Active cases of coronavirus COVID-19 in Canary Islands

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Please note these are Canary Island figures for over 60s.


A person dies from Coronavirus in Fuerteventura.

The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Canary Islands, following the new indicators included in the COVID-19 Surveillance and Control Strategy, agreed by the Ministry of Health with the autonomous communities, reports that since the last update of data last Friday, 1,393 new positives in COVID-19 have been registered in the archipelago among people over 60 years old, which is the population group that is monitored after passing the acute phase of the pandemic.

 
Therefore, the cumulative number of Coronavirus cases among this group amounts to 89,020 people in the Canary Islands. Thus, the Cumulative Incidence for this age group at 14 days stands at 1,541.45 cases per 100,000 inhabitants and at 7 days in the
 
651.91. Since July 8, there has been a sustained decrease in the cumulative incidence to 7 days, when we reached 913 cases per 100,000 inhabitants.
 
Currently, in the Archipelago there are 515 people admitted with Coronavirus, of which 29 are in ICU and the rest, 486, in plant. On the other hand, in the last four days there have been 12 deaths, six reported in Tenerife, three in Gran Canaria, two in La Palma and one in Fuerteventura. All the people, aged between 74 and 102, had previous pathologies and were in hospital admission.

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Please note these are Canary Island figures for over 60s.

19 deaths with COVID in the Canary Islands in 3 days.

The Ministry of Health in the update of data on COVID-19 published this Friday, July 22, points out that in the last three days there have been 19 deaths in the Canary Islands, thirteen reported in Gran Canaria, five in Tenerife and one in Fuerteventura. All the people, aged between 65 and 97, had previous pathologies and were in hospital admission. In the Archipelago there are 450 people admitted with Coronavirus, of which 29 are in ICU and the rest, 421, in plant.

 

Health recalls that following the new indicators included in the COVID-19 Surveillance and Control Strategy, agreed by the Ministry of Health with the autonomous communities, it reports that since the last update of data last Tuesday, 1,336 new positives in COVID-19 have been registered in the archipelago among people over 60 years old, which is the population group that is monitored after passing the acute phase of the pandemic.
Therefore, the cumulative number of Coronavirus cases among this group amounts to 90,356 people in the Canary Islands. Thus, the Cumulative Incidence for this age group at 14 days stands at 1,336.73 cases per 100,000 inhabitants and at 7 days at 545.92. Since July 8, there has been a sustained decrease in the cumulative incidence to 7 days, when we reached 913 cases per 100,000 inhabitants.

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Please note these are Canary Island figures for over 60s

21 people die from COVID 19 since Saturday in the islands.

This is the highest number of deaths in what has been called the "seventh wave".

The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Canary Islands, following the new indicators included in the COVID-19 Surveillance and Control Strategy, agreed by the Ministry of Health with the autonomous communities, reports that since the last update of data last Friday, 926 new positives in COVID-19 have been registered in the archipelago among people over 60 years old, which is the population group that is monitored after passing the acute phase of the pandemic.

 

Therefore, the cumulative number of Coronavirus cases among this group amounts to 91,282 people in the Canary Islands. Thus, the Cumulative Incidence for this age group at 14 days stands at 1,108.19 cases per 100,000 inhabitants and at 7 days at 452.64. Since July 8, there has been a sustained decrease in the cumulative incidence to 7 days, when we reached 913 cases per 100,000 inhabitants.

 
Currently, in the Archipelago there are 460 people admitted with Coronavirus, of which 27 are in icu and the rest, 433, in plant. On the other hand, in the last four days there have been 21 deaths, fourteen reported in Tenerife, six in Gran Canaria and one in El Hierro. All the people, aged between 56 and 96, had previous pathologies and were in hospital admission.

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Please note these are Canary Island figures for over 60s

21 deaths from COVID 19 in the Canary Islands since Tuesday.

The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Canary Islands, following the new indicators included in the COVID-19 Surveillance and Control Strategy, agreed by the Ministry of Health with the autonomous communities, reports that since the last update of data last Tuesday, 803 have been registered in the archipelago new positives in COVID-19 among people over 60 years of age, which is the population group that is monitored after passing the acute phase of the pandemic.

