The corona figures in our country remain going downhill. The municipal map is looking better and better, especially in Flanders. These graphs and maps show how the situation is evolving in your province and municipality.
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How many infections are there in your province?
Per day are now averaged 1,723 new infections registered in our country. That is 12 percent less than in the previous seven-day period. It reproduction figure is now 0.87, which means that the epidemic is waning in strength.
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All provinces note a decrease in the number of infections. In our language area, the largest decrease is now recorded in West Flanders, that drops from 190 infections every day to 152 (-20.23 percent). Also Flemish Brabant drops significantly, from 154 infections to 123 infections (-20.15 percent). Limburg notes a slightly smaller decrease: from 129 infections per day last week to an average of 111 daily infections (-13.98 percent). About the same situation East Flanders: there it goes from 199 new infections a week earlier to 175 (-25.38 percent). In Antwerp the number of new infections falls from 304 to 278 (-8.59 percent).
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In Wallonia kent Luxembourg not the largest decrease (-23.64 percent), followed narrowly by Names (-21.31 percent). In Hainaut the number of infections falls by 5.27 percent, in Liège by 4.12 percent, and in Walloon Brabant by 2.85 percent.
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remaining Brussels, where the numbers are also falling. An average of 196 infections are now registered there every day, a decrease of 19.82 percent compared to the 244 infections a week ago.
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Tap or click on your province to view all figures in detail:
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The above map is colored according to the difference in infections compared to a week ago; the colors say nothing about it number infections. The situation can improve in a province, so with a green color on the map, but at the same time still be precarious.
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In the map below we therefore show the number infections in the past 14 days, set in front of the population to allow for a better comparison. That’s the so-called incidence. Walloon Brabant on Hainaut score the worst with an incidence of 306 and 286.
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Positiviteitsratio
The positivity ratio, the share of positive tests in the total, gives a better and more stable picture with fewer tests. The higher the number, the worse. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the percentage would last for at least two weeks maximum at 5 percent to be able to consider the epidemic under control.
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The positivity ratio in Flanders dips below 5 percent everywhere. Below the language border, the figure is higher than the average, but Namur (4.69 percent) and Luxembourg (4.42 percent) are now also diving below the 5 percent mark. Outlier remains Hainaut (6.54 percent), Flemish Brabant is lowest (3.4 percent). Brussels is at 4 percent.
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How many infections are there in your municipality?
Below on the map we put the number infections per 100,000 inhabitants per municipality in the longer term for: the darker the color, the more registered infections in the total of the last 14 days. Sciensano only makes this parameter public for the municipalities.
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The table below shows the same figures, but arranged from the municipality with the most infections per 100,000 inhabitants downwards. You can search for your own municipality in the search window, or sort the table according to the different categories.
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How many patients are admitted to hospitals every day?
In the graph below we show how many patients there are being admitted to hospitals every day due to Covid-19, broken down by province and via the seven-day average.
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How many patients are in hospitals?
On the graph below we also show the evolution of the total hospital occupancy, broken down by province.
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