Turkey Announced the Number of Daily Cases

Turkey announced the number of daily cases. Promising numbers continue to be announced. In the last 24 hours, 148 thousand 636 coronavirus (Covid-19) tests were carried out, 6 thousand 436 people were found to have coronavirus, and 165 people died due to coronavirus. The Ministry of Health has released the day Turkey Coronavirus Chart. Data on the daily coronavirus chart was shared on the internet address "covid19.saglik.gov.tr". According to the current data announced by the Ministry of Health, the number of patients was recorded as 803. In the last 24 hours, the number of recovered people increased to 2 million 262 thousand 864 with the inclusion of 8 thousand 812 people with the end of Covid-19 treatment or quarantine. The total number of tests reached 27 million 372 thousand 81. While the number of cases was 2 million 387 thousand 101, the number of deaths was 23 thousand 997 and the number of severely ill patients was recorded as 2 thousand 201. According to weekly data, this week, the rate of pneumonia in patients is 4.5 percent, the bed occupancy rate is 45.5 percent, the adult intensive care occupancy rate is 60.6 percent, the ventilator occupancy rate is 31.4 percent, the average contact detection time is 8 hours, and the radiation rate is 99.9 percent.   More Than 700 Thousand People in Turkey have been Vaccinated According to the Ministry of Health data, the total number of people vaccinated at 4 pm today was 700 thousand 256. When the vaccination of healthcare workers, who are in the first stage of the vaccination ranking, is finished, other citizens will be vaccinated according to their priority order.   "2021 is the Year of Healthcare Professionals" Health Minister Fahrettin Koca thanked the healthcare professionals in his post on his official Twitter account. Minister Koca used the following statements in his post: “We are grateful to our healthcare workers who have been working day and night since the global epidemic first appeared in the world and who have been separated from their family and loved ones. It is not possible enough to praise our healthcare professionals. We owe them a big thank you. 2021 is the year of healthcare professionals.”