 

Therefore, the cumulative number of Coronavirus cases among this group amounts to 92,085 people in the Canary Islands. Thus, the Cumulative Incidence for this age group at 14 days stands at 891.15 cases per 100,000 inhabitants and at 7 days at 341.60. Since July 8, there has been a sustained decrease in the cumulative incidence to 7 days, when we reached 913 cases per 100,000 inhabitants.

 

Currently, in the Archipelago there are 383 people admitted with Coronavirus, of which 30 are in ICU and the rest, 353, in plant. On the other hand, in the last three days there have been 21 deaths, 14 reported in Gran Canaria and seven in Tenerife. All the people, aged between 68 and 94, had previous pathologies and were in hospital admission.

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Please note these are Canary Island figures for over 60s

21 deaths from COVID 19 in the Canary Islands since Tuesday.

The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Canary Islands, following the new indicators included in the COVID-19 Surveillance and Control Strategy, agreed by the Ministry of Health with the autonomous communities, reports that since the last update of data last Tuesday, 803 have been registered in the archipelago new positives in COVID-19 among people over 60 years of age, which is the population group that is monitored after passing the acute phase of the pandemic.

 

Therefore, the cumulative number of Coronavirus cases among this group amounts to 92,085 people in the Canary Islands. Thus, the Cumulative Incidence for this age group at 14 days stands at 891.15 cases per 100,000 inhabitants and at 7 days at 341.60. Since July 8, there has been a sustained decrease in the cumulative incidence to 7 days, when we reached 913 cases per 100,000 inhabitants.

 

Currently, in the Archipelago there are 383 people admitted with Coronavirus, of which 30 are in ICU and the rest, 353, in plant. On the other hand, in the last three days there have been 21 deaths, 14 reported in Gran Canaria and seven in Tenerife. All the people, aged between 68 and 94, had previous pathologies and were in hospital admission.

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Please note these are Canary Island figures for over 60s

The incidence of COVID 19 in the Canary Islands decreases.

The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Canary Islands, following the new indicators included in the Surveillance and Control Strategy of COVID-19, agreed by the Ministry of Health with the autonomous communities, reports that since the last update of data last Tuesday, 677 new positives in COVID-19 have been registered in the archipelago among people over 60 years old, which is the population group that is monitored after passing the acute phase of the pandemic.

 

Therefore, the cumulative number of Coronavirus cases among this group amounts to 93,388 people in the Canary Islands. Thus, the Cumulative Incidence for this age group at 14 days stands at 604.26 cases per 100,000 inhabitants and at 7 days at 259.63. Since July 8, there has been a sustained decrease in the cumulative incidence to 7 days, when we reached 913 cases per 100,000 inhabitants.

 
Currently, in the Archipelago there are 301 people admitted with Coronavirus, of which 23 are in ICU and the rest, 278, in plant. On the other hand, in the last three days there have been thirteen deaths, nine reported in Tenerife and four in Gran Canaria. All the people, aged between 71 and 109 years, except for one case of 53, had previous pathologies and were in hospital admission.

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Please note these are Canary Island figures for over 60s

The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Canary Islands, following the new indicators included in the Surveillance and Control Strategy of COVID-19, agreed by the Ministry of Health with the autonomous communities, reports that since the last update of data last Tuesday, 458 new positives in COVID-19 have been registered in the archipelago among people over 60 years old, which is the population group that is monitored after passing the acute phase of the pandemic.

 

Therefore, the cumulative number of Coronavirus cases among this group amounts to 94,366 people in the Canary Islands. Thus, the Cumulative Incidence for this age group at 14 days stands at 456.68 cases per 100,000 inhabitants and at 7 days at 195.84. Since July 8, there has been a sustained decrease in the cumulative incidence to 7 days, when we reached 913 cases per 100,000 inhabitants.

 

Currently, in the Archipelago there are 180 people admitted for Coronavirus, of which 13 are in ICU and the rest, 167, in plant. On the other hand, in the last three days there have been ten deaths, of which six are in Tenerife, two in Gran Canaria, one in Lanzarote and one in La Gomera aged between 67 and 92 years, except for one person of 49 years. All the people had previous pathologies and were in hospital admission.

 

Changes in care capacity data

 

The Ministry of Health informs that as of this Friday, August 12, and in compliance with the Resolution of August 5 of the General Directorate of Public Health of the Ministry of Health, in the calculation of beds occupied by patients with COVID-19, the number of beds occupied by patients who present a pneumonia or acute respiratory infection or other pathology that is considered attributable to a SARS-CoV-2 infection will be taken into account.

