Andalusia adds 1,602 cases and does not lower its Covid rate for the first time in 23 days

The data arriving from Andalusia in reference to the coronavirus pandemic stabilize. After 23 days, the Covid rate has not moved, in this decline that began weeks ago, it reaches this Friday with a fixed figure, it does not decrease, nor does it rise, it remains stable. The other data to follow the figures that this disease is leaving in the autonomous community are the new positives, they are still around the figure of 1,000 new positives, experiencing a slight increase compared to the previous day. 1,602 new cases in Andalusia with a rate Stable Covid 💹 Evolution of the accumulated incidence in # Andalucía. Cases diagnosed per 100,000 inhabitants during the last weeks. #COVID ー 19 ☑ pic.twitter.com/sAgH7qh5fD – Junta de Andalucía (@AndaluciaJunta) May 14, 2021 The 1,602 infections this Friday are registered after 1,306 on Thursday, 1,294 on Wednesday, 1,061 on Tuesday, 1,354 on Monday and Sunday, 1,298 on Saturday and 1,515 on the previous Friday. The figures are very similar to those of a week ago, with a slight rise, Andalusia closed this week with a few hundred more new positives than yesterday. The figures remain stable after the end of the State of Alarm. By provinces, Seville is once again the one with the most positives with 515, followed by Granada with 277, Malaga with 270, Jaén with 152, Cádiz with 116 and Huelva with 132. Below one hundred is Almería, with 67 infections, and Córdoba, with 73 for the fourth consecutive day. The capital of this autonomous community, the most densely populated, is the one that accumulates the most positives. Granada stands out, in the same way as Jaén, the rest of the provinces are below 200 cases. The Andalusian effort is enormous to ensure that these figures continue to decline.For the first time in 23 days, the benchmark rate does not fall, it increases by only one tenth. It stands at 171.6 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days, one tenth more in one day and 20.42 points below last Friday. The great decline that it has experienced during these days has begun to slow down. 11 people have been those who have lost their lives as a result of this disease this Friday. Granada is once again the one that registers the most with four, followed by Jaén and Cádiz, with three, respectively, and Córdoba, with one. Almería, Huelva and Málaga have not registered deaths. The objective of all the efforts made is to ensure that the death toll remains at 0, that no one loses their lives due to the coronavirus.