The figures published today for Manilva offer some respite, with the active incidence falling from 908 to 875.8 (cases per 100,000 inhabitants) thanks to the recovery of 7 people, although there were 2 new positive cases and the municipality still has the highest incidence on the Costa del Sol.
The cumulative incidence over the last 7 days falls from 663.3 (positive cases per 100,000 inhabitants) to 586 , a rating that remains at Extreme Risk.
The Regional Ministry of Health and Families, in collaboration with the Institute of Statistics and Cartography of Andalusia, has published today’s data for Tuesday 19 January, with 2 new positive cases and 7 people recovered in our town, so the number of active cases over the last 14 days stands at 136. The total number of confirmed cases in Manilva since the start of the pandemic is 463 people, with 5 deaths.
As of today, 19 January, the active cases over the last 14 days are:
- Manilva: 136 cases (5 fewer)
- Estepona: 420 cases (21 more)
- San Roque: 387 cases (11 fewer
- Castellar: 72 cases (5 more)
- Los Barrios: 259 cases (11 fewer)
- La Línea: 1,363 cases (68 fewer)
- Algeciras: 558 cases (10 fewer)
- Benahavís: 19 cases (2 fewer)
- Marbella: 1,043 cases (30 more)
- Casares: 14 cases (2 more)
Coronavirus infections in Andalusia continue on the same upward trend, with an increase of 3,731 people in the last 24 hours. According to the latest figures from the Regional Ministry of Health and Families, the region has accumulated 325,549 people with a rate rising from 3,825 to 3,869 (per 100,000 inhabitants).
In the province of Málaga the increase in the last 24 hours stands at 861 new cases, with an accumulated total of 52,327 people and an incidence rate rising from 3,097 to 3,149 (per 100,000 inhabitants), with 4,564 people in hospital (+93), 377 in intensive care (+6) and 845 deaths (+14).
The provincial committees will meet every Monday and Thursday to assess the situation in the municipalities. Among those with an active incidence above 500 cases, they will decide which are to be perimeter-closed, and in which municipalities all non-essential activity is to be closed, namely those exceeding an active incidence of 1,000 (cases per 100,000 inhabitants).
The measures will come into force at 00:00 every Wednesday and at 00:00 every Saturday.
If a municipality drops below 1,000 or 500 cases, the measures may be relaxed, provided that 14 days have passed since they were applied.
If a municipality goes from over 500 to over 1,000 cases, it may move from level 1 to level 2, even if 14 days have not passed. In these cases, the 14-day period will start again from the day level 2 came into force.
This newsroom has produced a chart showing total positive cases since the start of the pandemic, the details for the last 14 days and recoveries, which we update from Monday to Friday and have included in our «Coronavirus Special.»
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