Active cases of coronavirus COVID-19 in Canary Islands

[Captain Sensible]

671 active cases today following 63 recoveries and 96 new cases. 7 are in hospital(2 in the ICU).

Active cases by Municipality:
Puerto del Rosario: 269
La Oliva: 201
Tuineje: 93
Pajara: 82
Antigua: 19

[Captain Sensible]

658 active cases today following 57 recoveries and 34 new cases. 7 are in hospital(2 in the ICU).

[Captain Sensible]

627 active cases today following 99 recoveries and 66 new cases. 6 are in hospital(2 in the ICU).

[Captain Sensible]

694 active cases today following 54 recoveries and 117 new cases. 6 are in hospital(2 in the ICU).

[windermeregolfer]

694 active cases today following 54 recoveries and 117 new cases. 6 are in hospital(2 in the ICU).

This is getting out of control IMHO, will people not learn about restraint rather than partying 😢😢😢

[IHX]

The situation in the world concerning COVID has changed as the understanding of the amount of positive numbers should be changed, since more and more people will get infected, without the so much feared results. Because the virus has changed! Most of the people won't get sick, the ones with a slightly worse immune system might, but in a different and milder way. The ones who have chronic diseases, thus a bad immune system, might eventually get into hospital. Even that is not for sure. Thus, things like gathering and partying could even be considered as good between people who are relatively healthy, especially the young and healthy older people. Because the majority of people will get natural antibodies, which is the only way (!) to get out this virus problem; the modification of the virus (what will continue, you can't stop it) will get milder and milder. What means there will be fewer health problems with this virus. The effect on people will be more and more like a normal flu. This explains why the number of infections are not this important anymore. What really matters, is the amount of people getting into the IC and dying! But these numbers are stable or even dropping by the week. It must be clear to everyone that the situation has completely changed since last year and therefore have to be interpreted differently! Our biggest problem changed as well; the majority of people are still scared to death (by our governments and the media). The question why, is a good one. It seems that even the people in our governments are too late with understanding what is happening. Their decisions and adjustments, turn out to be wrong or too late.

[Captain Sensible]

721 active cases today following 43 recoveries and 70 new cases. 6 are in hospital(1 in the ICU).

Cases by Municipality:
Puerto del Rosario: 259
La Oliva: 228
Pajara: 111
Tuineje: 87
Antigua: 30

[Sam Cariss]

As others have alluded to, whilst the figures appear alarming compared to when I last visited in September, it does need to be put in perspective and that is that hospitalizations amount to only 1% of infections and we don't know their particular situation in relation to vaccination status, age, residency or underlying health conditions.
Whilst appearing high, in comparison to the rest of Europe it does not seem to me like any cause for panic at this stage.
Like here in the UK, it's a very delicate balance between minimizing infections and keeping the economy alive......

[Captain Sensible]

781 active cases today following 39 recoveries and 99 new cases. 6 are in hospital(1 in the ICU). Another virus related death has been reported - the 24th on the island.

[Captain Sensible]

852 active cases today following 22 recoveries and 93 new cases. 7 are in hospital(1 in the ICU).