Rise in Critical Viral Illnesses Observed in Yakutia: Coronavirus Continues to Prevail as Leading Virus
The Republic of Yakutia is currently experiencing an increase in various types of acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI). According to the operational monitoring data, as of the end of the 36th week of 2025, a total of 3732 ARVI cases have been registered, marking a 43.6% increase compared to the previous week.
Among all the viruses identified in the 36th week, coronaviruses causing COVID-19 continue to be the most prevalent. Laboratory studies show that rhinoviruses, parainfluenza viruses, RC viruses, adenoviruses, bocaviruses, and metapneumoviruses are also circulating in Yakutia.
The authority coordinating measures against the spread of ARVI and COVID-19 in the Republic of Yakutia is the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). The Consumer Protection Service in Yakutia continues to monitor the increase in ARVI and COVID-19 cases, urging the republic's residents to be vigilant and seek medical help promptly if symptoms of illness appear.
Following safety measures such as regular hand washing, wearing masks in public places, and vaccination is emphasized to control the spread of ARVI and COVID-19. The need for enhanced control and prevention of the spread of both ARVI and COVID-19 is highlighted due to the current increase in cases.
Multiple platforms, including VKontakte, Classmates, WhatsApp, Telegram, and Twitter, are being used for communication and updates on the ARVI and COVID-19 situation in Yakutia. YAKUTIA.INFO remains a source for updates on the consumer protection situation in the Republic of Yakutia.
The Republic of Yakutia is using these platforms extensively to keep its residents informed and to ensure that necessary precautions are taken to combat the rise in ARVI and COVID-19 cases. It is crucial for everyone to stay informed and follow the advice of health authorities to help curb the spread of these viruses.
