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Active cases of coronavirus COVID-19 in Canary Islands
Radio Sintonia also attributes another death to COVID 19.
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235 active cases today following 24 recoveries and 27 new cases. 7 people are in hospital(2 in the ICU).
Active cases by Municipality:
La Oliva - 137
Puerto del Rosario - 57
Pajara - 20
Antigua - 9
Tuineje - 5
https://fuerteventurahoy.com/la-oliva-re...qjYZDPn0lk
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from Noticias:

100% of those admitted to the majorera ICU for COVID are unvaccinated!

A week ago the Ministry of Health provided the first data in the state that compare the incidence, severity of cases and mortality of COVID-19 between vaccinated and unvaccinated people. The data is devastating "The unvaccinated from 60 to 80 years old have a 25 times higher risk of dying from COVID-19 than those vaccinated," says Newtral.com.

 

But it is also that the unvaccinated have 18 times more risk of being hospitalized and 8 times more likely to be infected. This type of data will now be included in the weekly reports of Integral Management of Vaccination (GIV), as announced by the ministry.

 

Lower risk of mortality among those vaccinated

 

As reported by the Ministry of Health in a statement in which it presents the new indicators, "vaccination has had a direct effect both on the reduction of the severity of infections, as well as on hospitalizations, hospital occupation of ICU and lethality."

 

"Unvaccinated people ages 60 to 80 have 25 times the risk of death from COVID-19 and 18 times more of hospitalization than those vaccinated," according to data from the Ministry of Health.

 
In Fuerteventura there are very high rates of infections, especially in the municipality of La Oliva, where according to the health authorities there is a "high floating population that refuses to vaccinate", with the corresponding risk to personal and community health. In addition, the more than likely repercussion at the economic level when movement restriction policies begin to be activated.
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231 active cases today following 18 recoveries and 14 new cases. 6 are in hospital with 3 of them in the ICU. Today's press report says that the 3 in the ICU are unvaccinated.
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237 active cases today following 19 recoveries and 25 new cases. 8 are in hospital(4 in the ICU).
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An interesting article (Google translated) on Noticias Fuerteventura today:

Fuerteventura is already at high risk in ICU occupation with four very seriously ill people and other interventions are beginning to be delayed.
The island of Fuerteventura is once again suffering the stakes of the Coronavirus at almost all levels, at the moment the logical consequence of the infections is coming, which is the occupation of hospital beds, and it is being primed especially with severe cases, with 4 people in the ICU.
The relaxation of regulations, together with the arrival of the cold, and especially the unconsciousness of many citizens, especially in the north of Fuerteventura (the data corroborate this), means that the island is in a difficult economic situation that in Briefly, it will take us to level 3 of the traffic light of restrictions, placing the island economy in a difficult area.
But it is also that the pressure that the disease exerts on the health system is already beginning to take its toll again, with the suspension of interventions in anticipation and in light of the number of infections and cases that are occurring.

The runaway indicators
In this sense, of the eight indicators that health considers to monitor the state of the pandemic, in Fuerteventura there are four at very high risk, the AI at one week is 165.3, the AI at 14 days is at 279, 79, and they are very worrying the AI of those over 65 who are at 127.1 at one week and at 190, 7 at 14.
In addition, in the daily report of the COVID in the Canary Islands there are two other parameters at high risk, which are traceability with 42% and the percentage of occupancy of the ICU is particularly worrying with 18.18%.
La Oliva and Puerto del Rosario with the worst path
The municipality of La Oliva takes the palm of contagions in this new wave of COVID 19 and above all, the Corralejo area suffers the highest onslaught of infections on the island. In this sense, health professionals attribute it to a “low percentage of vaccination due to a strong protest movement with the health system and the denial of the vaccination regimen. This, together with a rejection of the use of masks and social distance in everyday life, makes the virus move faster in this area ”.
La Oliva, at the moment has an AI at a week of 312.11, being the worst data of a municipality in the Canary Islands by far, Puerto del Rosario is the worst capital of the archipelago with 212.88, Pájara rises to 89, Tuineje remains at 32, and Antigua and Betancuria continue with 0 AI at one week.

Canary Islands on the rise
The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Canary Islands reported 305 new cases of COVID-19 yesterday. The total accumulated cases in the Canary Islands is 103,404 with 3,435 active, of which 34 are admitted to the ICU and 214 remain hospitalized. In the last hours, no deaths have been reported in the Archipelago linked to the Coronavirus.
The Accumulated Incidence at 7 days in the Canary Islands stands at 98.39 cases per 100,000 inhabitants and at 14 days at 179.60 cases per 100,000 inhabitants.
By islands Tenerife has an AI of 97, 35 a week, Gran Canaria of 103.8, Lanzarote of 98.3, La Palma of 41.9, El Hierro of 0 and La Gomera of 98.3.
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268 active cases today following 15 recoveries and 46 new cases. 8 are in hospital(4 in the ICU).

Level 3 restrictions look certain to be put in place by the Canarian Government tomorrow
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I'm going to move the recent comments to the 'discussion' thread - keep this thread for the stats. I should have posted my thoughts there in the first place, apologies.
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The Canarian Government have moved Fuerteventura up to Level 3 restrictions. It starts at 00.00 on Monday 6th December.
 
Today there are 268 active cases following 22 recoveries and 22 new cases. 7 are in hospital(4 in the ICU).

The cases by Municipality:
La Oliva - 151
Puerto del Rosario - 79
Pajara - 19
Tuineje - 7
Antigua - 5
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(25-11-2021, 08:57 AM)Johnrgby Wrote: This I believe is what it means
LEVEL 3:
1.)
 Capacity: 75% outdoors and 40% indoors.

2.) Groups of people: the maximum number of people allowed to meet is 6 in public or private, indoors or outdoors.
3.) Closing times: 1:00am.
4.) Guided tours: A maximum of 20 people may participate in tour guide and active tourism activities.
5.) The activity of nightlife establishments is allowed: discotheques, cocktail bars and karaoke bars are allowed to open in the same way as bars and restaurants with table service, and dancing is not allowed.
6.) Nightlife client data: Data must be collected the same as in Level 1.
7.) Parties, festivals and other popular Events may not be held.
8.) Shows: Shows with choirs, bands, orchestras or other musical groups in which the continuous use of the mask and the interpersonal safety distance of two metres cannot be maintained permanently, are not allowed indoors in closed spaces.
9.) The sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages, individually or in groups, on public roads, parks or outdoor recreation areas will not be allowed.
10.) Sports: The public capacity will be 50% in open spaces and 33% in gyms and sports centres. The Practice of professional, federated and non-federated physical and sports activity and in the celebration of sporting Events the attendance of the public is not allowed.
11.) Cultural activity: Cultural, artistic venues and establishments such as theatres, cinemas, music auditoriums, cultural centres, libraries, concert halls, exhibition halls, conference centres, the maximum capacity allowed is 55% of the establishment. Eating or drinking is not allowed during shows or sessions.
12.) Indoor spas/jacuzzis and saunas will be closed.
13.) Campsites and overnight camps will remain closed.

Though I would re post this for information on Level 3
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