有谁来说说，为什么病毒老在老人院爆发？
- 主题发起人 轻风柳絮
- 开始时间
Littlecesar
本站元老
- 注册
- 2008-09-17
- 消息
- 4,337
- 荣誉分数
- 1,169
- 声望点数
- 323
除了老人身体健康状况、抵抗力差的原因，肯定与饮食有关。
WTF! USA, the richest , most powerful and world leading country :
Department of Justice investigating veterans home where more than two dozen residents died after testing positive for coronavirus
www.cbsnews.com
www.wsj.com
Department of Justice investigating veterans home where more than two dozen residents died after testing positive for coronavirus
Department of Justice investigating veterans home where more than two dozen residents died after testing positive for coronavirus
The Civil Rights Division and the U.S. Attorney's Office will conduct a joint review into whether the residents have been deprived of their rights to medical care at the facility.
www.cbsnews.com
U.S. Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Top Half a Million
The pandemic’s global death toll topped 100,000, even as officials voiced cautious optimism that social-distancing measures were slowing the contagion’s spread.
www.wsj.com
TORONTO -- Another resident at a long-term care home has died following a COVID-19 outbreak at the facility in Markham.
Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti confirmed the death at Markhaven Home for Seniors in a post on Twitter on Saturday. This is the eighth death at the facility.
“Our heart breaks as we learn of another death at Markhaven Home for Seniors, [an] 83-year-old woman has passed away,” Scarpitti said in a tweet.
“Sending our deepest condolences to her family and loved ones. Thinking of everyone at Markhaven during this difficult time.”
Previously, on Sunday April 5, an 85-year-old woman at the facility died after contracting the virus. A day later, an 80-year -old man also passed away.
The outbreak at the facility began on March 21 and several staff members have tested positive since then.
Long-term care homes in Ontario have been disproportionately affected by the spread of the novel coronaivurs.
There are currently 79 outbreaks at long-term care homes across the province, according to data provided by Ontario health officials.
Of those, 28 people have died at the Pinecrest Nursing Home in Bobcaygeon, 16 have died at Seven Oaks Long Term Care Home in Scarborough and another seven have died at the St. Clair O'Connor Community long-term care home in East York.
On Saturday, two residents living in a long-term care home in Pickering were also reported to have died due to COVID-19.
Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti confirmed the death at Markhaven Home for Seniors in a post on Twitter on Saturday. This is the eighth death at the facility.
“Our heart breaks as we learn of another death at Markhaven Home for Seniors, [an] 83-year-old woman has passed away,” Scarpitti said in a tweet.
“Sending our deepest condolences to her family and loved ones. Thinking of everyone at Markhaven during this difficult time.”
Previously, on Sunday April 5, an 85-year-old woman at the facility died after contracting the virus. A day later, an 80-year -old man also passed away.
The outbreak at the facility began on March 21 and several staff members have tested positive since then.
Long-term care homes in Ontario have been disproportionately affected by the spread of the novel coronaivurs.
There are currently 79 outbreaks at long-term care homes across the province, according to data provided by Ontario health officials.
Of those, 28 people have died at the Pinecrest Nursing Home in Bobcaygeon, 16 have died at Seven Oaks Long Term Care Home in Scarborough and another seven have died at the St. Clair O'Connor Community long-term care home in East York.
On Saturday, two residents living in a long-term care home in Pickering were also reported to have died due to COVID-19.
