Over 2700 individuals have made a successful recovery from COVID-19.
The Recovery of COVID-19 Cases in Kazakhstan Halts at 338,730
It's a grim reality that COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc in Kazakhstan, with 338,730 people now reported as recovered. On May 24, 2,792 more people joined the recovery roster, according to Total.kz.
A precise breakdown by region reveals:
- Nur-Sultan - 187
- Almaty - 680
- Shymkent - 364
- Akmolinskaya Oblast - 345
- Aktubinskaya Oblast - 4
- Almatinskaya Oblast - 489
- Atyrau Oblast - 98
- VKO - 65
- ZKO - 40
- Karagandinskaya Oblast - 364
- Kostanayskaya Oblast - 15
- Kyzylordinskaya Oblast - 35
- Mangystauskaya Oblast - 65
- Pavlodarskaya Oblast - 15
- SKO - 21
- Turkestanskaya Oblast - 5
Over the past 24 hours, the grim picture darkens, with 1,832 new cases detected. Currently, 33,002 individuals continue their battle with COVID-19, with 729 critically ill.
The COVID-19-positive and COVID-negative patients comprise 32,479 and 523, respectively. Of these, 13,030 patients are hospitalized, while 19,972 receive outpatient care. Among them, 729 are in critical condition, 178 in extreme critical condition, and 99 on ventilators.
Sadly, another 1,832 cases were identified over the past day.
As hope flickers on the horizon of vaccinations, Kazakhstan now reports 1,991,219 individuals inoculated. Almaty takes the lead, with 293,051 COVID-fighting injections, followed distantly by Nur-Sultan with 152,930. Mangystauskaya Oblast brings up the rear, with 37,315 shots in arms.
In the vast and diverse landscape of Kazakhstan, concerns about economic recovery persist, as details about localized economic recovery remain scarce. Furthermore, the trend seems to mirror those of low-income countries globally, where recovery has been slower[3].
The medical infrastructure in Kazakhstan is under immense strain due to the pandemic, although specific data concerning treatment status is inconclusive[1]. Additionally, regional disparities in healthcare access or reporting could potentially exist, as observed in a study on substance abuse among drivers during the pandemic[1].
The pressing need for public health initiatives that address potential health risks amplified by the pandemic, such as alcohol and drug consumption, should be addressed strategically[1]. As more comprehensive information on COVID-19 recovery trends and treatment status across different regions becomes available, a clearer picture of the ongoing pandemic in Kazakhstan will emerge.
- The recovery rate in Shymkent, an oblast in Kazakhstan, increased by 364 cases, as reported on May 24.
- In the scientific and medical-conditions field, it's essential to address the potential health risks magnified by the pandemic, such as alcohol and drug consumption.
- As of the latest report, a total of 1,991,219 individuals in Kazakhstan have received a COVID-19 vaccination.
- Among the recovered COVID-19 cases in Kazakhstan, there are currently 33,002 individuals battling the disease, with 729 of them in critical condition.
