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Coronavirus traces in wastewater across Estonia are continuing to rise, according to a recent study conducted on a weekly basis, with Ida-Viru County showing particularly high readings.
The number of coronavirus infections will increase in Harju County, southern Estonia and Ida-Viru County in the coming weeks, the results of the latest wastewater study led by the University of Tartu show.
The level of coronavirus is highest in southern and central Estonia, results of this week's University of Tartu wastewater monitoring study show. Larger cities in Ida-Viru County have low levels of the virus.
The amount of coronavirus in wastewater samples has further decreased over the last week, the latest results of the wastewater study led by the University of Tartu show. Readings are above average in Ida-Viru County and southern Estonia.
There has been a decrease in coronavirus levels in wastewater, the University of Tartu's latest wastewater monitoring study shows. In several areas, it is at a low level. At the same time, researchers acknowledge that the amount of virus in the wastewater is still considerable. The situation is particularly worrying in some of the larger towns in Ida-Viru County, where the amount of virus in wastewater continues to be above the Estonian average. The current level of coronavirus in wastewater is comparable to that of early February. The study's lead researcher Professor of Technology of Antimi...