Official figures released by the Spanish Health Ministry at
Mon Mar 30, 2020 10:59 am
Official figures released by the Spanish Health Ministry at 12 noon on Monday 30 March confirm 85,195 known cases of Coronavirus (Covid-19) in Spain, 6,398 more than yesterday. 7,340 people have died from the pandemic (up by 812 from yesterday). Sunday’s figure was a rise of 838 deaths compared to Saturday).
There are 46,617 people in hospital, of which 5,231 are in intensive care. 16,780 people have now made a full recovery, which is 2,071 more than yesterday.
Of the official figures announced, 24,090 confirmed cases are known to be in the Madrid region, and where 3,392 have died (from the total 7,340 across the country).
There are now 16,157 cases in Catalonia (1,410 deaths), 6,057 in the Basque Country (297 deaths), 5,405 in Andalusia (236), 5,858 in Castilla La Mancha (622) and 5,110 in Valencia (310).
Figures for those infected with Coronavirus in other regions are as follows: Aragón 2,078 (106 deaths), Asturias 1,158(49 deaths), Balearic Islands 1,000 (37), Canary Islands 1,204 (40), Cantabria 1,100 (27), Castilla y León 5,801 (442), Ceuta 25 (1), Extremadura 1,560 (106), Galicia 3,723 (66), Melilla 51 (1), Murcia 939 (25), Navarra 2,146 (102) and La Rioja 1,733 (71).
There are 46,617 people in hospital, of which 5,231 are in intensive care. 16,780 people have now made a full recovery, which is 2,071 more than yesterday.
Of the official figures announced, 24,090 confirmed cases are known to be in the Madrid region, and where 3,392 have died (from the total 7,340 across the country).
There are now 16,157 cases in Catalonia (1,410 deaths), 6,057 in the Basque Country (297 deaths), 5,405 in Andalusia (236), 5,858 in Castilla La Mancha (622) and 5,110 in Valencia (310).
Figures for those infected with Coronavirus in other regions are as follows: Aragón 2,078 (106 deaths), Asturias 1,158(49 deaths), Balearic Islands 1,000 (37), Canary Islands 1,204 (40), Cantabria 1,100 (27), Castilla y León 5,801 (442), Ceuta 25 (1), Extremadura 1,560 (106), Galicia 3,723 (66), Melilla 51 (1), Murcia 939 (25), Navarra 2,146 (102) and La Rioja 1,733 (71).
Re: Official figures released by the Spanish Health Ministry
Mon Mar 30, 2020 12:02 pm
It is only a small reduction in deaths 812 (Sunday) from 838 (Saturday) but it is something to be thankful for. Lets hope the numbers continue to fall.
Re: Official figures released by the Spanish Health Ministry
Mon Mar 30, 2020 1:01 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:It is only a small reduction in deaths 812 (Sunday) from 838 (Saturday) but it is something to be thankful for. Lets hope the numbers continue to fall.
I honestly feel they will now start dropping in Spain Tony.
Deaths not yet, but the virus yes.
Re: Official figures released by the Spanish Health Ministry
Mon Mar 30, 2020 3:57 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:It is only a small reduction in deaths 812 (Sunday) from 838 (Saturday) but it is something to be thankful for. Lets hope the numbers continue to fall.
I honestly feel they will now start dropping in Spain Tony.
Deaths not yet, but the virus yes.
Fingers crossed
