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The former surgeon at QSUT is expected to return to Covid Hospital. ABC journalist, Ema Shazivari learns that an order has been given to stop hospitalizing patients in this hospital, as it is thought that she will return to the service of patients with coronavirus.
So far, Infectious Disease patients have been receiving health care at the former surgery.
Recall that with the confirmation of the Delta variant has been observed a significant increase in the number of infected in the country. In the update of August 11, the Ministry of Health announced that out of 4,201 tests performed, 284 citizens had tested positive.
As for the situation at Covid-1 Hospital, until yesterday, 34 patients were receiving health care while there was no loss of life. In an interview with ABC earlier this week, infectious disease doctor Pellumb Pipero said that most of the patients at Infectious had the Delta variant of the coronavirus.
Pipero called on citizens to be vigilant as this mutation of the virus brings a different clinic than usual.
Patients with Delta mainly have a wider range of lungs while coughing and difficulty breathing are absent, making patients unaware at times that they may be infected. / abcnews.al
