About seven thousand cases of ARVI were registered in Crimea within a week. The chief doctor of the Center for Public Health and Medical Prevention, Vladimir Meshcherikov, reported on the current situation with the state of the epidemic in the peninsula. "There are certain signs, although our Rospotrabendzor notes that the epidemic season, in general, continues as usual," he noted. During the last week, about seven thousand cases of acute viral respiratory infections were registered. In this case, viral infections other than influenza predominate. "Right now there is no flu yet. These are rhinoviruses, these are adenoviruses, in general, all colds, viral etiologies that can occur. And corona infection does happen," the expert emphasized. Mashcharikov also clarified that Covid-19 is a disease that can manifest itself regardless of the time of year, but leaves behind serious consequences for the body. "Infection with the corona virus is now quite easy in terms of possible complications, but the so-called post-covid syndrome still exists and leaves traces in the body. However, so far there has been no data on an increase in the incidence of Crimean flu," he noted. Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".