COVID-19 situation in Transcarpathia and Ukraine as of May 12

101 Transcarpathians, who had PCR-confirmed coronavirus, have recovered 

Over the past day, 18 people have been confirmed to have coronavirus by PCR testing;

Since the beginning of the pandemic, 748 persons have been diagnosed with COVID-19, of whom 175 are health care workers, 41 are children. 

18 people with a confirmed diagnosis of COVID-19 have died 

As of the morning of May 12, 5399 PCR tests for COVID-19 have been performed in the region, 239 in the past 24 hours.                     
Press center of the Transcarpathian Regional State Administration 

According to the Public Health Center, as of 9:00 am on May 12, there have been 16023 laboratory confirmed COVID-19 cases in Ukraine, of which 391 were fatal, 3373 patients have recovered. During the day, 375 new cases were confirmed. Currently, coronavirus disease has been detected in: 
Vinnytsia region – 580 cases;  

Volyn region – 496 cases;  

Dnipropetrovsk region – 748 cases;  

Donetsk region – 100 cases;  

Zhytomyr region – 525 cases;  

Transcarpathian region – 748 cases;  

Zaporizhzhya region – 331 cases;  

Ivano-Frankivsk region – 1133 cases;  

Kirovohrad region – 425 cases; 
Kyiv – 1930 cases; 
Kyiv region – 1023 cases; 
Lviv region – 825 cases; 
Luhansk region – 42 cases; 
Mykolaiv region – 225 cases; 
Odesa region – 653 cases; 
Poltava region – 248 cases; 
Rivne region – 1028 cases; 
Sumy region – 157 cases; 
Ternopil region – 1021 cases; 
Kharkiv region – 623 cases; 
Kherson region – 162 cases; 
Khmelnytsky region – 182 cases; 
Chernivtsi region – 2396 cases; 
Cherkasy region – 343 cases; 
Chernihiv region – 79 cases.

The tests were conducted by the Virology Reference Laboratory of the Public Health Center of Ukraine, as well as by regional laboratories. As of the morning of May 12, 2020, the Center has received 497 reports of suspected COVID-19 cases.  
MOH reminds: Be sure to call your family doctor if you notice the first symptoms of a respiratory disease. Stay at home! Self-isolation is the surest way to protect yourself from infection