Andalusia reaches 10,000 deaths from coronavirus

This Tuesday, May 25, it will be remembered for having exceeded a sad figure, that of 10,000 deaths from coronavirus since the start of the pandemic. From March 2020 to May 2021, more than 10,000 people have lost their lives as a result of the coronavirus in Andalusia. A figure that has been reached after adding 6 more deaths in a single day. Infections remain stagnant at a thousand new cases a day and the rate drops for another day. Those hospitalized with coronavirus experience a slight increase after days of slight declines. Andalusia lowers its rate and adds 1,011 cases. Andalusia registers more than a thousand new cases this Tuesday. A figure that has been stable for a few weeks. A barrier that was overcome last week and that can be lowered again. This Tuesday the figure is slightly above a thousand cases, marking a downward trend compared to previous days. The 1,011 cases this Tuesday are counted after the 1,400 on Monday and Sunday, the 1,276 on Saturday, the 1,380 on Friday, 1,412 on Thursday, 1,144 on Wednesday and 938 on Tuesday. By provinces, Seville is once again the one with the most positives with 339, followed by Malaga with 147, Granada with 135, Cádiz with 128, Córdoba with 91, Jaén with 74, Huelva with 50 and Almería with 47. down after days of ups and downs. The cumulative incidence rate in Andalusia has dropped to 164.7 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days, which is 1.9 points less than on Monday and 4.4 points less than a week ago. 6 deaths and those hospitalized with coronavirus increase in Andalusia🏥📈 Graph with the evolution of hospital admissions for #coronavirus in # Andalucía. #COVID ー 19 ✅ pic.twitter.com/gImDg8PQtv – Junta de Andalucía (@AndaluciaJunta) May 25, 2021 Not all Andalusian provinces have suffered the most terrible part of the coronavirus. In the last 24 hours, 4 of them have lost one of their inhabitants Granada, Huelva, Malaga and Seville (one each), while Almería suffered two losses. A total of 6 Andalusians have died today from this virus. Another indicator that unfortunately is on the rise is the one that marks the number of hospitalized. For the second consecutive day, those admitted with this virus rise to 899, 31 more than this Monday, but 154 less than a week ago. Those hospitalized in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) total nine and stand at 242 after seven days of decline. However, despite this rise, they are 34 less than the previous Tuesday.