Государственное информационное агентство "Рес"

South Ossetia should not remain aloof from what is happening around the world, it is necessary to analyze the events taking place in Nagorno-Karabakh, Syria and other "hot spots", President of the Republic Anatoly Bibilov said.

"It is necessary to analyze and understand what is needed for our Ministry of Defense to develop in science-intensive areas. Without this, we will not be able to move forward, without this it will be difficult to talk about the defense capability of our state," Bibilov said at the reporting meeting of the defense department.

The 51st round of Geneva discussions on security in Transcaucasia was the only one in person since the beginning of the pandemic, - the head of the South Ossetian delegation, the of the Presidential Plenipotentiary Envoy post-conflict settlement Murat Dzhioev told IA “Res ".

If during the year there were usually four rounds, then the coronavirus pandemic, which swept the whole world, including South Ossetia, made its own adjustments, and the discussions were held in the format of videoconferences.

In South Ossetia, 32 coronavirus tests have been done over the weekend, 8 of them showed a positive result, Deputy Head of the South Ossetian Consumer Supervision Committee, Anna Gagloeva, told IA “Res "on Monday.

"In total, 2,262 cases of COVID-19 were registered in the Republic. 39 citizens were removed from the register on Saturday, in total, 1,490 people were removed from the register for the entire period of recovery," Gagloeva said.

As of December 26, 772 people remain under medical supervision.

As of the morning of December 27, in the "red zones" of the Republican Multidisciplinary Medical Center (RMMC) of South Ossetia, 83 patients with COVID-19 are being treated, the chief infectious disease specialist of the Republic Eleonora Dzhioeva told IA “Res ".

“Currently, there are 43 patients in the infectious disease building of the RMMC, and 40 in the building of the children's hospital,” the doctor said. "Over the past day, four patients were admitted to the" red zone ", six people were discharged."

In the "red zones" of the Republican Multidisciplinary Medical Center (RMMC) of South Ossetia, as of the morning of December 26, 86 patients with COVID-19 are being treated, the chief infectious disease specialist of the Republic Eleonora Dzhioeva told IA “Res ".

“Currently, there are 46 patients in the infectious building of the RMMC, and 40 in the building of the children's hospital,” said the doctor. - Over the past day, three patients were admitted to the "red zone", four people were discharged. "

In South Ossetia, 84 people have been tested for coronavirus over the past day; 13 showed a positive result, Deputy Head of the South Ossetian Consumer Supervision Committee, Anna Gagloeva, told IA "RES "

"Since September of this year, 2,219 cases of COVID-19 have been registered in the Republic. Three citizens have been removed from the register in a day; in total, 1,411 people have been removed from the register after their recovery," Gagloeva said on Friday.

808 people remain under medical supervision, she said.

The mobile hospital of the Russian Ministry of Defense has completed its tasks to help the local population in the fight against COVID-19 in South Ossetia and is returning on Friday morning to its point of permanent deployment.

As reported to reporters by the press service of the Southern Military District told, the personnel of the mobile multidisciplinary hospital of the Western Military District will make a march on their own on regular equipment from the city of Tskhinval with a length of about 2 thousand km to Alabino near Moscow.

Representatives of the Public Chamber of South Ossetia, headed by the head of the organization, Sergei Kudziev, spoke at a briefing in Tskhinval about the Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation signed with the profile organization of Russia.

The signing of the official document took place in Moscow on December 15.

According to Sergei Kudziev, the signed agreement will become a powerful impetus for the development of partnership with Russia.

As of the morning of December 24, 78 patients diagnosed with COVID-19 are being treated in the "red zones" of the Republican Multidisciplinary Medical Center (RMMC) of South Ossetia. This was reported to IA "Res" on Thursday by the chief infectious disease specialist of the Republic, Eleonora Dzhioeva.

“Currently,40 patients are being treated in the infectious diseases building, 38 in the building of the children's hospital. Three are in the intensive care unit, two of them are in an extremely severe condition,” the doctor said.

102 tests conducted over the past day in South Ossetia revealed 34 new cases of coronavirus infection, Deputy Head of the South Ossetian Consumer Supervision Committee Anna Gagloeva told IA "Res" on Thursday.

"The number of cases in the Republic since mid-September has reached 2206. Another 44 people have been removed from the medical register with a negative COVID-19 test, a total of 1377 people have recovered," Gagloeva said. "829 people remain under medical supervision."