In the past week, more than 1,000 residents of St. Petersburg and…

In the past week, more than 1,000 residents of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region have been affected by tick bites.

Consensus

Nearly 1,100 people were bitten by ticks in Saint Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast over a week.
Children made up 18% of those who sought medical help after tick bites.
Most cases occurred in Leningrad Oblast.
The highest number of incidents were reported in the Vyborgsky, Priozersky, Boksitogorsky, and Kurskoy districts (in Saint Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast).
Tick bites can lead to diseases such as encephalitis and borreliosis.

80.5% of patients contracted ticks in Leningrad Oblast, 11.6% during walks in Saint Petersburg, 7.7% in another region, and 0.2% from abroad. — fontanka
The number of tick bites was reported as 'almost 1,100' people; the data includes both regions combined without breakdown by location beyond Leningrad Oblast being dominant. — gazeta_spb
68% of patients came from Saint Petersburg, and 32% from Leningrad Oblast (referred to as '47th region'). — fontanka
Approximately 68% of the affected were residents of Saint Petersburg. — gazeta_spb
More than 92,000 people in Saint Petersburg and over 67,000 in Leningrad Oblast have been vaccinated against tick-borne encephalitis as part of routine vaccination. — gazeta_spb