The Friday test rate is 33.59%; it was 31.71% on Thursday. The seven-day positivity rate is down a touch from 32.73% to 32.11%.
The 14-day cumulative incidence in the Balearics is down from 3249.0 to 3162.2 and is down on all the islands except Minorca, where the increase is from 3782.9 to 3835.2. Mallorca 2920.9 from 3026.4; Ibiza 4300.3 from 4357.6; Formentera 1722.1 from 1881.7. The seven-day incidence in the Balearics has fallen from 1223.7 to 1098.9.
On hospital wards, there are 389 Covid patients, a decrease of five - Mallorca 304 (-6), Ibiza 72, Minorca 13 (+1). In ICU, the Covid occupancy rate is down to 24.90%, also a decrease of five - Mallorca 73 (-6), Ibiza eleven (+1), Minorca one.
In primary care, for which there has been a redefinition of active case monitoring, there are 25,201 cases in the Balearics, an increase of 2,392 from Thursday. In Mallorca, the number is 18,685, an increase of 1,822.
The total number of cases since the start of the pandemic is given as 222,858. The number of deaths is 1,129 - the ministry has confirmed two more deaths.
Vaccination with at least one dose, 982,559 (87.80% of the target population), 293 more than on Thursday. With the complete course, 939,163, 83.92% and 319 more.
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@Rich - good luck with that, that would be too clear of evidence - we must remain confused!
We now know because of a freedom of information act, that only 17500 people died of covid-19 in the last 2 years, and not the 155,000 in the UK. So this figure is less than a random year of flu deaths. Most deaths involved other co-morbidities. This proves that covid is less deadly than influenza. And the last 2 years has been blown way out of proportion and context. This is not a conspiracy theory. This is fact. Mainstream media want run with this story as it goes against there fear campaign. I doubt very much MDB will post this comment because its true and goes against there narrative.
Give us the data in the form of annual comparison graphs, pretty please.