Posted on April 27, 2022 19:21
A flyer counting two deaths, between February 13 and April 6, as a result of infection – (Credit: Joe Raedle/AFP)
The Federal District Department of Health (SES-DF) has recorded 98 positive cases of COVID-19 This Wednesday (27/4). According to information in the Epidemiological Bulletin – which is released only on weekdays – the last time DF scored less than 100 times was on December 28, 2021, when 93 people tested positive.
Thus, the total number of injured people in the federal capital reached 696,194. Since the beginning of the epidemic, the secretariat has reported that more than 620 thousand residents of DF, 36 thousand Goiás, 9 thousand from other states, and 30 thousand are under investigation.
In addition, the volume document reported two deaths from covid-19. The two victims were female and died between February 13 and April 6. In total, 11,649 citizens did not resist and died in the country’s capital since the beginning of the epidemic. Of these, 1,013 reside in another state.
Moving average of infection It reached 185, which is a 50% decrease from the past 14 days. The moving average for deaths is 3.6 – this is a 16% decrease compared to the calculation of 14 days ago.
transmission rate
The transmission rate of the novel coronavirus according to the folder’s official document is 0.82. In this way, the figure confirms that a group of 100 people can infect another 82.
When the baud rate is less than 1, it indicates that the file pandemic Controlled, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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