Intensive care, Mallorca
A decrease in the intensive care number in Mallorca.
Balearics coronavirus figures for Friday
Indicators show a continuing improvement, but five more deaths have been confirmed.
Intensive care, Son Llàtzer Hospital, Mallorca.
The number of patients on wards is coming down, but not in intensive care.
Balearics coronavirus figures for Thursday
The test rate has dropped below five per cent.
Covid testing
The test rate in the Balearics is above the WHO five per cent target.
Balearics coronavirus figures for Wednesday
There are increased cases in fourteen of Mallorca's municipalities, but these increases are small.
Intensive care, Mallorca
Intensive care numbers remain high, but other indicators are coming down.
Balearics coronavirus figures for Tuesday
The total number of deaths in the Balearics has now topped 600.
Intensive care, Mallorca
Hospital cases in Mallorca have risen again.
Balearics coronavirus figures for Monday
A lower number of new cases, but there is less testing on Sundays.
Health personnel in Minorca
Mallorca case numbers are down, but Ibiza is still a concern.
Number of active cases falls by more than a thousand in less than a week
Five days ago, there were 1,388 more active cases than there are now.
Health personnel in Mallorca
At Son Llàtzer ICU.
Balearics coronavirus figures for Sunday
More cases than on Saturday and fewer tests.
Intensive care, Son Llàtzer Hospital, Mallorca.
While intensive care numbers are still high, other indicators offer quite positive news.
Balearics coronavirus figures for Saturday
Almost a thousand people recovered in the past 24-hour period - a particularly high number. Small increases in active cases in only seven of Mallorca's municipalities.
Health personnel in Mallorca
Total number of patients for the Balearics remains the same.
Balearics coronavirus figures for Thursday
The test rate is down almost three points.
Intensive care, Son Llàtzer Hospital, Mallorca.
Intensive care at Son Llàtzer Hospital.
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