Tel-Chai Nation

The Times of Israel says it looks like there's less people who've fallen ill from Covid19 than those infected:

For the first time since the outbreak of the coronavirus in the country earlier this year, the number of people in Israel who have recovered from the virus surpassed the number of those who are still sick, according to Health Ministry figures published Wednesday.

There have been a total of 15,782 confirmed carriers of COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, of whom 7,929 have recovered. Of the 7,641 still sick, 120 have serious symptoms, 91 of them on ventilators, and 85 are in moderate condition.

The disease has claimed 212 lives, with two people dying overnight.

Since its last update on Tuesday, another 193 cases were confirmed, the ministry said.

Due [to] the virus outbreak a national curfew was imposed over the period of Israel’s 72nd Independence Day, from Tuesday afternoon until Wednesday evening, to prevent large gatherings as Israelis celebrate the founding of the state. Official events have been dedicated in honor of medical staff working to combat the virus.

In recent days, Israel’s infection rate has appeared to fall off significantly, with only dozens of new cases being reported every 12 hours, and the government has announced steps to ease restrictions on commerce and movement.

I hope in the coming month, it'll be possible to return to normal here, and in other parts of the world. It's a shame, of course, that it had to happen at all, but hopefully, if there's any takeaway from this, it's that people will learn to keep clean more often, along with the environment, in order to prevent these kind of pandemics from occurring again.

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