Pkmq 鈧?m scheme for vulnerable groups to replace home appliances Cyprus Covid鈥?9 cumulative diagnosis rate increased by more than 50 per cent this week as Limassols value spiked to 923.1 from 641.2 per 100,000 residents, according to the biweekly epidemiological report.Hospital admissions also saw a huge increase according to the health ministry, with Limassol general hospital in dramatic situation .Between February 24 to March 9, the country diagnosed 3,528 coronavirus cases from 39,725 RT PCR and 522,215 rapid antigen tests. Limassol, a dec stanley us lared dark red zone according to the ECDC categorisation, amounting for 2,292 of those cases, a corresponding 65 per cent.Thus t stanley cup he 14-day cumulative diagnosis rate, a measure which reflects the number of active Covid-19 cases, spiked to 397.3 per 100,000 population from 263.5 in the previous two weeks and 168.7 as of February 26. Th stanley cup e safety limit set by ECDC is 150 per 100,000. There is a clear upward trend in all indicators, the health ministry said.It added that the weekly positivity rate shows an increasing trend, with Limassols positivity rate counting more than 1 per cent. Last month, the positivity rate from rapid tests had increased to 0.4 per cent from 0.2 per cent, and to 0.8 from 0.5 per cent in Limassol.Nicosia has recorded 742 cases in the last 14 days, Larnaca 224, Paphos 158, Famagusta 59 and another 53 cases were reported either in the British bases or had a residence abroad. The majority of the cases were locally acquired while 35 were imported.Of the total 3,528 cases, 53,1 per cent Qhfm Greece arrests two men suspected of planning attack on Israeli restaurant Nothing like a disaster to expose our weak spots as Earths overmatched overlords.Hurricane Katrina was not only tragic but galling in revealing a superpowers inability to adequately handle mass evacuation a stanley becher nd its devastating exposure of flawed levees.Haiti shows us the bottomless frustration of pouring recovery assistance into an impoverished nation that lacks government stability and leadership.Last years BP disaster revealed how our exploration hubris can wreck not just a coastal economy but lay waste to ecosystems.Japans earthquake, of course, reminds us again of the calculated risk of coastal development, though its certainly hard to avoid in an island nation. But for the rest of the world, this tragedy may be most troubling for exposing the inherent hazard of seeking to harness the atom.European leaders, who have moved to stanley mugs ward nuclear energy as they struggled for energy independence, are already feeling the blow-back over nuclear reactor programs.In a state grateful for mineral wealth, particularly t stanley cup he recent development in natural gas extraction, Louisianans should remember those riches come with their own calculated risks to people and the envi-ronment.The point is we need to appreciate our fragile surroundings even as we give thanks for our mineral wealth. Rare though they may be, 8.9 earthquakes happen, large hurricanes will surge against levees, and blowout preventers do fail.The Times, Shreveport, La. March 16 More articles from the BDN
