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Spain had been experiencing a reduction in the number of new cases of COVID-19, however this appears to be reversing.
Daily averages of reported new cases for the last eleven days of March were 6,759.
This dropped to 6,235 in the first ten days of April, dropping further to 4,194 in the next ten days.
However, the daily average for the four days from 21 April has risen to 4,889, with 6,740 new cases reported today.
Something to keep a careful eye on during the course of the next week.
Daily averages of reported new cases for the last eleven days of March were 6,759.
This dropped to 6,235 in the first ten days of April, dropping further to 4,194 in the next ten days.
However, the daily average for the four days from 21 April has risen to 4,889, with 6,740 new cases reported today.
Something to keep a careful eye on during the course of the next week.
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If that sudden dramatic jump in cases has anything directly to do with Spain relaxing guidelines and allowing some folks to return to work, well, frankly, we could be here a very very long time indeed in our current situation.
Looks like it could as they relaxed it on 13 April. And all these mugs calling for it to be released early in the UK. Definitely something to keep an eye on. You'd hope governments are too. Too many new cases to track and trace when they did it.
Thankfully, it appears to be a bit of an anomoly, 3,105 positive antibody tests being included in the figures.
Probably an idea to record such results these in a seperate category and surely these should also immediately be included in the recovered category.
Also begs the question as to whether the Spanish have a reliable antibody test, doubts being expressed regarding their reliability elsewhere.
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SPAIN has finally seen its daily death toll from coronavirus drop below 400 with 367 deaths registered on Friday morning.
It’s a drop from the 440 recorded yesterday and brings the total death toll to 22,524.
It comes after the country repeatedly saw slight increases in the death toll over the past few days, remaining well above 400.
The drop is welcome news on what is now the country’s 40th day of a nationwide lockdown.
Meanwhile, the number of new cases in the past 24 hours has also plummeted to 2,796, down from yesterday’s 4,653.
The number of recovered coronavirus patients grew by 3,105 between Thursday and Friday, taking over the number of new infections for the first time, reported Diario Sur.
The increase in confirmed cases does not include people who have tested positive for antibodies, meaning they had coronavirus but showed no symptoms.
If they are included, the rise in caseload is 6,740 as of today.
https://www.theolivepress.es/spain-news/2020/04/24/breaking-spainnn-sees-significant-drop-in-coronavirus-death-toll/
Probably an idea to record such results these in a seperate category and surely these should also immediately be included in the recovered category.
Also begs the question as to whether the Spanish have a reliable antibody test, doubts being expressed regarding their reliability elsewhere.
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SPAIN has finally seen its daily death toll from coronavirus drop below 400 with 367 deaths registered on Friday morning.
It’s a drop from the 440 recorded yesterday and brings the total death toll to 22,524.
It comes after the country repeatedly saw slight increases in the death toll over the past few days, remaining well above 400.
The drop is welcome news on what is now the country’s 40th day of a nationwide lockdown.
Meanwhile, the number of new cases in the past 24 hours has also plummeted to 2,796, down from yesterday’s 4,653.
The number of recovered coronavirus patients grew by 3,105 between Thursday and Friday, taking over the number of new infections for the first time, reported Diario Sur.
The increase in confirmed cases does not include people who have tested positive for antibodies, meaning they had coronavirus but showed no symptoms.
If they are included, the rise in caseload is 6,740 as of today.
https://www.theolivepress.es/spain-news/2020/04/24/breaking-spainnn-sees-significant-drop-in-coronavirus-death-toll/
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