A total of 45 municipalities in Malaga exceed the rate of 500 Covid cases | BE Malaga | Hour 14 Malaga

A total of 45 municipalities of the 103 in the province on Monday, they exceed the incidence rate of 500 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days, so they would be conditioned to the latest restrictions announced by the Board to stop the spread of the coronavirus and that, among others, involve the perimeter closure of these locations.

Specifically, a total of 20 Malaga municipalities exceed the incidence rate of 1,000 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days, where non-essential activity will also be closed, and 24 have more than 500 cases, which will be closed perimeter, according to data consulted by Europa Press.

Those who exceed 500 cases are, in the case of the health district of Axarquía, the municipalities of Alfarnatejo, Algarrobo, Canillas de Albaida, Comares and Sayalonga; and in the Costa del Sol district, Benalmádena, Estepona, Fuengirola, Manilva, Marbella, and Mijas.

Similarly, in the district of La Vega, there are the towns of Campillos, Mollina, Villanueva del Rosario, and Villanueva del Trabuco; in Malaga district, Malaga capital and Rincón de la Victoria; and in Serranía, Benarraba, Gaucín, Genalguacil, and Ronda. Likewise, in Valle del Guadalhorce, Alhaurín de la Torre, Carratraca, Cártama and Tolox.

On the other hand they are 20 municipalities with more than 1,000 cases, Therefore, all non-essential activities will also be closed. Thus, they are in the Axarquía health district: Alcaucín, Alfarnate, Benamocarra, El Borge, Salares and Vélez-Málaga; in the La Vega health district: Alameda, Almargen, Cañete La Real, and Teba; in Málaga district, Moclinejo; in the Serranía district: Algatocín, Cartajima, Faraján, and Igualeja.

For its part, in Valle del Guadalhorce, the towns that exceed 1,000 cases are Alhaurín el Grande, Álora, Ardales, Coín, and Monda.

Regarding the rate, the province has a rate of Active Infection Diagnostic Tests (PDIA) of 671.5 per 100,000 residents in the last two weeks.

Thus, it is planned that every Monday and Thursday the provincial committees will meet to evaluate the situation of the municipalities and it will be these committees that will decide which municipalities are closed perimeter, which are those with more than 500 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, and In which municipalities the closure of all non-essential activities is ordered, which will be where there are more than 1,000 cases.

The measures will enter into force at 00.00 hours every Wednesday and at 00.00 hours every Saturday and will be in force for 14 days. If a municipality falls below 1,000 or 500 cases, the measures may be relaxed, provided that there are 14 days have elapsed since they were applied. If a municipality goes from more than 500 to more than 1,000 cases, it can go from grade 1 to grade 2, even if 14 days have not elapsed. In these cases, the period of 14 days will begin to count again from the day that grade 2 entered into force.

The community has increased its trate of incidence of Covid-19 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days up to 625.9, a figure that is 162 points higher than the 463.9 of last Friday and 327.6 more than seven days ago (298.3).

The 4,366 infections this day are lower than the 5,850 on Sunday, 6,297 on Saturday, 6,664 on Friday, 5,723 on Thursday, 6,882 on Wednesday – the highest daily figure reached in the pandemic – and 4,896 on Monday; however, it is higher than 2,508 on Tuesday.

Cádiz supersedes Malaga as the province with the most infections, with 1,330 the first and 757 the second. Behind are Sevilla with 586, Almería with 571, Córdoba with 378, Jaén with 256, Huelva with 254 and Granada with 234.

Regarding deaths, Granada is the one that adds the most with eight, followed by Cádiz with five, Córdoba, Jaén, Malaga and Seville with two, Almería with one and Huelva with none.

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