In Transcarpathia, 230 people have been confirmed to have coronavirus

In Transcarpathia, 230 people have been confirmed to have coronavirus, in Ukraine – 7,170

In Transcarpathian region, as of April 23, 230 cases have been confirmed (22 have recovered).

In Ukraine, 7,170 COVID-19 cases have been confirmed.

This was informed by the Public Health Center of Ukraine.

In total, 72,296 samples have been tested by PCR method in Ukraine.

During April 22, 578 new confirmed cases were reported.

The cases have been confirmed in:

Vinnytsia region – 353 cases (45 recovered);

Volyn region – 188 cases (17 recovered);

Dnipropetrovsk region – 186 cases (11 recovered);

Donetsk region – 21 cases (10 recovered);

Zhytomyr region – 304 cases (1 recovered);

Transcarpathian region – 230 cases (22 recovered);

Zaporizhzhya region – 146 cases (21 recovered);

Ivano-Frankivsk region – 644 cases (27 recovered);

Kyiv – 1,059 cases (45 recovered);

Kyiv region – 451 cases (33 recovered);

Kirovohrad region – 258 cases (31 recovered);

Lviv region. – 282 cases (32 recovered);

Luhansk region – 27 cases (3 recovered);

Mykolaiv region – 99 cases;

Odesa region – 161 cases (3 recovered);

Poltava region – 161 cases (12 recovered);

Rivne region – 396 cases (29 recovered);

Sumy region – 89 cases (28 recovered);

Ternopil region – 499 cases (38 recovered);

Kharkiv region – 101 cases (6 recovered);

Kherson region – 77 cases (10 recovered);

Khmelnytsky region – 61 cases (7 recovered);

Cherkasy region – 220 cases (34 recovered);

Chernivtsi region – 1140 cases (36 recovered);

Chernihiv region – 17 cases (3 recovered).

4,862 patients, including 372 children are on outpatient treatment. A total of 2,308 people have been hospitalized, including 103 children and 223 health care workers. 100 people, including one child, are hooked up to ventilators.

187 people (94 men and 93 women) have died as a result of the complications caused by the disease. Most of the deceased were persons aged over 50 (85%). 

A total of 504 people have already recovered – repeated laboratory tests did not detect a virus in the body.