The latest announcement of the epidemic in Tibet 2

Author:Tibet Business Daily Time:2022.08.17

Ali Region, Tibet Autonomous Region

Responsive Office of the New Crown Pneumon

announcement

号 2022 ﹞ 15

From 0:00 to 24:00 on August 16th, 113 newly -free infections were added in the Ali region, distributed in Gal County, Pulandian County, Ritu County, Coci County, and Reconstruction County. Among them, the county was the first symptom infection.

Gal County: 41 newly added infected infections.

Pulandian County: 55 newly added infected infections.

Ritu County: 3 cases of newly added infection.

Cuoqin County: 2 cases of newly added infected infections.

The county: 12 newly added infected infected.

From August 7th to 24:00 on August 16, there were 8 cumulative confirmed cases in the region and 257 asymptomatic infected. There are 6 existing confirmed cases and 252 cases of non -symptoms. Two cases of accumulating diagnosis and discharge were cured, and 5 patients with asymptomatic infected were lifted medical observation.

Ali region cope with the new crown pneumonia epidemic situation

Work Leading Group Office

August 17, 2022

Shigatse issued the latest announcement

The reporter learned from the tenth press conference of Shigatse's new coronary virus pneumonia epidemic in the prevention and control of the epidemic prevention and control of the epidemic of pneumonia. At 00:00 on August 17th, 93 cases of new local new coronary pneumonia were added, of which 1 was confirmed. 92 infected people. There were 1477 cases of new crown pneumonia infected in the city, of which 102 were confirmed, and 1375 were asymptomatic infected.

As of 12:00 on August 17, the city's cumulative nucleic acid sampling was 2.479 million, and the nucleic acid testing was 2.1166 million, and the results were uploaded by 2002,200.

From 0:00 on the 16th to 24:00, a total of 3,654 secrets were investigated and 6,401 of the sub -dense personnel, all of which have been implemented.

Scientifically delineate 87 high -risk areas and 57 mid -risk areas.