First 2 Coronavirus Cases Recorded in Mykolaiv Region
It was the last region of Ukraine without officially confirmed cases.
Mykolaiv region is no longer a "phenomenon" — its first cases of coronavirus have been recorded on its territory. This was stated at a briefing by Deputy Health Minister and Chief State Sanitary Doctor of Ukraine Viktor Liashko.
"We no longer have a single region where no cases of coronavirus disease have been recorded. Today, the first 2 cases were recorded in Mykolaiv region, in Voznesensk district, in people who returned from Poland. They were not included in the statistics for the previous day, but have just reported that there are cases. Therefore, I do not advise everyone to travel to Mykolaiv region to celebrate Easter," — he said.
As of the morning of April 11, 2511 cases of infection have been registered in Ukraine, 73 people have died, and 79 — have recovered.
Map of the spread of coronavirus in Ukraine (updated in real time)
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