In two days there will be the end of the State of Alarm in Spain , Andalusia will be one of the autonomous communities that will reach this date with a downward reference rate. Two weeks of marked decline have served to lower this number to 192 points today. The contagions still do not exceed the line of 2,000 new cases, remaining above 1,500. The coronavirus in this fourth wave has been decreasing in intensity in this autonomous community for days.
1,515 new cases and a falling rate in Andalusia
📉 Evolution of #COVID ー 19 in # Andalucía in the last 24 hours. ✅ pic.twitter.com/04jBrpnHYP
– Junta de Andalucía (@AndaluciaJunta) May 7, 2021
The 1,515 infections this Friday are registered after the 1,434 on Thursday, the 1,222 positives on Wednesday, the 1,012 on Tuesday, the 1,706 on Monday and Sunday, the 1,356 on Saturday and the 1,604 on the previous Friday. A figure that remains stable and that is very important, infections are, ultimately, what determines the advance or decline of this virus.
By provinces, Seville is once again the one with the most positives, with 445 , followed by Granada with 271, Malaga with 243, Almería with 164, Jaén with 152 and Córdoba with 101. Below the hundred cases are Huelva with 77 and Cádiz with 62. The capital of Andalusia is the place where the most positives have been registered for days, the population density has a lot to do with favoring the possible contagion of this virus.
For the seventeenth day the cumulative incidence rate of the community drops . The week closes with 192 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days, 1.23 points less than this Thursday and 28.94 points below that registered last Friday. A progress that does not stop towards the end or the score decrease of this rate.
Andalusia lowers those hospitalized for the third day and adds 11 deaths from coronavirus
🏥📈 Graph with the evolution of hospital admissions for #coronavirus in # Andalucía. #COVID ー 19 ✅ pic.twitter.com/Yt9VrdO73l
– Junta de Andalucía (@AndaluciaJunta) May 7, 2021
Today a total of 11 deaths in Andalusia must be lamented. Jaén and Granada are the provinces with the most deaths, with three in each, followed by Cádiz with two, and Córdoba, Huelva and Seville with one each. Almería and Málaga have not recorded deaths on this day.
Andalusia registers a drop in hospitalized patients for the third day in a row to 1,220, which is 54 less than the day before and 203 less than a week ago, while those admitted to an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) also fell again for the third day and they are at 320, 13 less than this Thursday and 26 less than seven days ago.
