Active cases of coronavirus COVID-19 in Canary Islands

[milestone11]

These numbers indicate that all the new infections are health workers! 

You didn't see this post, Tamara? The situation has been, and remains, more than quite disconcerting.

[TamaraEnLaPlaya]

Yes Milestone, I've read all the posts, and links (thanks for all your input). I just felt the 100% of newly reported infections being HCP really crystallised the dreadful situation the HCPs are in. My heart goes out to every one of them.

[Johnrgby]

Yes Milestone, I've read all the posts, and links (thanks for all your input). I just felt the 100% of newly reported infections being HCP really crystallised the dreadful situation the HCPs are in. My heart goes out to every one of them.

We second that Tamara, a dreadful situation indeed and hopefully they will be appreciated more in the future, we had a situation a few years back where we had some superb service from a particular Nurse  and asked our doctor for an address where I could write and inform her superiors of this, and the only way to do it was via a complaints form, which after lots of crossings out and adaptions I handed back to them some weeks later I got a reply of sorts which ended with the statement once again we are sorry and hope that in the future the service we provide is of a higher standard, it is sad there is only a document for complaints, I still wonder if anybody read what I had written or just issued the standard reply.

[Captain Sensible]

One more person has recovered in the last 24 hours, and no new cases have been reported.  There are now 8 active cases.

https://radiosintonia.com/fuerteventura-...4cuZOkRKT4

[Lorena]

Translated using google FuerteventuraHoy today.

According to new data on the advance of the Coronavirus in Fuerteventura, offered by the Insular Council at 11:30 am on Tuesday, April 28, there are no new positives for COVID-19 on the island.

The accumulated number of cases remains at 44. Of which 8 remain active at the time of medical discharge, 36 patients so far, one in the last hours.

Of the 8 active cases, two of them are admitted to the Intensive Medicine Unit (UMI). The rest (6) have a home follow-up.

[Captain Sensible]

More good news on Fuerteventura as 3 more people have recovered and no new cases reported in the last 24 hours.

This leaves 5 active cases of which 3 are at home and 2 are in hospital.

https://www.diariodefuerteventura.com/no..._QUSQMAK4w

[Lorena]

Translated using google FuerteventuraHoy today.

According to new data on the advance of the Coronavirus in Fuerteventura, offered by the Cabildo Insular at 1:00 p.m. this Wednesday, April 29, it is not necessary to add new positives for COVID-19 on the island. A week has passed where no contagions have been diagnosed.

The cumulative number of cases remains at 44. Of which 5 remain active upon discharge to date 39 patients, three in the last hours.

Of the 5 active cases, two of them are admitted to the Intensive Medicine Unit (UMI). The rest (3) have a home follow-up.

[Lorena]

Translated using google FuerteventuraHoy today.

According to new data on the advance of the Coronavirus in Fuerteventura, offered by the Cabildo Insular at 11.00 am on Thursday, April 30, it is not necessary to add new positives for COVID-19 on the island. Eight days pass without diagnosing infections.

The cumulative number of cases remains at 44. Of which 5 remain active upon discharge to date 39 patients, three in the last hours.

Of the 5 active cases, two of them are admitted to the Intensive Medicine Unit (UMI). The rest (3) have a home follow-up.

[Captain Sensible]

No new cases have been reported on the island in the last 24 hours, and one more person has recovered.

This leaves 4 active cases. 40 people have recovered in total, with no fatalities.

https://www.ondafuerteventura.es/fuertev...eWZM105SHw

[Lorena]

HopeTranslated using google FuerteventuraHoy today.

According to new data on the advance of the Coronavirus in Fuerteventura, offered by the Cabildo Insular at 11.00 am on Friday, May 1, it is not necessary to add new positives for COVID-19 on the island. Eight days pass without diagnosing infections.

The cumulative number of cases remains at 44. Of which 4 remain active upon discharge to date, 40 patients, one in the last hours.

Of the 4 active cases, two of them are admitted to the Intensive Medicine Unit (UMI). The rest (2) have a home follow-up.


The number of samples sent for analysis amounts to 115.