Number of untraceable cases is concerning, chief medical officer says It was the woman who had been in quarantine in By March 20, 8 new cases were confirmed, bringing the total up to 80.
93 people signed up to help nursing homes in two municipalities. KVF.FO: Some chains of infection have yet to be identified, says chief medical officer He and his family had been in quarantine at home, but they were now relieved from quarantine.

On this date it was confirmed that 7 of the 11 infected were infected in other countries, while two were infected by people who already tested positive and were in quarantine. Above 600 people were in quarantine.The gender split is equal among the people tested positive.Exports declined by 100 million DKK in March 2020 compared to March 2019.After almost two months with no known cases, one was confirmed on 4 July when a person tested positive at the entry into the territory; the person was placed in quarantine.

The recommendations were as follows:On Friday evening, two new cases were confirmed, but these results belong to the statistics for confirmed cases on Saturday.

These results were from swabs taken the day before. 150 people signed up to help in the hospital, in case the hospital system would need extra staff. 1,221 people have now been tested altogether, meaning that there were 288 people tested on Wednesday.On this day, many volunteers signed up to work at hospitals and nursing homes. 420 people were tested on Thursday 19 March, bringing the total number of administered tests to 1,641.

As a precaution, further testing (including antibody test) was performed,On 19 July, a foreign family of three were tested positive at their entry into the Faroe Islands; they were placed in quarantine.On 24 July, a crew member on the Russian trawler AK-0749 Karelia docking in Klaksvík had tested Covid-19 positive, and later the same day another crew member was hospitalised with corona-like symptoms. The person had had COVID-19 earlier and recovered. The third infected person was confirmed recovered. If you cannot find answers to your questions, you can call the Corona hotline – 304040 - monday to friday from 10-15.


It was suspected that the positive test only was the result of remnants of the earlier infection (as known from some earlier cases), making it unlikely that the person could infect others. The students had not been to school since they returned from their trip.On 14 March, there were six new confirmed cases, bringing the total up to nine.On 15 March, there were two confirmed cases, bringing the total count up to 11. Below is a detailed description of how the virus spread according to news media in the Faroe Islands. The Faroe Islands, the first European territory without active cases of coronavirus Sports 2020-06-10T03:57:31.132Z Faroe Islands: "Corona is off the table here"

This website provides the latest official information and advice on measures to combat the coronavirus, COVID19, in the Faroe Islands.

This means that a total of 11 crew members from Cassiopea have tested positive, and that the Faroe Islands on that day had 37 active cases registered. Results were announced in the morning. The confirmed infection rate was 1 case per 280 inhabitants, one of the highest rates in the world, but the archipelago also tested at a very high frequency, with the number of tests equalling c. 34 per cent of the population (one of the highest in the world, per capita). Following the announcement on the evening of Wednesday 11 March, that Denmark would be shutting down, the Faroese government had a press conference on Thursday morning at 9:00 am announcing the measures that would be put in place to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus in the Faroe Islands. It was also announced that so far, no one in the Faroe Islands had died from the coronavirus pandemic. On 4 March 2020, the Faroe Islands had its first confirmed case, a man who on 24 FebruaryThere was much news coverage on the field trips of 300 students and teachers to The society slows down. The Faroe Islands is one of only five European countries – with Georgia, Latvia, Liechtenstein, and Malta – that has not recorded any coronavirus deaths as of 6 April.

Faroe Islands reported 382 confirmed COVID 19 Coronavirus cases out of which 4 are critical with 5 infected in last 24 hours. Unspoiled, Unexplored, Unbelievable. The website www.corona.fo provides the latest official information and advice on measures to combat the coronavirus, COVID19, in the Faroe Islands.. He first started to show symptoms on 29 February and the people he had been in contact with, who were quarantined at home or at Several ferries restricted the number of passengers.On 19 March 14 new cases were confirmed, bringing the total up to 72. Most of the infected live in Three employees at the National Hospital of the Faroe Islands were confirmed positive, bringing the total number of infected employees at this hospital to four.On 18 March 11 new cases were confirmed, bringing the total up to 58.

If you cannot find answers to your questions, you can call the Corona hotline – 304040 - monday to friday from 10-15.