Translation for 'fatality' from English to Bulgarian

fatality {noun} [occurrence of death]

смъртен случай {м} [насилствена, случайна смърт]

• A flash flood in Zion National Park in Utah led to one fatality.
• Human mortality from H5N1 or the human fatality ratio from H5N1 or the case-fatality rate of H5N1 is the ratio of the number of confirmed human deaths resulting from confirmed cases of transmission and infection of H5N1 to the number of those confirmed cases.
• Kim's death was the first fatality in the cross-country event in Asian Games history, and the first South Korean fatality at a major international equestrian event.
• aureus" bacteremia has a case fatality rate around 80%.
• Sometimes the term case fatality ratio is used interchangeably with "case fatality rate", but they are not the same.

• The press reported the fatality along with the explosions, and PIDE/DGS formulated this to be an ARA operative.
• 1 fatality occurred when a 20-year-old construction worker was killed when scaffolding collapsed in Ashdod. In addition to the fatality, 5 injuries were also attributed to the storm.
• The fatality count from the event in Kentucky reached 38, with 17 deaths occurring in Knott County, nine in Breathitt County, seven in Perry County, three in Letcher County, and two in Clay County.
• A June 2018 review said that pandemic plans everywhere were inadequate, since natural viruses can emerge with over 50% case fatality rates, but health professionals and policy makers planned as if pandemics would never exceed the 2.5% case fatality rate of the Spanish flu pandemic in 1918.
• Airport malaria is not considered a serious public health problem but has a high fatality rate and poses a local threat.

• The Minister of Justice convened a fatality inquiry into the deaths at Mayerthorpe under the "Fatality Inquiries Act" of Alberta, before Assistant Chief Judge Daniel R.
• Initial reports indicated one fatality, an elderly lady dying of a heart attack.
• The mine experienced one fatality in 2008 but has been fatality free in 2009.
• In an IIHS study of vehicle fatalities, the Accord was found to have the lowest vehicle fatality rate in the non-luxury midsize sedan class.
• Road fatality trends tend to follow Smeed's law, an empirical schema that correlates increased fatality rates per capita with traffic congestion.

• Over a nine-year period the Sydney MSIC managed 3,426 overdose-related events with not one fatality while Vancouver’s Insite had managed 336 overdose events in 2007 with not a single fatality.