The coronavirus pandemic in Andalusia is still on the right track. One more day the main reference rate is falling and it does so after a few days in which it has experienced a slight rise after more than 20 days in continuous decline. The infections are still over a thousand, a figure of which they have not moved for weeks. Most of these new positives detected by PCR are asymptomatic so they will not need any type of medical attention to overcome the disease.
Andalusia lowers its rate by four points and adds 1,196 new positives
Coronavirus cases in Andalusia have been slightly over a thousand for weeks. A number of people, more than a thousand who test positive, but it does not mean that they have developed any serious symptoms or need medical assistance, most are asymptomatic.
The 1,196 cases in the last 24 hours are registered after 1,267 on Tuesday, 1,315 on Monday and Sunday, 1,405 on Saturday, 1,441 on Friday, 1,527 on Thursday and 1,263 last Wednesday. By provinces, Seville is once again the one that adds the most with 301, followed by Malaga with 263, Granada with 171, Córdoba with 147, Cádiz with 109, Huelva with 102 and Jaén with 70 and Almería with 33.
One more day, the main Covid reference rate continues to decline sharply. The cumulative incidence rate in Andalusia has dropped 4.1 points and stands at 180.1 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days, 8.9 points less than a week ago. A good piece of information that confirms the good path of the Andalusians towards the end of this new wave.
One deceased and more hospitalized in Andalusia due to coronavirus
🏥📈 Graph with the evolution of hospital admissions for #coronavirus in # Andalucía. #COVID ー 19 ✅ pic.twitter.com/zG8MJpBZ37
– Junta de Andalucía (@AndaluciaJunta) June 16, 2021
In the last 24 hours in Andalusia they mourn the death of a person from coronavirus. A decrease in the deceased that represents a great advance in this fight. The effectiveness of the vaccine is reflected with fewer and fewer deaths from this disease. Only one province, Malaga, has been the one that has lost an inhabitant to coronavirus today.
Andalusia has registered this Wednesday, June 16, a rise in the number of hospitalized with coronavirus to 718, seven more in one day, 49 less in a week and what is the first Wednesday of increase in six weeks. Those admitted to an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) remain at 156, unchanged in the last 24 hours and eight less than on Wednesday of last week.
