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Active cases of coronavirus COVID-19 in Canary Islands
Great response, many thanks Ducks - helps a lot....
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277 active cases today following 37 recoveries and 18 new. 4 people are in hospital (2 in the ICU).

The breakdown by Municipality is:
Puerto del Rosario   120
La Oliva   82
Pajara   34
Tuineje   31
Antigua   6
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Thanks again for your reports Captain Sensible, and I apologise for asking all the questions - but I have another!
A certain UK newspaper (Daily Mail) is reporting that the Canaries could once again be put on the 'watch list' as the rapidly increasing cases are contributable to the Beta Variant which they report is 'vaccine resistant' (I do wonder though what the source of their information is - I don't think I've known them to be right yet...........)
The variant causing havoc in the UK is currently the Delta variant
Can I ask, do we know what the predominant variant is on Fuerteventura?
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(19-07-2021, 05:18 PM)Sam Cariss Wrote: Thanks again for your reports Captain Sensible, and I apologise for asking all the questions - but I have another!
A certain UK newspaper (Daily Mail) is reporting that the Canaries could once again be put on the 'watch list' as the rapidly increasing cases are contributable to the Beta Variant which they report is 'vaccine resistant' (I do wonder though what the source of their information is - I don't think I've known them to be right yet...........)
The variant causing havoc in the UK is currently the Delta variant
Can I ask, do we know what the predominant variant is on Fuerteventura?

I don't know what the most predominant variant is. I read last week that the Delta variant was detected in 20% of cases.
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Thanks again CS.
Not that any COVID can be good, it's the lesser of two evils. 
At least we know that the vaccines offer substantial, effective protection against death and serious illness from the DELTA variant. 
It seems to be this relatively new BETA variant that's the one needing clarity at the moment. I think people (Media in particular) are speculating as to its destructiveness.
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291 active cases today following 25 recoveries and 39 new cases. 4 are in hospital (2 in the ICU).
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In the last 24 hours the highest number of cases has been recorded in the Canary Islands - 816 in one day.

On Fuerteventura there are 274 active cases today following 32 recoveries and 15 new cases. 3 are in hospital(2 in the ICU).
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(21-07-2021, 03:13 PM)Captain Sensible Wrote: In the last 24 hours the highest number of cases has been recorded in the Canary Islands - 816 in one day.

On Fuerteventura there are 274 active cases today following 32 recoveries and 15 new cases. 3 are in hospital(2 in the ICU).

I miss read this Stephen Smile Smile Smile frightened the life out of me Rolleyes Rolleyes Rolleyes
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283 active cases today following 26 recoveries and 37 new cases. 3 are in hospital(2 in the ICU).

By Municipality: 110 in Puerto del Rosario,102 in La Oliva, 32 in Pájara, 26 in Tuineje and 10 in Antigua.
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269 active cases today following 23 recoveries and 14 new cases. 3 are in hospital(1 in the ICU).

Cases by Municipality:
Puerto del Rosario: 104
La Oliva: 101
Pajara: 26
Tuineje: 25
Antigua: 10
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