Active cases of coronavirus COVID-19 in Canary Islands

[Captain Sensible]

897 active cases today following 35 recoveries and 80 new cases. 8 are in hospital(1 in the ICU). These are figures reported by the Fuerteventura Cabildo(Island Council) for people who are registered with the Canarian Health Authority.

[Captain Sensible]

870 active cases today following 77 recoveries and 50 new cases. 8 are in hospital(1 in the ICU).

[Captain Sensible]

841 active cases today following 77 recoveries and 48 new cases. 3 are in hospital (none in the ICU).

[Captain Sensible]

877 active cases today following 110 recoveries and 146 new cases. Only one person is in hospital.

[Captain Sensible]

964 active cases today following 72 recoveries and 159 new cases. 2 are in hospital.

[Captain Sensible]

1,224 active cases reported today following 107 recoveries and 221 new cases. 3 are in hospital(1 in the ICU).

The Canaries has added another 5,000 new cases and 6 more deaths in the last 24 hours.
Over 175,000 people in the islands have now had COVID, and there are still 58,585 active cases. 85% of these active cases are in Tenerife and Gran Canaria.

[Captain Sensible]

I wondered why the figures between the last 2 days didn't add up, and then I found this information: (A Google translation) - The resulting difference, 146 new infections, corresponds to the number of infections registered late at night and the data sent from private health consultations today, according to Onda Fuerteventura after consulting health sources.

[Captain Sensible]

1,326 active cases today following 74 recoveries and 176 new cases. 2 people are in hospital(1 in the ICU).

[Sam Cariss]

I hope people don't think I'm finding fault, but what is classed as a 'recovery', where do these figures come from?
I get the number of recorded new cases based on PCR tests, that's easy, but what are 'recovery' stats based on? 
Is it based purely on either serving your isolation period or a negative LFT's which, I believe, are not reported anywhere.
Not sure these figures can be relied upon, unless anyone knows different......

[Captain Sensible]

I hope people don't think I'm finding fault, but what is classed as a 'recovery', where do these figures come from?
I get the number of recorded new cases based on PCR tests, that's easy, but what are 'recovery' stats based on? 
Is it based purely on either serving your isolation period or a negative LFT's which, I believe, are not reported anywhere.
Not sure these figures can be relied upon, unless anyone knows different......

The figures I quote are released by the the Canarian Health Department every day to the press. I don't know any other information than what I read in the press releases.