The incidence of acute respiratory viral infections decreased in Crimea by 15%

Over the past week, the incidence of acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI) has decreased by 15% in Crimea. This is reported by IA SevastopolMedia with reference to the republican Department of Rospotrebnadzor.

A little more than 6.2 thousand people turned to doctors. 49% of the cases are children. 1,64 thousand people fell ill in Sevastopol.

The circulation of viruses of non-influenza etiology, as well as influenza B, continues to be recorded in the region.

In Russia, the incidence of acute respiratory viral infections decreased by 9% over the past week. 703 thousand people turned to doctors.