Epidemic Season 2025: The Number of Flu and COVID-19 Patients Decreased in Ukraine

During the past week, from November 3 to 9, Ukraine recorded 106,789 cases of flu, COVID-19, and other acute respiratory viral infections, of which 58,753 were children. There are 2,676 patients in hospitals, including 1,412 children. All received the necessary medical assistance.

According to epidemiological surveillance data, no region exceeded the epidemic threshold, and the situation remains stable. Compared to the previous week, the number of patients decreased by 2%.

Vaccination Against COVID-19

We remind you that vaccination against COVID-19 is free and recommended for people in at-risk groups. You can get vaccinated through your family doctor or at vaccination points in medical institutions. Currently, over 400,000 doses of the omicron-specific Comirnaty (Pfizer) vaccine for adults and children are available in Ukraine.

Mobile Teams for Vaccination

Mobile teams from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention continue to travel to remote communities to make vaccination as accessible as possible. To learn about the schedule of their trips, please contact the CDC in your region or check their social media pages.

Take care of your health – get vaccinated and definitely consult a doctor at the first symptoms of illness.

Ukraine continues the fight against the epidemic of flu, COVID-19, and ARVI, and safety and prevention measures remain important for maintaining public health.