The 14-day cumulative incidence rate in the Balearics has climbed to 76.5 (the seven-day rate is 54.5%). In Mallorca the 14-day rate is 73.9. The seven-day positivity test rate is 3.64% for the Balearics and 4% for Mallorca. The 14-day incidence rate for the most affected age group (16-29) is 228.3 (as of June 27).
The number of Covid patients on hospital wards in the Balearics is 43 (there are 32 in Mallorca). It should be noted that these include a number of Spanish students with mild symptoms. There are nine Covid patients in intensive care units. No more deaths have been reported; the total remains 845.
In Mallorca's municipalities, new cases for the past seven days are:
254: Palma
56: Llucmajor
28: Marratxi
23: Manacor
13: Sa Pobla, Ses Salines
11: Calvia
10: Alcudia, Pollensa
9: Capdepera
8: Arta, Campos, Santanyi
6: Felanitx
5: Inca, Sant Llorenç
3: Bunyola, Consell, Son Servera
2: Binissalem
1: Alaro, Algaida, Andratx, Buger, Campanet, Costitx. Llubi, Maria de la Salut, Santa Maria, Selva, Soller, Vilafranca
The total number of doses of vaccine to have been administered is 901,526. 57.1% of the target population has received at least one dose, and 38.7% (382,036 people) have had the full course. The health service is currently attending to 1,076 people (in hospital and under primary care monitoring).
Seven days ago (June 22), the number of active cases in the Balearics was 592, so this number has risen by 484. The 14-day cumulative incidence in the Balearics was 42.42; Mallorca was 39.4. The seven-day test rate was 1.37% (Balearics) and 1.74% (Mallorca). In Palma, the number of new positive cases over a seven-day period was 82. Manacor, with 16, had the second highest number. Llucmajor had seven
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Can anyone trust Covid numbers coming from a Spanish government that has no control over the masses here and police are too afraid to clean up some party kids from the streets.... Seems we are now in a phase where government is putting economics before public safety and health. Bet you all that Majorca will be a Covid hot spot by end summer and the price will be paid for that by all living here .
Why can we not receive the information we used to get? It is now fragmented, infrequent and inconsistent. Are they trying to hide something? Like preferring to make rules, a bureaucratic paper trail, to off set general failure to vaccinate?