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By using the Omaolo symptom assessment the user receives the recommendation for how to deal with the situation guiding to the medical treatment.
During this week, there have already been 37 positive test results in the Jyväskylä health services (the situation on 24 September). The incidence
The fundamental principle is that one should only attend day-care when fully healthy.
The City of Jyväskylä has taken precautions in order to support residents and families of limited means in obtaining face coverings and distributes
City of Jyväskylä continues to tackle coronavirus testing backlog
Jyväskylä’s coronavirus testing service has been overwhelmed with demand,
The experiment started at the Jyväskylä housing units for the elderly and the mentally handicapped on organising meetings with family members outdo
Maternity and child health clinics help pregnant mothers and babies but also support families with older children
Maternity and child heal
Information on the coronavirus, for instance, what to do if you get ill or if you are quarantined, is provided in English, Russian, Arabic, Swahili
Schools will then arrange the delivery of food and let families know where and when they can pick up their food bags.
The adjustments will not take place immediately.
The opening hours are the same as before: Monday 10-17 and Tuesday to Friday 10-16.
The closure also includes self-service libraries, library busses and self-service returns.
No delay fees are given during the closure.
On Friday 13 March, the Central Finland Hospital District announced that the demand for coronavirus sampling exceeds iCentral finland Hospital Dist
On this page, we’ve assembled measures and procedures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus which the Jyväskylä municipal early childhood education services have adopted so far. This page will be updated as the situation develops.
On this site, you will find details of the policies and measures that have been introduced for schools in Jyväskylä to prevent the spread of coronavirus. They will shape how our local schools operate in the 2020/21 academic year. The site will be updated as new information becomes available.
Updated on 28 August 2020
The symptoms of the coronavirus (COVID-19) include e.g. fever, cough and shortness of breath. Most of those catching the virus have a normal respiratory inflection, or a cold. It is important to prevent the virus from spreading to other people for whom the virus may be dangerous. The virus may be dangerous for old people in particular and for those with other lung and heart diseases.
Directions for quarantine or isolation
Dear resident. You have been placed into quarantine or isolation in order to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus infection. It's vital that you observe the associated directions during your quarantine or isolation; otherwise, you risk exposing more people to potential infection.
