The thousand new daily cases of coronavirus are a figure that has been repeating for weeks, most of them asymptomatic and with hospitals emptying themselves of coronavirus cases. The advance of a mass vaccination perfectly coordinated by the Andalusian health service has been one of the keys to this success. In the same way as the sacrifices made by all Andalusians in this more than one year of pandemic. The negative data for this day are the 18 deaths, the highest figure in two weeks.
Andalusia adds 1,267 cases and its rate drops to 184.2
📉 Evolution of #COVID ー 19 in # Andalucía in the last 24 hours.✅ pic.twitter.com/5b9mBlBscm
– Junta de Andalucía (@AndaluciaJunta) June 15, 2021
New coronavirus infections remain stable , around a thousand. A figure that remains, an important point, there is not a considerable increase in cases, but there is not a decrease that exceeds this number either. Most of these cases are detected by asymptomatic PCR and do not present complications.
The 1,267 cases in the last 24 hours are recorded after 1,315 on Monday and Sunday, 1,405 on Saturday, 1,441 on Friday, 1,527 on Thursday, 1,261 on Wednesday and 1,161 on Tuesday last. By provinces, Seville is once again the province that adds the most with 427, followed by Córdoba with 244, Malaga with 214, Granada with 124, Cádiz with 122, Huelva with 46 and Jaén and Almería with 45.
This slight decrease compared to yesterday is added to a few days of fewer cases that lower the accumulated total. The benchmark rate falls slightly today, continuing the downward trend. The cumulative incidence rate in Andalusia stands at 184.2 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days, five tenths less in one day and 5.1 points less than seven days ago.
18 deaths and slight increase in hospitalized with coronavirus in Andalusia
This Tuesday a total of 18 people have lost their lives due to the coronavirus. This is the highest figure in two weeks that has left an uneven trail of deaths throughout the Andalusian geography. Of these deceased, six are registered in Jaén, four in Seville, three in Malaga, two in Huelva, one in Almería, Cádiz and Granada, and none in Córdoba.
Andalusia has registered this Tuesday, June 15, a rise in the number of hospitalized with coronavirus to 711, eight more in one day, but 80 less in a week. Those admitted to an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) also increased to 156, which is 15 more than this Monday and eight less than Tuesday of last week.
