Rio has 24 inpatients with COVID-19Marcos Porto
Posted on 11/21/2021 12:42 | Updated 11/21/2021 1:22 PM
RIO – On Sunday, the city of Rio registered 24 patients with COVID-19 in the capital’s SUS network beds. There are 20 ICU’s and 4 from the ward, one of them is for children. Busy beds are in hospitals run by the state and the federal government. In city council units, there are no patients with COVID-19. Data are from the Rio Municipal Health Administration’s Hospital Census (SMS).
Most occupied beds fall into the federal grid (17). It is distributed as follows:
– INI Fiocruz: 8 occupied beds and 3 occupied infirmary
– University Hospital Clementino Fraga Velo (UFRJ): 4 occupied beds
Federal Hospital for State Employees: 1 ICU bed occupied
– Martagão Gesteira Pediatric Institute (UFRJ): one bed in the pediatric ward is occupied
In the state network, there are 7 covid ICU beds occupied at Pedro Ernesto University Hospital (Uerj).
The massive vaccination campaign continues on Monday
The Minister of Health, Marcelo Quiroga, and the Minister of Health of the Municipality of Rio, Daniel Soranes, take part in the campaign launch event. “This Saturday is very important for the city,” Sorans said. “We hope to vaccinate about 100,000 people this coming weekend. We have more than 6,000 health professionals mobilized.”
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