In China (Wuhan), panic began to grow in relation to a new disease that affects the respiratory system. In 2020, almost all subjects of Russia started talking about this disease. Coronavirus in Kurgan became known only in March. This is due to the tendency of citizens to spend any free time abroad. This fact was the main reason for the spread of the epidemic.
Are there any cases of coronavirus infection in Kurgan
The first case of coronavirus in the Trans-Urals occurred on March 21, when the mother of a child who returned from Spain announced that her daughter was not feeling well. Together with the parents of the infected patient, they were taken to a local hospital for research. After 14 days (incubation period) the child got better.
As of April 2020, only 1 case has been recorded. Statistics are updated daily.
Measures against coronavirus in Kurgan
Each person is prone to infection with various viruses. The disease can proceed strongly, moderately or weakly, depending on the state of the organism. Rospotrebnadzor asks people of all ages to stay at home, and go out only when necessary. Clothing, personal hygiene items, indoor walls and floors must be thoroughly disinfected with liquids or sprays.
Doctors of scientific medical centers indicate the regularity of cleaning due to the persistence of the carrier of the disease for 14-20 days. For sick people, complete isolation and maintaining distance is needed to avoid infection from 3 to 6 people.
According to the instructions of V.V. Putin (President of the Russian Federation), attempts were made to isolate the inhabitants of the country. The regions, represented by state executive bodies, have adopted orders to protect borders, restrict the movement of public transport, and the movement of citizens. Amendments and changes were made to the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation and the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation regarding violations of self-isolation and quarantine. The distance between passers-by on the street must be at least 1.5 meters.
Authorized state and municipal bodies represented by heads and deputies are advised to follow only those measures that meet the rules and safety requirements.
Hotline and places for testing for coronavirus in Kurgan
Quarantine is a public health measure to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. When someone or something is in quarantine, he or she isolates in a safe area so that other people cannot make direct contact. Once the threat is removed, the person or object returns to the general society. Quarantine has a very long history, as well as serious ethical and legal implications.
Patients in extended quarantine are provided with a comfortable environment and personalized services to make quarantine more enjoyable. After the end of the quarantine, most of the things that the patient has come into contact with are destroyed, as they must be disposed of.
In every subject of the country, residents have the right to receive medical care at home. These rules apply to testing, prescribing drugs.
For citizens, there are hotlines around the clock for contacting on issues of medical care, methods of processing rooms and clothes:
- (3522) 48-24-49 - the number of the FSB of the Russian Federation.
- (3522) 49-42-00 - the number of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation.
- (3522) 47-50-90 - the number of the National Guard.
- (3522) 23-99-99 - the number of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation.
- 112 is a single help number.
Patients with coronavirus in Kurgan are required to undergo mandatory treatment at home or in a hospital (as decided by doctors). Virus particles are transmitted by airborne droplets or through touch. People with suspected disease should also be hospitalized to determine the causes of inflammation.
In the city and district centers, special points for analysis have been created. Everyone, especially those who come from a foreign country, a citizen can be tested. These actions are authorized to perform only a doctor.
The process of confirming a positive or negative result is carried out in 3 stages. The first test is carried out by the local laboratory to which the citizen applied (at home or in the hospital). Further studies are carried out by Vector in Novosibirsk and the Anti-Plague Center in Moscow.
The authorities themselves are trying to contain further developments by taking measures. After the introduction of self-isolation, the regions receive state subsidies to help the citizens of the country. The funds will be used for medical care and wages for doctors, as well as for supporting the local economy. WHO advises not to neglect the measures taken so that in the near future it will be possible to lift restrictions.