They attributed British Columbia’s higher death rate to patients going to hospital later.

MEXICALI, BC (APRO). – Despite having more people infected with covid-19 and a larger population than Baja California, the entity has reported a higher mortality rate due to patients going to hospitals later, reports the Minister of Health, Alonso Pérez Rico, who reported that 416 deaths and 2,461 positive cases have been recorded. Of these, 1,237 are in Tijuana, 949 in the capital, 103 in Ensenada, 120 in Tecate, 36 in Rosarito and 16 in San Quintin-Vicente Guerrero. Of these, 280 have died in Tijuana, 99 in Mexicali, 16 in Ensenada, 16 in Tecate, 4 in Rosarito and 1 in San Quintin-Vicente Guerrero.Health department hospitals are at 56% capacity with 59 ventilators, while IMSS clinics are at 68% occupancy with 24 ventilators. In addition, the state has a reserve of 20 ventilators. Currently, neither ventilator nor hospital capacity is an issue, however, four days before what is considered the end of the critical phase, the Treasury Secretary healthy He called on people not to wait until they develop respiratory failure to go to the hospital, but to go as soon as they notice the first symptoms. He also asked not to go out on the streets for non-essential activities, such as “to buy non-essential substances or liquids.” This is a non-essential activity. Don’t queue up, what you are doing now is putting yourself and your family at risk. Wait a minute. These two weeks in May are Comment Because that’s when the most seriously ill people are likely to be.”