The Canary Islands have registered 104 new cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours, so that the total number of accumulated cases in the islands now rises to 57,131, and also you have to mourn a death in Gran Canaria, so the total number of deaths amounts to 772, according to data from the Ministry of Health of the Canary Islands Government.
Thus, of the total accumulated cases in the islands, 1,565 are active (-145), of which 27 are admitted to ICU (-1), 189 remain hospitalized (without variation) and 1,349 are in their homes (-144). In addition, so far 54,794 people have overcome the disease in the archipelago after 248 canaries were discharged.
Refering to Cumulative Incidence (HE) to 7 days in the Canary Islands it has risen slightly to 34.74 cases per 100,000 inhabitants and AI at 14 days is in the 67.74 cases per 100,000 inhabitants.
So far 1,153,653 PCR tests have been carried out on the islands, of which 60,113 were positive, representing 5.21 percent.
BREAKDOWN BY ISLAND
By islands, Tenerife adds 62 new infections and accumulates 25,198 accumulated cases, of which 1,044 are epidemiologically active (-68), 427 died and 23,727 were discharged; while Gran canaria has 22,774 accumulated cases (+22), of which 326 are active (-75), 271 died (+1) and 22,177 overcame the disease.
Lanzarote, for its part, accumulates 5,583 cases (+11), of which 98 are epidemiologically active (-10), 49 died and 5,436 were discharged; while Fuerteventura add nine infections and accumulates 2,399 cases, of which 88 are active (+9), 13 died and 2,298 overcame the disease.
The PalmFor its part, it remains in 570 cases, with seven active (-1), seven deaths and 556 people who have recovered from the virus; The iron it remains with a cumulative 371, not having any active cases, four deaths and 367 people were discharged.
By last, La Gomera It also does not add cases and continues with 235 infections since the beginning of the pandemic, of which two are active, while in its balance it registers one death and 232 people who have overcome the disease.
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