The Minister of Health of Ukraine Maxim Stepanov announced that in Ukraine, there have already been 1.652 million cases of coronavirus COVID-19, the daily increase for March 28 – 8.3 thousand, down from the day before, but traditional for the weekend. Hospitalizations per day – 3.1 thousand.<\/p>\n
Kiev. Ukraine. Ukraine Gate – March 29, 2021 \u2013 Health<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n As of the morning of March 29, 8346 people had been diagnosed with coronavirus in Ukraine, 178 deaths had been recorded, 2875 patients had recovered, and 3129 people had been hospitalized.<\/p>\n \n The number of patients exceeds the number of those who recovered. This trend is observed for more than a month.<\/p>\n \n After the weekend, the traditional decline of new infected COVID-19 in Ukraine is recorded. At the same time, much fewer tests were performed over the past 24 hours.<\/p>\n \n Thus, yesterday we performed only\u00a0 39,732 tests for coronavirus (including PCR-24,404, ELISA – 5,631, rapid tests for antigen to SARS-CoV-2 – 9,697). For all time in Ukraine 8 million, PCR tests were carried out.<\/p>\n \n Over the last 24 hours, the largest number of confirmed cases was registered in Lviv (820), Kharkiv (664), Odesa (658), Dnipropetrovsk (647), and Zhytomyr (567) oblasts.<\/p>\n \n A total of 1,652,409 people fell ill during the pandemic in Ukraine, of whom 1,303,500 recovered and 32,132 died.<\/p>\n \n The number of cases in the regions per day and number of vaccinations<\/strong>:<\/strong><\/p>\n \n the city of Kyiv – 402 cases \/ 20 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Vinnytsia region – 365 cases \/ 50 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Volyn region – 223 cases \/ 20 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Dnipropetrovsk region – 647 cases \/ 80 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Donetsk region – 175 cases \/ 0 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Zhytomyr region – 567 cases \/ 120 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Transcarpathian – 201 cases \/ 20 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Zaporozhye region – 136 cases \/ 100 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Ivano-Frankivsk region – 226 cases \/ 175 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Kyiv region – 518 cases \/ 20 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Kirovohrad region – 59 cases \/ 10 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Luhansk region – 29 cases \/ 0 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Lviv region – 820 cases \/ 100 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Mykolaiv region – 243 cases \/ 30 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Odessa region – 658 cases \/ 40 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Poltava region – 154 cases \/ 190 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Rivne region – 139 cases \/ 0 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Sumy region – 326 cases \/ 30 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Ternopil region – 390 cases \/ 40 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Kharkiv region – 664 cases \/ 230 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Kherson region – 145 cases \/ 140 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Khmelnytsky region – 428 cases \/ 70 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Cherkasy region – 392 cases \/ 40 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Chernivtsi region – 292 cases \/ 60 vaccinations;<\/p>\n Chernihiv region – 147 cases \/ 0 vaccinations.<\/p>\n \n Data from the temporarily occupied territories of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk oblasts, and the city of Sevastopol are missing.<\/p>\n \n According to Worldometer, a resource that monitors the situation with the coronavirus in the world, Ukraine ranks 16th in distribution and 18th in the number of deaths from COVID-19.<\/p>\n \n