Youth began to get coronavirus more often

In Moscow, the proportion of young people from 18 to 35 years old, who had coronavirus over the past two months, has grown by 35 %. They make up almost a third of the total number of patients, the city hall said .

The deputy mayor of Moscow Anastasia Rakova said that the number of hospitalizations in the capital has grown by 30 %, the number of seriously ill patients is growing. According to the sources of " Medusa ", the share of young people grew, including among seriously ill and connected to the Ivl. Sources of the publication close to the city authorities said that one of the possible causes of incidence of incidence is the Indian strain of coronavirus.

Two sources of “Papers” from the Pokrovskoye Hospital in St. Petersburg said that in their feelings, according to their feelings, the share of hospitalized young people also increased significantly. A source in the Hospital of Wars Veterans told Paper about the growth of severe patients noticed. Among the St. Petersburg doctors there are rumors about the appearance of an Indian coronavirus strain, but this is not officially confirmed.

The Petersburg Health Committee was told “paper” that data on the age of hospitalized in recently in the city are analyzed.

The press service of the Pasteur Research Institute, who is looking for new strains in the northwest, told the “paper” that they have not yet confirmed the presence of an Indian coronavirus strain in St. Petersburg. Recently, the Research Institute received new tests that will analyze.

According to the Media Law, “Paper” is obliged to report that Medusa is recognized by the Russian Federation as a foreign agent. At the moment, the list of foreign agents includes several publications, activists and human rights activists, as well as a number of well -known NGOs, for example, “humanitarian action”, which has been working with drug users for 20 years.

Every day in Russia, more and more cases of coronavirus are revealed . In Moscow, non -working days were introduced and limited the work of catering. In St. Petersburg, according to official statistics , the incidence is growing slowly, and alternative statistics - indicating the number of hospitalizations and free beds - ceased to publish.

Read the interview with “Papers” with the epidemiologist Anton Barkchuk-about the third wave of the Covid-19 and about whether to wait for Petersburgers of restrictions, as in Moscow.

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