On Saturday, the broadcaster IB3 highlighted the fact that the number of coronavirus cases in the Balearics had risen by ten thousand in the space of twenty days. This was compared to a 213-day period from March to September, which was how long it had taken for the first ten thousand cases to be registered.
With the total having reached 40,295, according to the health ministry's report on Saturday, the progress in the number of cases can be broken down into four blocks: the first ten thousand from March to the start of September; 59 days from September to October to reach 20,000; 48 days between the start of November to December to amass 30,000; and 20 days to get to 40,000.
The current 14-day cumulative incidence rate per 100,000 in the Balearics (up to January 7, that is) is 558.1, an increase of 22.5 in seven days.
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What is the excess mortality, quarter by quarter? What is the R number, quarter by quarter? Catholic statistics stink!
its only cases not deaths.. again winter period brings flus and sniffles. nothing to worry about other than losing all rights and freedoms and the basic right to work and support your family¡. this shows that masks and lockdowns don't work. people get back to basics and allow mother nature that gave us our immune system to work against viruses. stop the scaremongering.
I bet Armengol keeps her mouth shut this time and does not say that these measures will be enough as she did last time !