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Occupancy Rate of COVID-19 Beds and Availability [Type here] Lebanon National Operations Room Daily Report on COVID-19 Thursday.22 April.2021 Report #395 Time Published: 7:30 PM Occupancy rate of COVID-19 Beds and Availability For daily information on all the details of the bed’s distribution availability for Covid-19 patients among all governorates and according to hospitals, kindly check the dashboard link: Computer: https:/bit.ly/DRM-HospitalsOccupancy-PCPhone:https:/bit.ly/DRM-HospitalsOccupancy-Mobile Ref: Ministry of public health Distribution by Villages Beirut 174 Baabda 219 Maten 94 Chouf 80 Kesrwen 59 Akkar 33 Ain Mraisseh 2 Chiyah 12 Borj Hammoud 11 Saadiyat 1 Jounieh Sarba 2 Halba 3 Ras Beyrouth 1 Jnah 13 Sinn Fil 5 Naameh 3 Jounieh Kaslik 2 Cheikh Taba 2 Manara 2 Ouzaai 5 Horch Tabet 1 Haret En Naameh 2 Zouk Mkayel 1 Zouarib 1 Qreitem 1 Bir Hassan 8 Jdaidet Matn 3 Chhim 21 Jounieh Ghadir 1 Minyara 1 Raoucheh 3 Mahatet Sfair 1 Baouchriyeh 2 Mazboud 1 Zouk Mosbeh 4 Machha 1 Hamra 10 Ghbayreh 2 Daoura 3 Daraiya 8 Adonis 3 Beino 3 Msaitbeh 5 Ain Roummaneh 3 Raoda Baouchriyeh 1 Ketermaya 6 Haret Sakhr 1 Koucha 1 Ouata Msaitbeh 2 Furn Chebbak 1 Sadd Baouchriyeh 3 Aanout 2 Sahel Aalma 3 Bebnine 1 Mar Elias 7 Haret Hreik 29 Sabtiyeh 1 Sibline 2 Tabarja 1 Berqayel 2 Unesco 1 Laylakeh 5 Dekouaneh 5 Bourjein 2 Adma Oua Dafneh 2 Cheikhlar 1 Tallet Khayat 4 Borj Brajneh 34 Antelias 2 Barja 1 Safra 2 Kfar Noun 3 Dar Fatwa 1 Mreijeh 13 Naqqach 6 Dibbiyeh 2 Bouar 1 Ain Ez Zayt 1 Zarif 9 Raml Aali 1 Zalqa 7 Jiyeh 2 Aaqaybeh 2 Tleil 2 Mazraa 6 Tahouitat Ghadir 3 Byaqout 1 Jadra 1 Nahr Ibrahim 1 Qbaiyat 1 Borj Abou Haidar 2 Baabda 23 Dbayeh 7 Ouadi Ez Zayni 6 Aajaltoun 3 Akroum 1 Basta Faouqa 1 Hazmiyeh 5 Deir Aaoukar 2 Ouardaniyeh 1 Ballouneh 3 Qarha 1 Malaab Baladi 4 Mar Taqla 2 Mansouriyeh 1 Joun 1 Shayleh 2 Others 8 Tariq Jdideh 24 Yarzeh 1 Fanar 8 Mghayriyeh 3 Daraiya 2 Bcharrieh 1 Ras Nabaa 12 Hadath 26 Deir Salib 1 Semqaniyeh 1 Jaaita 2 Bqaa Kafra 1 Basta Tahta 5 Boutchay 1 Bsalim 2 Dmit 3 Ghazir 1 Mineh Dunieh 11 Patriarcat 2 Louayzeh 2 Nabay 2 Beqaata 1 Jdaidet Ghazir 2 Minieh 3 Gemmaizeh 1 Kfar Chima 3 Mtayleb 1 Ain Ouzain 4 Ghosta 2 Bhannine 1 Geitawi 1 Chahrour Aaoulia 2 Mar Boutros Tine 1 Baadarane 1 Maarab 2 Sir Ed Danniyeh 4 Mar Mikhayel Nahr 1 Bsaba 3 Beit Chabab 5 Aammatour 1 Nammoura 1 Kfar Chellane 1 Rmeil 6 Rouaysset Ballout 2 Saqiet Misk 1 Kahlouniyeh 1 Zaaitreh 1 Kfar Habou 1 Achrafiyeh 16 Hlaliyeh 1 Ain Aalaq 1 Mazraa 1 Qleiaat 4 Bakhaaoun 1 Aadlyeh 1 Ras Matn 1 Fraykeh 1 Batloun 1 Aachqout 4 Zahleh 87 Others 44 Chouit 2 Broummana 2 Barouk 1 Hrajel 2 Mar Mikhayel 1 Tyre 79 Qortada 1 Mar Chaaya 1 Aleyh 116 Faraya 2 Er Rassiyeh 4 Sour 8 Qsaibeh 1 Baabdat 1 El Aamroussiyeh 10 Jbeil 50 El Maallaqa 3 Sour Er Rachidiyeh 1 Deir Harf 1 Mrouj 1 Hay Es Sellom 5 Jbayl 23 Karak