48 students of RFMS hospitalized in Almaty, six more isolated

The number of hospitalized students of the Republican Physics and Mathematics School (RFMS) in Almaty has reached 48. Six more children are isolated at the boarding school and are under medical supervision. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Kursiv Media.

Students with signs of acute intestinal infection were taken to the Children's City Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital from October 12 to 14.

"All children are receiving the necessary medical care in full. All necessary conditions have been created for their treatment, patients are under constant supervision of medical specialists. At the moment, the condition of hospitalized children is stable, with no deterioration in dynamics. There are no cases requiring resuscitation measures," the Almaty Public Health Department said in a statement.

Earlier, Kursiv wrote that a mass illness of students of the Republican Physics and Mathematics School (RFMS) was recorded in Almaty. 47 people were hospitalized.

Thus, the number of hospitalized has now increased from 47 to 48, and six more children are isolated at the boarding school. All sick children are receiving medical care, their condition is stable, without deterioration. No cases requiring resuscitation measures have been recorded.

According to the Almaty Public Health Department, students with signs of acute intestinal infection were taken to the Children's City Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital from October 12 to 14. All children are receiving the necessary medical care in full, and all necessary conditions have been created for their treatment.

As previously reported, a mass illness of students of the Republican Physics and Mathematics School was recorded in Almaty, and 47 people were hospitalized. Currently, this figure has reached 48, and six more children are isolated at the boarding school and are under medical supervision.

The condition of hospitalized children is stable, with no deterioration in dynamics. There are no cases requiring resuscitation measures. All patients are under constant supervision of medical specialists.