Over 1000 confirmed instances of the coronavirus in Kazakhstan as reported
Latest Update on COVID-19 in Kazakhstan
In the last 24 hours, 92 new COVID-19 cases have been reported in Kazakhstan, according to Almaty.tv, citing Coronavirus2020.kz. Let's break down the cases by region:
Nur-Sultan city: 8Almaty city: 10Shymkent city: 2Akmola region: 4Aktau region: 1Almaty region: 4Atyrau region: 8East Kazakhstan region: 19Jambyl region: 1West Kazakhstan region: 2Karaganda region: 5Kostanay region: 3Mangistau region: 0Pavlodar region: 7North Kazakhstan region: 9Turkestan region: 6
This brings the total number of cases in Kazakhstan to 108,454.
Previously, Alexei Tsoi shared three possible scenarios for the evolution of the pandemic in Kazakhstan. However, specific details about these scenarios aren't readily available. The broader impacts of COVID-19 on public health in Kazakhstan are worth noting:
- Immunization Coverage: Ongoing research is being conducted to understand vaccine hesitancy and factors influencing vaccine uptake in Kazakhstan as part of broader efforts to boost public health outcomes.
- Mobility Impact: While data on mobility changes due to COVID-19 exists, such as from the Displacement Tracking Matrix, specific scenarios or predictions aren't detailed.
- Tuberculosis Burden: The COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to increased mortality rates for tuberculosis, highlighting broader challenges within the health system during this time.
Science shows immunization coverage in Kazakhstan is under investigation to address vaccine hesitancy and uplift public health outcomes, particularly in relation to medical-conditions like COVID-19 and tuberculosis. The health-and-wellness sector is taking efforts to analyze the impact of COVID-19 medical-conditions on various factors, including mobility patterns, to establish appropriate responses for the nation's welfare.
