“Signs of relaxation from the intensive care units”
“Social cohesion has suffered. Scientific studies prove it
The president of the German Ethics Council, Alena Buyx, sees a change in social development. Early scientific studies “would clearly show that cohesion has suffered”. In a speech, Federal President Steinmeier called on people to be more united.
What are the prospects for the autumn wave? Olaf Gersemann explains and evaluates the current figures in a concise and compact way. Everything you need to know about November 1st.
48,556 crown cases they were reported to RKI yesterday, 58% less than a week ago.
However, nine federal states have that of yesterday Reformation Day used to not report numbers.
It is believed that six others will continue to report the strike today because of them All Saints’ Day to commit.
The second part of the week should therefore be very strong late registrations be modeled.
The incidence at the national level is again decreasing, from 404 to 352. It is now three digits below the previous week’s level across all 16 federal states.
Source: WORLD
150 Corona-Tote they were also reported to RKI yesterday. That’s 123 less than a week ago, although error reporting is likely to play a dominant role here too.
Source: WORLD
To die Number of coronary cases in the ICU did not decrease yesterday, contrary to the current trend, but increased slightly, from 1580 to 1584.
Source: WORLD
But the drop in the past two weeks – a total of 14 percent so far – is having an effect:
To die The number of free ICU beds tends to grow furtherMonday’s daily reading – 2,924 nationwide – was the highest since October 4.
Source: WORLD
And the number of ICUs they have operational situations Self “limited” designated remains significantly increased to 510.
Source: WORLD
But a downward trend is emerging here too.
Every day we hear the new Corona case numbers. But what do they mean, where are we in the pandemic and what is the trend? Olaf Gersemann explains and evaluates the current figures briefly and concisely, every morning again.
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