The battle against the coronavirus is being fought one more day in Andalusia and throughout the world, this virus is still active and is showing its worst side. In a single day, 21 victims have been claimed in this autonomous community. This figure is the highest in the last 50 days, a rebound in this indicator that contrasts with the stabilization of the others. Infections remain around 1,000 new cases and the reference rate continues to decline, in a day with fewer hospitalized due to this virus.
Andalusia lowers its Covid rate for the twelfth day and records 1,324 cases
The pandemic is stable in Andalusia in terms of the number of infections . For weeks it has not exceeded or dropped the thousand new positives. Most of these people are asymptomatic, that is, without a PCR to provide this information, they might never have been aware that they were carriers of this disease.
The 1,324 cases in the last 24 hours are recorded after 1,095 on Tuesday, 1,260 on Monday and Sunday, 1,327 on Saturday, 1,328 on Friday, 1,440 on Thursday and 1,175 on Wednesday. By provinces, Malaga is again the one with the most cases with 317, Seville with 253, Granada with 198, Córdoba with 168, Cádiz with 162, Jaén with 94, Huelva with 81 and Almería with 51.
Given these figures that remain stable, the reference covid rate continues to decline for the twelfth consecutive day. The cumulative incidence rate in Andalusia stands at 163 per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days, 0.8 points less in one day and 5.5 less in seven.
21 deceased and fewer hospitalized with coronavirus in Andalusia
🏥📈 Graph with the evolution of hospital admissions for #coronavirus in # Andalucía. #COVID ー 19 ✅ pic.twitter.com/msa4R0fuS3
– Junta de Andalucía (@AndaluciaJunta) June 30, 2021
No Andalusian province is spared today from losing one or more of its inhabitants to the coronavirus. A total of 21 people have lost their lives in the last 24 hours in Andalusia, the highest figure in the last 50 days. Of the 21 deceased, six have been registered in Cádiz, four in Huelva, three in Malaga, two in Almería, Seville and Granada, and one in Córdoba and Jaén.
Andalusia has registered this Wednesday, June 30, a decrease in the number of hospitalized with coronavirus to 521, 31 less in one day and 71 less than seven days ago. Those admitted to an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) remain unchanged at 125, unchanged in 24 hours and 12 less in a week.
