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Table 2 COVID-19 pandemic response in Turkey, Egypt, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Poland. Coordination, test and treatment capacity, non-pharmaceutical interventions for COVID-19 response in Turkey, Egypt, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Poland were summarised. The border control, duration of school closure, and internal financial resource allocation for health care in five countries were also summarized. Ukraine received large financial aid from the United Nations, the World Bank

From: Public health and social measures to mitigate the health and economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in Turkey, Egypt, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Poland during 2020–2021: situational analysis

 

Turkey

Egypt

Ukraine

Kazakhstan

Poland

National coordination

Yes

-

with WHO

Yes

-

since Jan 2020-

 

since May 2020-

since Jan 2020-

 

Existed legislation

Plan for pandemic influenza 2019

-

-

-

Infectious disease act 2008

COVID-19 dedicated facility and beds

563 (~ 1200) Hospitals

750 Hospitals

582 Hospitals

one mobile hospital

19 Hospitals

 

35,152 beds

 

53, 445 beds

8,000 beds

PCR test capacity

453 labs

40 labs

-

-

-

150,000 tests per day

    

Lockdown measure

 > 65 or < 20 yrs old

Night-time

full

full

full

Mar 2020-

Mar-Jun, 2020

Mar-Jun, 2020

Mar-Jun, 2020

Mar 2020-

Weekend & holiday

No-daytime restriction

 

Weekend

 

Apr 2020-

  

Jun 2020-

 

Public entities / leisure places closure *

Yes

Mar 2020-

Yes

Mar-May, 2020

Yes

Mar-May, 2020

Yes

Mar-May, 2020

Yes

Mar 2020-

Mask wearing in public place

Yes

Yes

Yes

Apr 2020-

Yes

Jul 2020 -

Yes

Apr 2020-

Border closure

partial

complete

complete

complete

partial

 

Mar-Jun, 2020

   

domestic travel ban

partial

domestic travel ban

domestic travel ban

 
 

Jun 2020-

   

School closure

49 weeks

19 weeks

28 weeks

43 weeks

43 weeks

Finance for healthcare

-

-

UAH 1.25 billion

KZT 17 billion

PLN 7.5 billion

  

US$ 45.2 million

US$ 3.9 million

US$ 2.0 billion