 10
Stating that the vaccine and sensitivity contribute to getting rid of the pandemic, Op. Dr. We were on our own, we had reserved 90 percent of our intensive care units for covid during the peak periods of the pandemic. Almost all of these beds were full. At the point where we arrived, the number of patients hospitalized in our intensive care units due to COVID in our province is zero. The number of inpatients due to covid in the wards is 10. I hope this reaches a table that offers continuity. After that, we will not have to plan our intensive care units for covid again,” he said.
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WE WERE PLANNING HOSPITALS ONLY AS A PANDEMIC HOSPITAL
Op. Dr. who said that citizens do not want to experience the traumatic periods caused by covid-19. We are very big, the vaccine is of vital importance to us. If it’s your turn, get a reminder dose. Our province is also doing very well at the vaccination point. At the time when the pandemic began and we reached the number of intensive patients, we were planning hospitals only as a pandemic hospital. From this point on, we came to the points where hospitals shut down their services. At the moment, we have reached the point where the rooms in the services are planned as a pandemic room,” he said.
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