<p>We found that the number of patients with STEMI was consistent during COVID, but the number of NSTEMI patients was significantly reduced. We also observed delays in the door-to-balloon time during the early pandemic period, which could be attributed to the pre-procedure COVID workup of the patients. COVID-19 public health warnings must have inadvertently contributed to the fear of contracting COVID-19 in the hospital. Thus, this is a primary speculated reason for the decrease in AMI admissions during this period. The other reason that could explain this decrease is an increase in the use of pharmacological reperfusions. This decreasing trend in the incidence of AMI was similar to that observed worldwide.</p>