Andalusia adds 1,492 cases and its covid rate continues to increase

The coronavirus pandemic continues to affect the whole world, Andalusia has managed to keep infections stabilized, although it has experienced a slight increase in its covid rate. A few tenths that have been on the rise for a few days, after having been in clear decline for weeks, the rate indicates that you cannot lower your guard. With a good rate of vaccination and infections that remain around a thousand a day, this community has started a decisive month of June to put an end to this fourth wave that is hitting the entire continent. 1,492 cases, 18 deaths and a rate covid that continues to increase in Andalusia 💹 Evolution of the accumulated incidence in # Andalusia. Cases diagnosed per 100,000 inhabitants during the last weeks. #COVID ー 19 ☑ pic.twitter.com/8zZd4oCFp3 – Junta de Andalucía (@AndaluciaJunta) June 2, 2021 New cases of coronavirus that are detected are stagnant in the thousand. They do not rise or fall significantly, a few hundred new positives or fewer occur day after day. The fight is total to ensure that these infections are reduced to the maximum, mostly asymptomatic that are detected by health professionals and a good communication network among those affected. The 1,492 cases this Wednesday come after the 1,293 cases of the Tuesday, 1,397 on Monday and Sunday, 1,595 positive on Saturday, 1,497 on Friday, 1,458 on Thursday and 1,264 last Wednesday. By provinces, Seville is once again the one with the most positives with 454, followed by Malaga with 228, Granada with 219, Jaén with 155, Huelva with 150, Cádiz with 140, Córdoba with 122 and Almería with 24. For the sixth consecutive day, the cumulative incidence rate in Andalusia has risen and stands at 177.9 cases per 100.000 inhabitants in the last 14 days, 1.27 points more than that registered on Tuesday and 13.7 more than that registered last Wednesday. A figure that came back more than 20 days, the worst data of this day, are the 18 deaths due to this virus. The objective of the Andalusians and the government of this community is to reach that 0, which some provinces have been able to experience these days. By provinces, Seville is the province with the most deaths with seven, followed by Granada with four, Malaga and Cádiz with two, respectively, and Almería, Córdoba and Huelva with one each. Only Jaén does not regret victims today The coronavirus is still active, reminding that it is not the time to lower our guard. The good rate of vaccination and the measures applied will continue to be the main weapon to end once and for all the incidence of this virus in Andalusia.