The Ministry of Health has accounted156 new cases of coronavirus in the last day, bringing the total number to 242,707, and 32 deaths in the last 7 days, although for a few days the total series of deaths has been frozen at 27,136.
Further,11,617 people have entered an Intensive Care Unit(ICU), 10 in the last 7 days; and 124,536 have required hospitalization, 151 in the last week. Likewise, 245 people have been diagnosed with a symptom onset date in the last seven days.
Andalucía, Aragón, Baleares, Canarias, Cantabria, Ceuta, Comunidad Valenciana, Extremadura, Galicia, Melilla and Navarra have not reported any deceased in the last seven days. However, in Andalusia 1,404 people have already died; in Aragon 826; in Asturias 314; in the Balearic Islands 209; in the Canary Islands 209; in Cantabria 202; in Castilla-La Mancha 2,945; and in Castilla y León 1,928.
Further,5,587 people have died in Catalonia as a result of the coronavirus; in Ceuta, there have been 4 deaths since the start of the pandemic; in the Valencian Community 1,332; in Extremadura 508; in Galicia 609;in Madrid 8,691; in Melilla 2; in Murcia 148; in Navarra 490; in the Basque Country 1,424; and in La Rioja 362.
In total, 12,804 people have already been diagnosed with Covid-19 in Andalusia; in Aragon at 5,812; in Asturias to 2,431; in the Balearic Islands at 2,142; in the Canary Islands in total 2,371 people have tested positive for PCR; in Cantabria 2,327; in Castilla-La Mancha 17,702; and in Castilla y León 19,254.
Also inCatalonia 59,423 cases have been registered; in Ceuta 163; in the Valencian Community 11,381; in Extremadura 2,983; in Galicia 9,154;in Madrid 70,051; in Melilla 122 cases; in Murcia 1,626; in Navarra 5,303; In the Basque Country, 13,595 positive people have already been counted in the PCR tests; and in La Rioja 4,063.
“The epidemic began to be observed in late February and increased in mid-April and was decreasing and, although we are detecting many more cases, especially suspicious,we continue with a downward trend“commented the director of the Center for Coordination of Health Alerts and Emergencies, Fernando Simón.
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