According to the data posted on the aforementioned portal and corresponding to the tests carried out on Wednesday, June 23, a total of one hundred new positive cases in the entire archipelago harvested with a positivity rate (percentage of new cases out of the total number of diagnostic tests performed) of 3.75%, well above the values recorded in recent weeks.
These one hundred new positives represented an absolute increase of 39 new cases compared to the previous day and would leave the number of confirmed cases since the start of the pandemic at 61,328. The number of deaths remained unchanged in the 845 accumulated deaths since the first death from SARS-CoV-2 reported in the archipelago on March 12, 2020 when dying in the Son Espases ICU a 59-year-old woman with various associated pathologies.
By islands, the Transparència data reported 74 new positives in Mallorca, island where last Wednesday a total of 1,572 diagnostic tests were carried out with a positivity rate of 4.79%.
More than a million tests
On this island, since the beginning of this health crisis, more than a million tests (1,001,206) have already been carried out to confirm or rule out the presence of the pandemic virus.
Mallorca also accumulates 46,459 cases of the 61,328 notified in the entire archipelago to date and 705 of the 845 deaths attributed to SARS-CoV-2 since March last year. With respect to the rest of the islands, there is an increase in cases compared to the immediately preceding day in all of them, although it is more pronounced in Ibiza, with a total of 14 new positives, four more than those declared last Tuesday.
Regarding vaccination, the portal data indicated that 34.9% of the target population is already vaccinated with the complete regimen (344,260 people) while 54.4% of citizens called to get vaccinated (536,222 people) have already received at least one dose.
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