Those hospitalized by Covid in Andalusia fall to September levels in a day with 2 deaths

Andalusia accelerates towards the end of the fourth wave of coronavirus, reaching levels of hospitalized that have not been seen since last September. They are numbers that reflect the favorable progression of the pandemic in this autonomous community. The hospitalized are the worst face of this pandemic that has claimed thousands of lives, 2 more on this day, Andalusia shows that its fight is coming to an end with fewer and fewer admitted due to this virus. Andalusia registers 1,458 cases and its rate rises 📉 Evolution of #COVID ー 19 in # Andalucía in the last 24 hours.✅ pic.twitter.com/xW5BFFh0Qs- Junta de Andalucía (@AndaluciaJunta) May 27, 2021 The battle to descend from the thousand new positives continues to be fought in Andalusia. One more day the number of infections rises again, staying over a thousand. In this case, it is the highest figure for two weeks, but it is not too different from the numbers that this community has achieved during these days. The 1,458 positives this Thursday are counted after the 1,264 on Wednesday, the 1,011 on Tuesday, the 1,400 on Monday and Sunday, 1,276 on Saturday, 1,380 on Friday and 1,412 on the previous Thursday. By provinces, Seville is once again the one with the most positives, with 427, followed by Malaga with 217, Granada with 208, Jaén with 179, Cádiz with 144, Huelva with 131 and Córdoba with 102, Almería with 50 positives is the The cumulative incidence rate in Andalusia has risen slightly compared to the previous day and stands today at 164.8 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days, which is 0.6 points more than the Eve and same rate as last Thursday. The stability of this indicator comes after a drop for more than 20 consecutive days. 2 deaths and fewer hospitalized due to coronavirus in Andalusia 🏥📈 Graph with the evolution of hospital admissions due to #coronavirus in # Andalusia. #COVID ー 19 ✅ pic.twitter.com/zfjUSedSZz – Junta de Andalucía (@AndaluciaJunta) May 27, 2021 The death toll from coronavirus is one of the lowest of the year, it will only be equated with that of May 17, at which time that 2 people also died. The goal of all Andalusians is to get to 0, that number that will mean that no person loses their lives as a result of the coronavirus. Andalusia has registered the second consecutive decrease in hospitalized patients to 826, 51 less than on Wednesday and 152 less than ago seven days. Those admitted to an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) increased to 228, five more than the day before and 30 less than the previous Thursday.