Andalusia picks up its rate and its hospitalized in a day with 13 deaths and 1,293 cases

Andalusia begins the month of June with a slight rebound in two of the main indicators. The reference rate has increased a few tenths, showing that we must not lower our guard. This indicator has been declining for more than 20 days until reaching this past week with some ups and downs. In the same way that there has been an increase in hospitalized people, those to whom the coronavirus has shown its worst face in Andalusia. Andalusia increases its rate and adds 1,293 cases 📉 Evolution of #COVID ー 19 in # Andalusia in the last 24 hours.✅ pic.twitter.com/yHcQpeeYrc – Junta de Andalucía (@AndaluciaJunta) June 1, 2021 Contagions remain stabilized around a thousand new positives. A figure that has been stable for weeks, today the first day of June the new cases have decreased by a few hundred people. The pandemic does not stop in terms of infections, but it has not registered any progress for weeks. 1,293 cases this Tuesday are counted after 1,397 on Monday and Sunday, 1,595 positives on Saturday, 1,497 on Friday, 1,458 Thursday, 1,264 of Wednesday and 1,011 of last Tuesday. By provinces, Seville is once again the one with the most positives with 422, followed by Malaga with 230, Córdoba with 182, Cádiz with 166, Granada with 114, Huelva with 85, Jaén with 63 and Almería with 31. For the fifth day the rate The cumulative incidence of Andalusia has risen and stands at 176.6 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days, 3.5 points more than that registered on Monday and 11.9 more than that registered last Tuesday. This indicator has been down for more than 20 days, suffering a small rise during the last week.13 and more hospitalized by coronavirus in Andalusia🏥📈 Graph with the evolution of hospital admissions for #coronavirus in # Andalucía. #COVID ー 19 ✅ pic.twitter.com/LHqza74bMa – Junta de Andalucía (@AndaluciaJunta) June 1, 2021 Today a total of 13 people in this autonomous community have lost their lives as a result of this virus. Huelva is the province with the most deaths with four, followed by Almería, Málaga and Seville with two each, and Cádiz, Córdoba and Granada with one. Jaén does not register any. That goal of 0 deaths is the one that all Andalusian provinces are pursuing to end this pandemic. For the second day in a row, hospitalized patients rise to 855, which means 39 more in 24 hours, but 47 less than seven days ago. Those admitted to an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) have also risen to 207, which is four more than the day before and 35 less than last Tuesday.