Nouh 11 Sour Maachouq 4 Aaraiya 4 Zaraaoun 2 El Qoubbeh 3 Mastita 5 Mar Antonios 1 Borj Ech Chemali 2 Qalaa 1 Dhour Ech Choueir 1 Khaldeh 2 Qartaboun 1 Maallaqa Aradi 1 Smaiyeh 3 Falougha 1 Bteghrine 1 El Oumara 9 Blat 5 Oumara Aradi 1 Jouaiya 3 Jouar Haouz 1 Others 1 Deir Qoubel 5 Aamchit 3 Zahleh Aradi 3 Debaal 1 Bzebdine 4 Baalbek 80 Aaramoun 17 Nahr Ibrahim 1 Zahleh Mar Elias 2 Mahrouna 1 Others 1 Baalbek 36 Bchamoun 21 Nabaa Tourzaiya 1 Fourzol 1 Aaytit 1 Saida 122 Chraouneh 3 Ain Aanoub 1 Ain Jrain 1 Nabi Ayla 1 Yanouh 1 Saida El Ouastani 1 Douris 5 Bsous 1 Mchane 2 Ablah 1 Barich 2 Saida El Qadimeh 23 Iaat 1 Aaley 16 Bchilleh 1 Qaa Er Rim 1 Qana 2 Saida El Qanayeh 1 Tall Safiyeh 1 Kahhaleh 2 Fatreh 2 Ksara 4 Maarakeh 8 Hlaliyeh 4 Taybeh 1 Qmatiyeh 1 Hboub 1 Chtaura 2 Maaroub 1 Qiyaa 1 Ras Baalbek Sahel 2 Ain Er Roummaneh 1 Dmalsa 1 Jalala 1 Bazouriyeh 4 Haret Saida 13 Fekeheh 1 Bmakine 1 Fghal 1 Makseh 2 Tayr Debba 3 Ain El Heloueh 8 Ain 1 Ghaboun 1 Yanouh 1 Taalabaya 9 Chehabiyeh 6 Kefraiya 2 Nabi Osmane 1 Bayssour 2 Others 1 Jdita 3 Rmadiyeh 2 Majdelyoun 4 Ras Baalbek Charqi 1 Binnay 1 Nabatieh 62 Qabb Elias 4 Toura 3 Aabra 6 Laboueh 2 Bouar Ed Dine 1 Nabatiyeh ETahta 11 Mrayjat 2 Deir Qanoun Nahr 6 Bqosta 2 Qarha 1 Majdel Baana 3 ElFaouqa 2 Bouarej 1 Srifa 4 Ain Ed Delb 2 Younine 1 Saoufar 5 Kfar Roummane 5 Barr Elias 7 Aabbassiyeh 7 Ghaziyeh 5 Yammouneh 1 Bedghane 3 Habbouch 2 Aanjar 2 Qlaileh 1 Maghdoucheh 1 Qsarnaba 1 Bhamdoun 2 Kfar Tibnit 1 Majdel Aanjar 2 Qasmiyeh 1 Qennarit 3 Beit Chama 1 Charoun 1 Jbaa 1 Nasriyeh 1 Mansouri 1 Kharayeb 2 Haouch Er Rafqa 1 Ain Dara 1 Jarjouaa 1 Riyaq 2 Yarine 1 Zrariyeh 3 Temnine Et Tahta 1 Others 1 Sarba 1 Aali En Nahri 4 Naqoura 1 Aadloun 1 Aaqidiyeh 1 Batroun 18 Houmine Faouqa 2 Deir El Ghazal 1 Others 1 Insariyeh 2 Chmistar 3 Batroun 5 Aarab Salim 1 Raait 1 Tripoli 38 Loubieh 1 Taraya 1 Kfar Aabida 2 Houmine Et Tahta 1 Terbol 2 Trablous Zeitoun 6 Babliyeh 1 Hizzine 1 Chikka 2 Deir Ez Zahrani 1 Ain Kfar Zabad 1 El Qoubbeh 6 Sarafand 5 Nabi Chit 3 Toula 2 Harouf 3 Others 5 Et Tabbaneh 3 Khaizarane 1 Brital 2 Chibtine 1 Douair 2 Beqaa Gharby 27 Trablous Jardins 3 Bissariyeh 1 Beit Mchaik 2 Racha 1 Jibchit 2 Machghara 1 Mina N:1 5 Saksakiyeh 2 Bouday 3 Assia 1 Mayfadoun 4 Ain Zebdeh 1 Qalamoun 1 Barti 1 Others 2 Hamat 1 Aabba 2 Haouch Aammiq 1 Others 12 Aanqoun 3 Hermel 4 Beit Chlala 1 Insar 2 Joubb Jannine 6 Beddaoui 2 Kfar Hatta 6 Hermel 3 Kfar Hilda 1 Ech Charqiyeh 2 Lala 1 Bnt Jbeil 21 Others 17 Qasr 1 Hardine 1 Qsaibeh 3 Kamed El Laouz 2 Bent Jbayl 1 Koura 21 Zgharta 18 Rachaiya 27 Arnoun 1 Ghazzeh 7 Aaynata 1 Bsarma 1 Zgharta 6 Rachaiya El Ouadi 1 Qaaqaiyet Ej Jisr 3 Qaraaoun 2 Ain Ebel 3 Aafsdiq 1 Rachaaine 1 El Kaouasbeh 1 Kfar Sir 5 Haouch Harimeh 2 Rmaych 3 Dar Baaechtar 1 Kfar Hata 1 Aaqabet Rachaiya 8 Yohmor 1 Saouiri 1 Aayta Ech Chaab 2 Kousba 2 Beit Aabeid 1 Aayha 2 Others 