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The coronavirus continues to vacate beds in hospitals and Intensive Care Units (ICU), which were very stressed during the fifth wave of a pandemic that does not stop, although it is in progressive decline. Andalusia has this Saturday 635 patients confirmed with Covid-19 admitted to hospitals. They are 45 less than the previous day and a decrease of 219 if compared with the data of seven days ago.
From them, 159 are in intensive care, seven less than last Friday and 23 less in the weekly balance, according to the daily report of the Ministry of Health and Families of the Junta de Andalucía. We must go back to July 13, with 633 hospitalized, to find a better situation in the hospitals.
It is the fourth consecutive day that hospitalized patients regress. On Friday they fell by 30, by 53 this Thursday and by 34 on Wednesday, after rising last Tuesday by 24, and falling for three days by 81 this Monday (48 hours) and by 37 this Saturday last Friday, when there were 854 hospitalized.
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– Junta de Andalucía (@AndaluciaJunta) September 11, 2021
At the peak of the third wave, reached on February 2, there came to be 4,980 hospitalizedIn the second wave, on November 10 of last year, 3,478 were reached and in the first, on March 30 of the same year, they were 2,708. In the fourth wave in the spring of this year, on April 20, 1,593 admitted were registered.
The number of positives rises over the total number of tests performed. This Saturday September 11 710 infections have been recorded, 106 more than the day before and 185 less than those registered seven days ago, according to the data published by the Andalusian Institute of Cartography and Statistics (IECA), which also reports seven deaths, ten less than the previous day and seven less than it does. one week.
Despite this increase in positives, the downward trend can be seen in the cumulative incidence, which continues to decline and stands at 109.1 points per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days. They are 7.6 points less compared to this Thursday and 67.2 points less than seven days ago.
Seven dead
The daily death toll from coronavirus in Spain is another glimmer of hope. From 17 last Friday it has gone to seven in the last 24 hours. Three deaths have occurred in Jaén, two in Seville and one in Cádiz and Malaga. The rest of the provinces do not register deaths this day.
The 710 positives on this Saturday are recorded after the 604 on this Friday, the 699 on Thursday, the 680 on this Wednesday, the 307 on this Tuesday, the 1,298 on this Monday (48 hours) and the 895 on this Saturday.
By provinces, Seville is the province with the most infections with 168, followed by Málaga with 134, Granada with 94, Almería with 90, Huelva with 82, Cádiz with 75, Córdoba with 40 and Jaén with 27.
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