On the epidemiological situation of coronavirus on September 4, 2020 in Kazakhstan

104 new cases of coronavirus infection have been registered, of which:
- symptomatic carriers - 57,
- asymptomatic carriers - 47.

In total, 106,225 cases have been confirmed in the country, of which:

- in the city of Almaty - 14262 (+14),

- in the city of Nur-Sultan -13879 (+15),

- in the Atyrau region - 10947 (+7),

- in the Karaganda region - 10134 (+8),

- in East Kazakhstan region - 8262 (+19),

- in WKO - 6771 (+4),

- in the city of Shymkent - 5180 (+5),

- in the Almaty region - 4903 (+3),

- in the Zhambyl region - 4096 (+3),

- in NKR - 3976 (+5),

- in Pavlodar region - 3849 (+4),

- in Kostanay region - 3428 (+3),

- in Akmola region - 3415 (+5),

- in the Turkestan region - 3335 (+7),

- in the Mangystau region - 3334 (+0),

- in Kyzylorda region -3231 (+0),

- in Aktobe region - 3223 (+2).

 

Over the past day in Kazakhstan, 433 people recovered from coronavirus infection

in the city of Nur-Sultan - 10,
in the city of Almaty - 53,
in Akmola region - 12,
in Aktobe region - 9,
in the Almaty region - 13,
in Atyrau region - 29,
in the East Kazakhstan region - 35,
in West Kazakhstan region - 35,
in the Karaganda region - 6,
in Kostanay region - 2,
in Pavlodar region -227,
in the Turkestan region - 2.

In total, 99,018 people have recovered from COVID-19 in the country.

 

Information on the incidence of coronavirus infection in the Republic of Kazakhstan as of September 5, 2020
At the moment, 5,589 people continue to receive treatment for coronavirus infection, including 29 children. There are 2,839 patients in hospitals, 2,750 at the outpatient level.
148 people are in serious condition, 16 - of extreme severity, 25 - on ventilators.

Data on the incidence of pneumonia with signs of COVID-19 as of September 5, 2020

Over the past day, 397 cases of the disease were registered, 5 cases with a lethal outcome. During the day, 43 people recovered.

From August 1 - September 5, 2020 registered:
There were 27,200 sick cases, 310 fatal cases, 5,874 people recovered in total.