The coronavirus rate in Malaga, one of the indicators most closely monitored by health authorities to apply restrictions, continues to fall. This Tuesday, the province had an incidence of 269.1 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days, which was almost twenty points less than the previous day.
If this rate of decline is maintained, the data could be below 250 cases of incidence this week, where the border between the extreme risk level –Current now– and the high risk –which ranges from 150 to 250–, according to the protocol agreed by the Ministry of Health and the autonomous communities.
As well Malaga capital, which on February 1 reached 1,008 incidence cases, continues to reduce this rate and is already in the 258. 29 Malaga municipalities continue to be at extreme risk, including Malaga capital and other large towns such as Marbella (469.4), Estepona (479.9), Mijas (284.6), Fuengirola (310.2) and Ronda (495.1) . The latter, if it maintains the trend, may leave the perimeter closure this weekend.
Specifically, there are four localities that continue with rates above 500 cases, from which measures are applied. Three of them remain above 1,000 cases per 100,000 inhabitants. They are Árchez (1,039.0), Benaoján (1,170.0) and Montejaque (1,475.2). The fourth is Gaucín (566.4).
The Territorial Committee for High Impact Public Health Alerts of Malaga meets again this Thursday afternoon to analyze the epidemiological situation and update the list of municipalities affected by the restrictions. Until then, ten locations are closed perimeter, so you cannot enter or exit them despite the drop in rates in recent days. Among these are Marbella, Estepona, Ronda and Manilva. There are four other towns with their non-essential activity (bars and shops) closed.
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