The Ministry of Health published on Thursday, on the institution’s website, the list of centers that ensure the ambulatory medical evaluation in the case of respiratory viruses and influenza.
The cases of respiratory viruses and flu from Romania have reached a record photo archive number
“People who have symptoms associated with cases of respiratory virus and influenza can address the ambulatory medical evaluation centers for medical investigations and recommendations for treatment, if necessary”the ministry said.
According to him, over 300 such ambulatory medical evaluation centers for respiratory viruses and flu are opened.
The addresses and the work schedule of these centers can be found on the institution’s website.
Record number of cases
The Minister of Health, Alexandru Rafila, announced a number on Thursday “record” of cases of respiratory and flu viruses, which reached a total of over 170,000, between January 27 and February 2.
“We are still on the same upward trend in terms of respiratory viruses and influenza cases. We have a record, I would say. There are over 170,000 cases registered in Romania, in the last week of reporting, January 27 – February 2. Reporting SE It does Thursday, for the previous week. Mobilization of resources at the level of public health directions and implicitly of the sanitary units that are in the counties of the country “said the minister, at a press conference, at the Victoria Palace.
It recommended to avoid agglomeration and use the mask by people with symptoms of respiratory viruses.
“The flu vaccination has so far covered about 1,150,000 people who have been charged in the National Vaccination Register, but it has certainly been larger, significantly, because the pharmacies sold 1.7 million doses of vaccine . , 4 – 3.5 million people in the categories that are at risk ‘he explained.
The National Institute of Public Health informed Thursday that a number of 172,877 cases of respiratory infections (clinical influenza, IACRS and pneumonia) were reported in the week of January 27 – February 2, 13 new deaths with influenza virus were communicated, according to Agerpres .
