Eight hundred and eleven individuals have successfully overcome COVID-19.
Latest Recovery Update in Kazakhstan
Implementing a laid-back, engaging tone, here's your rundown of COVID-19 recoveries in Kazakhstan:
Looks like we've got some fantastic news to share, mates! Over the past 24 hours, a whopping 811 individuals have bid adieu to the coronavirus infection in Kazakhstan, as reported by Total.kz, based on data from the Republic of Kazakhstan's Ministry of Health.
Breaking it down by region, here's the lowdown:- Capital city Nur-Sultan: 227 recoveries- Bustling Almaty: 183 recoveries- Akmola region: 9 recoveries- Almaty region: 37 recoveries- Atyrau region: 11 recoveries- East Kazakhstan region: 63 recoveries- West Kazakhstan region: 19 recoveries- Karaganda region: 108 recoveries- Kostanay region: 50 recoveries- Kyzylorda region: 11 recoveries- Mangistau region: 38 recoveries- Pavlodar region: 12 recoveries- North Kazakhstan region: 26 recoveries- Turkestan region: 17 recoveries
As of now, the grand total of recoveries in the republic stands at a staggering 377,642 people!
As for the current numbers, here's the 411 on cases, treatment, and condition:
- As of June 14, there are still 21,537 individuals undergoing treatment for COVID-19. (20,426 COVID+ and 1,111 COVID-)
- Currently, 7,075 patients are hospitalized, while a whopping 14,462 are on outpatient treatment.
- Among the COVID+ and COVID- patients, 512 are lodged in critical condition, 113 are in severe condition, and 70 are on oxygen ventilators.
Let's pepper in a bit of behind-the-scenes info here:- On June 12, 11 cases of pneumonia with COVID-19 symptoms were reported, resulting in eight fatalities and 24 recoveries.
Now, for a quick snapshot of Kazakhstan's pandemic timeline since August 1, here's what we've got:- Infected: 56,213- Deaths: 959- Recoveries: 51,687
Mind you, the latest reports provide no specific updates on the number of active COVID-19 cases, critical patients, or ventilator usage in Kazakhstan. However, there have been some interesting developments surrounding the pandemic:
- Lifted Border Restrictions: Kazakhstan has reopened its land borders with Russia, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan, which were sealed since March 2020, to combat the pandemic. This change reflects an effort to return to normal travel and economic activities[4].
- Healthcare System Updates: Kazakhstan has been beefing up its public health systems, including primary healthcare and emergency management. Positive outcomes are evident in the primary health care reform, and it's saving millions in one region alone[2]. Moreover, ICAP has launched a project to foster regional preparedness for biological emergencies[1].
- Substance Abuse Concerns: During the pandemic, there's been an observed climb in alcohol sales and suspected increases in substance abuse-related road accidents. Unfortunately, we don't have the latest stats on current COVID-19 metrics such as active cases and ventilator usage in the reports we've consulted[5]. Stay healthy, mates! 😉
- The latest data reveals that Kazakhstan has made significant strides in the fight against coronavirus, with 811 recoveries reported in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of recoveries up to a staggering 377,642 people.
- While the number of active cases, critical patients, and ventilator usage in Kazakhstan remain unspecified in the latest reports, there have been intriguing developments in the country's response to the pandemic.
- Among these developments is the recent lifting of border restrictions with Russia, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan, aims to reestablish normal travel and economic activities, as well as updates to Kazakhstan's public health systems.
- It's worth noting that during the pandemic period, there has been a noticeable increase in alcohol sales and suspected rises in substance abuse-related accidents, but current COVID-19 metrics such as active cases and ventilator usage still remain undocumented.