3 Marj 2 Tibnine 1 Rechdibbine 1 MِEjdlaiya 1 Dahr El Ahmar 4 Marjaayoun 19 Others 1 Baraachit 1 Bdebba 2 Haret Ej Jdideh 1 Tannoura 2 Marjaayoun 1 Jezzine 9 Deir Ntar 1 Fiaa 1 Kfar Haoura 1 Kfar Denis 3 Jdaideh 1 Jezzine 5 Tiri 3 Majdel 3 Bsebaal 1 Rafid 2 Dibbine 1 Maknouniyeh 1 Debl 1 Deddeh 1 Kfar Sghab 1 Bakka 1 Borj El Mlouk 2 Jinsnaya 2 Others 4 Dahr El Ain 3 Aachach 2 Others 3 Qlaiaa 3 Kfar Jarra 1 Barsa 2 Miriata 1 Hasbaiya 3 Khiyam 4 Mtaouileh 1 Hailane 1 Hasbaiya 1 Deir Mimas 1 Metrit 2 Mimess 1 Taybeh 1 Others 40 Kfayr Ez Zait 1 Meiss Ej Jabal 4 Others Blida 1 Ref : Ministry of Public Health All reports and related decisions can be found at: http://drm.pcm.gov.lb Or social media @DRM_Lebanon Distribution of Active and Cumulative Cases Distribution of Active Cases Distribution of Cumulative Cases Number of Cases by Location Number of cumulative cases for the last 14 days Ref : Ministry of Public Health All reports and related decisions can be found at: http://drm.pcm.gov.lb Or social media @DRM_Lebanon Distribution of Death Cases Distribution of deaths during the past 24 hours Hospital Residence Gender Age Chronic AUBMC Beirut Male 28 Yes Saint George Hadath Beirut Male 39 Yes Bahnass Hosp Maten Male 51 Yes Al Jabel Hosp Aleyh Male 56 Yes Saint George Hadath Aleyh Male 57 Yes Hasbaiya Gov Hosp Hasbaiya Male 59 Yes Riyyak Hosp Hasbaiya Male 59 Yes Geitoui Hosp Maten Male 60 Yes Tripoli Gov Hosp Tripoli Female 65 Yes Family Centre Hosp Tripoli Male 67 Yes Haroun Hosp Maten Male 67 Yes Al Raee Hosp Saida Male 69 No Tripoli Gov Hosp Tripoli Male 69 Yes Baabda Gov Hosp Baabda Male 70 Yes Tebnen Gov Hosp Bnt Jbeil Male 71 No Al Youssef Hosp Akkar Male 71 Yes Akkar Rahel Hosp Akkar Female 75 Yes Baalbek Gov Hosp Baalbek Female 75 Yes Home Rachaiya Female 75 Yes Hamoud Hosp Saida Male 75 Yes Rachaiya Hosp Rachaiya Male 76 Yes Ossairan Hosp Saida Female 77 Yes Dar Amel Hosp Baalbek Female 81 Yes Al Mayyas Hosp Beqaa Gharby Male 81 Yes Rachaiya Hosp Rachaiya Male 83 Yes Khalaf Habtour Hosp Akkar Female 84 No Al Youssef Hosp Akkar Female 86 Yes Machghara Hosp Beqaa Gharby Female 90 Yes Saint George Hadath Aleyh Male 90 Yes Tebnen Gov Hosp Bnt Jbeil Female 93 No Distribution of deaths by Governorate Ref : Ministry of Public Health All reports and related decisions can be found at: http://drm.pcm.gov.lb Or social media @DRM_Lebanon Distribution of Recoveries Distribution of Recoveries per Casa Distribution of Recoveries per Casa in the last 14 days Ref : Ministry of Public Health All reports and related decisions can be found at: http://drm.pcm.gov.lb Or social media @DRM_Lebanon Follow-up of citizens' mobility requests during the complete closure period according to the permission request mechanism via the IMPACT platform at the Ministry of Interior and Municipalities Decision No.
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