The seven-day test rate in the Balearics is down from 10.28% to 9.57%; in Mallorca it is down to 11.38% from 11.98%.
The 14-day cumulative incidence is down from 808.1 to 792.5 in the Balearics. In Mallorca from 740.9 to 724.2 On the other islands - Minorca 513.4 (no change); Ibiza 1375.9 from 1394.4; Formentera 823.3 from 848.5. The seven-day incidence in the Balearics is 290.47; it was 291.58 on Monday.
The 14-day incidence by age group:
Under-16 - 904.12 (from 910.59)
16-29 - 1429.93 (1495.94)
30-39 - 995.13 (1024.22)
40-49 - 676.13 (679.53)
50-59 - 471.66 (473.47)
60-69 - 446.13 (443.57)
Over-70 - 349.08 (340.62).
The number of Covid patients on wards has gone down by 15 in Mallorca to 246. There is no change in Ibiza where the number is 90. In Minorca, there are two more patients (12). In intensive care, there are 70 Covid patients in Mallorca (five more) and 12 in Ibiza (down two). There are five patients in Minorca (no change). ICU Covid occupancy is 25.5%.
Primary care cases in the Balearics are up by 35 to 12,077; in Mallorca by one to 8,953.
Vaccination - 788,608 people in the Balearics have had at least one dose (76.2% of the target population); 621,806 in Mallorca. The number of people who have had the full course is 683,766 (66%); 533,938 in Mallorca.
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Could you please tell us how many in hospital are double vaccinated? I think this is really important to know. Israel now is in another lock down with 95% of hospitalisations or ICU being double jabbed. Also America very high hospitalisation of the double jabbed. About 50/50 in the UK. We are starting to see a pattern now 7 to 8 months after mass inoculation that this vaccine doesn't work. I would also bet money on it most of the vaccinated in hospital are suffering from an auto immune response that when re exposed to the virus you suffer so much worse.