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Please note these are Canary Island figures for over 60s

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8 people die with COVID 19 since Friday in the islands.

The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Canary Islands, following the new indicators included in the Surveillance and Control Strategy of COVID-19, agreed by the Ministry of Health with the autonomous communities, reports that since the last update of data last Friday, 230 new positives in COVID-19 have been counted in the archipelago among people over 60 years old, which is the population group that is monitored after passing the acute phase of the pandemic.

 

Therefore, the cumulative number of Coronavirus cases among this group amounts to 95,869 people in the Canary Islands. Thus, the Cumulative Incidence for this age group at 14 days stands at 230.16 cases per 100,000 inhabitants and at 7 days at 108.01.

 

Currently, in the Archipelago there are 123 people admitted for Coronavirus, of which eight are in ICU and the rest, 115, in plant. On the other hand, in the last four days there have been eight deaths, of which five were reported in Tenerife, two in Gran Canaria and one in La Palma, aged between 69 and 97. All the people had previous pathologies and were in hospital admission.

 

Capacity for care

 
The Ministry of Health informs that since last August 12, and in compliance with the Resolution of August 5 of the General Directorate of Public Health of the Ministry of Health, in the calculation of beds occupied by patients with COVID-19, the number of beds occupied by patients who present a pneumonia or acute respiratory infection or other pathology that is considered attributable to a SARS-CoV-2 infection is taken into account.

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Please note these are Canary Island figures for over 60s

COVID infections and deaths fall in the Canary Islands.

The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Canary Islands, following the new indicators included in the Surveillance and Control Strategy of COVID-19, agreed by the Ministry of Health with the autonomous communities, reports that since the last update of data last Friday, 190 new positives in COVID-19 have been counted in the archipelago among people over 60 years old, which is the population group that is monitored after passing the acute phase of the pandemic.

 

Therefore, the cumulative number of Coronavirus cases among this group amounts to 96,304 people in the Canary Islands. Thus, the Cumulative Incidence for this age group at 14 days stands at 206.13 cases per 100,000 inhabitants and at 7 days at 94.28.

 

Currently, in the Archipelago there are 99 people admitted for Coronavirus, of which five are in ICU and the rest, 94, in plant. On the other hand, in the last four days there have been four deaths, of which two were reported in Gran Canaria, one in Tenerife and one in La Palma, aged between 66 and 89. All the people had previous pathologies and were in hospital admission.

 

Capacity for care

 
The Ministry of Health informs that since last August 12, and in compliance with the Resolution of August 5 of the General Directorate of Public Health of the Ministry of Health, in the calculation of beds occupied by patients with COVID-19, the number of beds occupied by patients who present a pneumonia or acute respiratory infection or other pathology that is considered attributable to a SARS-CoV-2 infection is taken into account.

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Four deaths in the last 4 days due to COVID in the Canary Islands.

The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Canary Islands, reports that four people have died in the last 4 days due to COVID in the Canary Islands.Health following the new indicators included in the Surveillance and Control Strategy of COVID-19, agreed by the Ministry of Health with the autonomous communities, reports that since the last update of data last Friday 190 new positives in COVID-19 have been counted in the archipelago among people from more than 60 years, which is the population group that is monitored after passing the acute phase of the pandemic.

 

Therefore, the cumulative number of Coronavirus cases among this group amounts to 96,304 people in the Canary Islands. Thus, the Cumulative Incidence for this age group at 14 days stands at 206.13 cases per 100,000 inhabitants and at 7 days at 94.28.

Currently, in the Archipelago there are 99 people admitted for Coronavirus, of which five are in ICU and the rest, 94, in plant. On the other hand, in the last four days there have been four deaths, of which two were reported in Gran Canaria, one in Tenerife and one in La Palma, aged between 66 and 89. All the people had previous pathologies and were in hospital admission.

Capacity for care
The Ministry of Health informs that since last August 12, and in compliance with the Resolution of August 5 of the General Directorate of Public Health of the Ministry of Health, in the calculation of beds occupied by patients with COVID-19, the number of beds occupied by patients who present a pneumonia or acute respiratory infection or other pathology that is considered attributable to a SARS-CoV-2 infection is taken into account.