2 new Covid-19 deaths were announced today in Manilva. The COVID-19 figures show no respite and have risen again to reach the highest figure since the start of the pandemic, just 8 positive cases short of the limit set by the Junta de Andalucía for the closure of non-essential commercial activity.
The Regional Ministry of Health and Families, in collaboration with the Andalusian Institute of Statistics and Cartography, published today’s data on Thursday 21 January, showing 16 new positive cases in our town, so the number of active cases in the last 14 days rises to 148. The total number of confirmed cases in Manilva since the start of the pandemic is 483 people, with 7 deaths.
The active incidence rate over the last 14 days rises from 875.8 to 953.1 (cases per 100,000 inhabitants), and it remains the highest on the Costa del Sol, closely followed by Marbella.
The cumulative incidence rate over the last 7 days falls from 483 to 431.5 (positive cases per 100,000 inhabitants).
As of today, 21 January, the active cases in the last 14 days are:
- Manilva: 148 cases (12 more)
- Estepona: 551 cases (64 more)
- San Roque: 528 cases (166 more)
- Castellar: 80 cases (11 more)
- Los Barrios: 286 cases (25 more)
- La Línea: 1,611 cases (299 more)
- Algeciras: 674 cases (73 more)
- Benahavís: 29 cases (8 more)
- Marbella: 1,257 cases (137 more)
- Casares: 19 cases (3 more)
Coronavirus infections in Andalusia continue to climb, with an increase of 7,409 people in the last 24 hours. According to the latest figures from the Regional Ministry of Health and Families, the region has a cumulative total of 338,880 people, with a rate that rises from 3,939 to 4,028 (per 100,000 inhabitants).
In the province of Málaga the increase in the last 24 hours stands at 1,652 new cases, with a cumulative total of 55,196 people and an incidence rate that goes from 3,222 to 3,322 (per 100,000 inhabitants), with 4,738 people in hospital (+99), 384 in intensive care (+5) and 873 deaths (+15).
This newsroom has produced a graph showing total positive cases since the start of the pandemic, details of the last 14 days and recoveries, which we update from Monday to Friday and have included in our «Coronavirus Special.»
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