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Coronavirus data: Andalusia lowers its hospitalized but not mortality, 15 deaths and more than 1,500 cases

Andalusia continues the fight against the coronavirus with a vaccination calendar that is going from strength to strength. There are fewer and fewer hospitalized with coronavirus, the health pressure has decreased considerably. The ICUs no longer focus only on patients with this virus, the percentage of admitted with it is decreasing. Despite all the efforts made, mortality is increasing today, reaching 15 people and infections have remained at identical levels for weeks, around a thousand cases.

More than 1500 new cases of coronavirus in Andalusia and the rate increasing

Coronavirus cases are still around a thousand, for a few weeks. The difference between one day and another of a few hundred upwards and downwards does not fall below this figure, nor does it rise. It is a long-distance race that is fought, the final stretch is close, but as long as the rhythm does not stabilize, it is the first step.

The 1,527 cases this Thursday are registered after 1,261 on Wednesday, 1,161 on Tuesday, 1,600 on Monday and Sunday, 1,325 on Saturday, 1,499 on Friday, and 1,639 on Thursday. By provinces, Seville is once again the one with the most positives with 454, followed by Malaga with 232, Córdoba with 182, Cádiz with 181, Granada with 167, Huelva with 144, Jaén with 124 and Almería with 43.

The reference rate has seen a slight increase today. the community’s cumulative incidence rate has risen again after a slight drop of three tenths the day before. Specifically, it stands at 189.8 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days, eight tenths more in one day and 8.2 more than seven days ago.

Andalusia drops hospitalized and adds 15 deaths from coronavirus

The worst face of this pandemic is borne by the hospitalized and the dead, those who harshly receive the coronavirus. A total of 15 people have died today in Andalusia, six deaths have been registered in Seville, two in Cádiz, two in Jaén, two in Huelva, two in Malaga and one in Granada, Almería and Córdoba have not lost any of their inhabitants as a consequence of the coronavirus.

Andalusia has registered this Thursday, June 10, a new drop in the number of hospitalized with coronavirus after two days increasing to 745, which is 22 less in one day and 49 less in a week, while those admitted to a Care Unit Intensive (UCI) have remained unchanged for the third day in a row and continue at 164, 36 less than last Thursday.

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